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Two Degrees Food

Two Degrees Food is a social enterprise that produces nutrition bars with the mission of fighting childhood hunger. The company operates on a "buy-one-give-one" model, where for every bar sold, a nutrition pack is donated to a malnourished child.

History

Two Degrees Food was founded in 2010 by Will Hauser and Lauren Walters. The company was inspired by the founders' desire to address global hunger and malnutrition. They aimed to create a business model that would allow consumers to contribute to social good through their everyday purchases.

Products

Two Degrees Food offers a variety of nutrition bars made from natural ingredients. The bars are designed to be both nutritious and delicious, appealing to health-conscious consumers. The company emphasizes the use of non-GMO and gluten-free ingredients.

Social Impact

The core mission of Two Degrees Food is to combat childhood hunger. For every bar sold, the company donates a nutrition pack to a child in need. These nutrition packs are distributed through partnerships with various non-profit organizations, including Partners in Health and Valid Nutrition.

Business Model

Two Degrees Food operates on a "buy-one-give-one" model, similar to other social enterprises like TOMS Shoes. This model allows consumers to directly contribute to social causes through their purchases. The company aims to raise awareness about global hunger and encourage responsible consumerism.

Recognition

Two Degrees Food has been recognized for its innovative approach to social entrepreneurship. The company has received accolades from various organizations and has been featured in numerous media outlets for its efforts to address malnutrition.

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 == Two Degrees Food ==
-Two Degrees Food is a social enterprise that aims to fight global hunger by providing nutritious meals to children in need. For every product sold, the company donates a meal to a child in need. The company's mission is to create a world where no child goes hungry.
+[[File:Two_Degrees_Bars.jpg|thumb|Two Degrees Bars]]
-=== History ===
+'''Two Degrees Food''' is a social enterprise that produces nutrition bars with the mission of fighting childhood hunger. The company operates on a "buy-one-give-one" model, where for every bar sold, a nutrition pack is donated to a malnourished child.
-Two Degrees Food was founded in 2011 by [[Lauren Walters]] and [[Will Hauser]], two entrepreneurs with a passion for social change. They were inspired by the concept of "buy one, give one", and decided to apply it to food. Since its inception, Two Degrees Food has donated millions of meals to children in need around the world.
+== History ==
+Two Degrees Food was founded in 2010 by [[Will Hauser]] and [[Lauren Walters]]. The company was inspired by the founders' desire to address global hunger and malnutrition. They aimed to create a business model that would allow consumers to contribute to social good through their everyday purchases.
-=== Products ===
+== Products ==
+Two Degrees Food offers a variety of nutrition bars made from natural ingredients. The bars are designed to be both nutritious and delicious, appealing to health-conscious consumers. The company emphasizes the use of non-GMO and gluten-free ingredients.
-Two Degrees Food offers a range of nutritious and delicious food products. These include [[energy bars]], [[protein bars]], and [[snack bars]]. All products are made with natural ingredients and are free from artificial preservatives and sweeteners.
+== Social Impact ==
+The core mission of Two Degrees Food is to combat childhood hunger. For every bar sold, the company donates a nutrition pack to a child in need. These nutrition packs are distributed through partnerships with various non-profit organizations, including [[Partners in Health]] and [[Valid Nutrition]].
-=== Social Impact ===
+== Business Model ==
+Two Degrees Food operates on a "buy-one-give-one" model, similar to other social enterprises like [[TOMS Shoes]]. This model allows consumers to directly contribute to social causes through their purchases. The company aims to raise awareness about global hunger and encourage responsible consumerism.
-Two Degrees Food partners with various [[non-profit organizations]] to distribute meals to children in need. These organizations operate in various parts of the world, including [[Africa]], [[Asia]], and [[South America]]. The company's "buy one, give one" model ensures that every product sold translates into a meal for a child in need.
+== Recognition ==
+Two Degrees Food has been recognized for its innovative approach to social entrepreneurship. The company has received accolades from various organizations and has been featured in numerous media outlets for its efforts to address malnutrition.
-=== Business Model ===
+== Related pages ==
+* [[Social enterprise]]
+* [[Malnutrition]]
+* [[Corporate social responsibility]]
-Two Degrees Food operates on a [[social enterprise]] model. This means that while it is a for-profit company, it also has a social mission at its core. The company's profits are used to fund its meal donation program, ensuring that it can continue to provide meals to children in need.
+== References ==
+{{Reflist}}
-=== Future Plans ===
-Two Degrees Food plans to expand its product range and reach more children in need. The company is also exploring partnerships with other organizations to increase its impact.
 [[Category:Social enterprises]]
-[[Category:Food companies]]
+[[Category:Food and drink companies of the United States]]
-[[Category:Companies established in 2011]]
+[[Category:Companies established in 2010]]