Snack on chocolate – donate a meal
Every Lieblingsgast chocolate from the cooperation between Deutsche Bahn and share donates a meal for a disadvantaged person. While you get from A to B in a relaxed manner, this chocolate supports the important work of Tafel Deutschland eV - good feeling, right?
Here's how it works:
The social roadmap
- You secure a quiet seat in first class and receive a surprise cookie with social impact from share.
- Each gift includes a donation to Tafel Deutschland (a German food bank).
- Together we support people in need and reduce food waste.
Snacking & Sharing
Small snack – big impact
To help, we often don't have to look far, because social inequality is growing in Germany too – many people are affected by poverty, often invisibly. The consequences of the pandemic, conflicts, and inflation hit them particularly hard. By sharing snacks with your favorite guest, you automatically help to close the food gap.
For an even better feeling: The small lemon-flavored butter biscuit is made with high-quality ingredients from Europe, produced in Germany, and contains no palm oil. The chocolate version of the Lieblingsgast biscuit uses only fair-trade cocoa and is produced in Belgium. The packaging is also recyclable.
Enjoy your meal!
Deutsche Bahn x share
Effective Partnership
Our water has been available in recyclable bottles in Deutsche Bahn's onboard restaurants and bistros since 2020. Together with DB, we've provided 11.2 million days of drinking water and provided 52 fountains. We believe there's still more to come. We're making the next move with our favorite guest.
Food packages for people in need
31,000,000Since 2019: share and Tafel Deutschland together enable
Days of drinking water and 21 wells so far
11,000,0002020: share water in Deutsche Bahn's onboard restaurants and bistro
Portions of food with the Tafel Deutschland
13,000,000March 2023: share chocolate as a DB guest gift enabled per year
What is actually behind the donation principle?
You're probably familiar with the principle of food banks: perfectly edible food that can no longer be sold doesn't end up in the trash, but with people who desperately need it. With every favorite guest, you donate food to people affected by poverty – this relieves the burden on families, saves food from being thrown away, and helps combat food insecurity.
How exactly does your snack help? Every cookie sold donates 1.8 cents and every chocolate bar 5 cents to Tafel Deutschland (the German food bank network). This supports their vital logistical work – for example, transporting large quantities of food to food banks in economically disadvantaged regions. So your snack becomes real help.
Tafel Germany
Tafel Deutschland is the umbrella organization of over 970 food banks throughout Germany. Its responsibilities include coordinating, supporting, and advising regional and local food bank operations. It acts as a spokesperson for donors, politicians, associations, and the public, and organizes the forwarding of monetary and in-kind donations.
Photos: Scarlett Werth, Monique Wüstenhagen (Tafel Deutschland)
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