Our project represents an innovative solution to an important and relevant problem that we have encountered in our trucking company. Due to minor packaging damage, many clients refuse the goods, which leads to the disposal of products that, in most cases, remain fully usable. This situation not only causes economic losses for the business but also creates an environmental problem, as significant volumes of quality products end up being discarded.

To address this issue, we have developed a mobile application that helps find charitable organizations and centers in need of these goods. Instead of disposing of or throwing away the rejected products, we offer to redirect them to places where they can be used to maximum benefit. Our application will serve as a convenient tool for quickly and efficiently finding those in need, minimizing losses, and helping to cope with excess inventory.

The significance of this project goes far beyond simply reducing losses in our business. We aim to make our contribution to solving a broader social problem—supporting those who are in difficult situations and need assistance. This is especially important in a world where a large number of people face food insecurity and lack of resources. Redistributing surplus and goods that for various reasons were not in demand not only helps reduce economic losses but also contributes to the creation of a more sustainable and responsible consumption system.

With our project, we are not only giving products a second life but also contributing to solving the environmental problem—reducing waste and minimizing the strain on nature. In the long term, the application will become an important part of the social infrastructure, helping to connect businesses, charitable organizations, and those in need of support. We are confident that this approach will have a significant impact on the development of charity and sustainable consumption, ultimately making the world more humane and fair.