家に、ままのやお米はありませんか。まだ食べられるを集めて、必要なに届ける活動があります。「フードドライブ」といいます。や町の施設などでを集めます。買いすぎたや、もらったけれど家族では食べきれないを、のにもらう仕組みです。
Do you have cans or rice at home that remain uneaten? There is an activity that collects food still fit to eat and delivers it to people who need it. It is called a food drive. Shops and community facilities collect food. Things bought in excess or received as gifts that a family cannot finish can become meals for another household.
何でも持っていけるわけではありません。開けていないや、長く置いておける物など、集めるはによって。の説明ともです。家で作った料理を、そのまま持っていく活動ではありません。受け取ったがに保管し、食べられる状態で渡すがあります。
Not everything can be brought. Accepted items vary by collection point, such as unopened food or items that keep well. Package information and dates matter too. This is not an activity for simply bringing home-cooked dishes. Food must be handed over in a condition that allows the recipient to store and eat it safely.
がなければ、集めるのを。と、の種類を。集めた後で、分けたり運んだりするもいます。今日食べられるだけでなく、届くまでのも考える活動です。もらったが多すぎたも、捨てるに渡せるが見つかるかもしれません。
If you have no plans to eat something, look at the collection point's announcement. Check the collection date and types of food accepted. People also sort and transport it afterwards. The activity considers not only whether food can be eaten today but also the time until delivery. When you receive more than you can use, you may find somewhere to pass it on before throwing it away.