These efforts were vital, but once the crisis eased, the food system largely snapped back to its earlier form, leaving inequities intact. Instead of bouncing back, philanthropy must learn to bounce forward. Three Strategies for ‘Bouncing Forward’Philanthropy can use disruption as a springboard for change, but it can only do so if it adopts new practices. As with food systems, COVID-19 threw wage theft protection into turmoil. Rather than trying to restart hearings and inspections, partners turned disruption into an opportunity to move forward.