The Heinz Family Foundation named Dana Gunders and Sacoby M. Wilson, Ph.D., recipients of the prestigious 30th Heinz Award for the Environment. She is president of ReFED, a national think tank that fosters data-informed action and works with food businesses, farmers, policymakers, researchers and funders to stop the systemwide problem of food waste. ReFED’s most recent report, “From Surplus to Solutions: 2025 ReFED U.S. Food Waste Report,” assesses annual food waste in the U.S. — 73.9 million tons, equivalent to 31% of the national food supply. ReFED is a U.S.-based nonprofit that partners with food businesses, funders, solution providers, policymakers, and more to solve food waste. The organization serves as the definitive source for food waste data, providing the most comprehensive analysis of the food waste problem and solutions to address it.