OFB015 - Lyndon Galea, founder of Eat Up, built his business from a desire to help stop kids going hungry at school!

In this episode of the Open for Business podcast, we
have a genuine feel-good story for you! Lyndon Galea is the founder of Eat Up.
Lyndon created this business in his hometown of Shepparton, Victoria when he
found that 1 in 8 kids were going to school on an empty stomach. He decided
that he had to do something about it and gathered up some of his mates to help
him make sandwiches which he then took to the local school and gave them to the
teaches to hand out to the kids in need.  

Today, Lyndon is based in Melbourne and has grown Eat
Up into a successful business working with 18+ schools in the state to ensure
that kids that are in the unfortunate position of going to school hungry, are
fed and given the best chance to get the most out of their important early days
of education.

It’s time to find out more about this legend doing
great this and just how he built his business. Let’s do this!!

 

TOP
LEARNINGS IN THIS EPISODE:

1.    
You don’t
need loads of money to get started!! This is a limiting belief, where there is
a will there is a way!

2.    
Talk to
other people about your idea / business / venture! Comminucate and network! You
just don’t know what opportunities are out there for you to take advantage of!

3.    
Give it a
go! Don’t hold back because it’s not worth regretting it later! What’s the
worst that can happen anyway?

RESOURCES
AND LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

The EAT UP website – Check out Lyndon’s
fantastic business!

EAT
UP Facebook Page – Show some support team! J

Here
is some press that Lyndon received last year! Thanks to The Age! 

Foodbank
– Australia’s Largest Hunger Relief Organization

Org Harvest
– Australia’s leading food-rescue operation

Need Eat Up at your school?? Email
Lyndon here!

 

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