Bug Fixes & Improvements - Fixed a UI issue that incorrectly allowed template owners to reclaim already claimed rescue instances - Removed an outdated instruction popover on the donation flow - Minor interface improvements

Bug Fixes - The "Resume Open Rescue" footer no longer sticks around after you complete a rescue - Fixed region name cutoff in the Impact page dropdown - Fixed an issue where some volunteers got stuck in a rescue or taken backward when tapping buttons quickly or experiencing brief network interruptions. Improvements - Volunteers will be prompted to call the dispatch line when they attempt to drop a rescue within a given notice period, which can be customized for your organization. - Improved compatibility with different screen sizes, edges, and native device controls. - Optimized the speed and responsiveness of the Available Rescues screen. - Improved phone number entry and display, with formatting for international numbers.

We’ve improved network stability and resolved issues that were preventing some users from accessing the app: • Fixed unexpected logouts that occurred during network interruptions • Resolved splash screen loading issues on app startup • Fixed infinite loading spinners that appeared when reconnecting to the network The app now handles network changes more smoothly, whether you’re switching between WiFi and cellular or experiencing temporary connectivity issues.

• The Available Rescues screen is faster and more intuitive • Important links (legal, training) are easier to find • We fixed bugs affecting the displays of recurring rescues and your rescue history • Upgraded Capacitor from v6 to v7 to align with current platform standards

You already help rescue food. We’re giving you a way to go even further. Keep an eye out for the new Donate button, designed to make it easier than ever to support your community and drive real environmental impact. Your financial contribution of any size is essential fuel that helps get good food to the people who need it most while reducing waste and protecting the planet.

- It used to be too easy to drop a template—that yellow button was hard to resist. Now it’s slightly more difficult to inadvertently drop a recurring rescue when you just want to request a sub. - We’ve eradicated the last vestige of no-contact imperatives in our app. (We still love our introverted volunteers!) - Our app went rogue, practically extorting you for notification permissions in exchange for access to certain rescues. Our engineers have successfully neutralized the threat. - Mobile users on Apple devices running on older OS versions (iOS 16 or older) weren’t able to use the app, but now they can! Planned obsolescence just isn’t our bag, baby.

This release fixes a few bugs as well as improves the display for instructions during a rescue when using larger font sizes on the device.

- Fixes an issue with push notifications

- Some devices/versions were unable to select a preferred mapping software - In the event of a route directions failure, the app now attempts the connection two more times before displaying an error message - The History tab of My Rescues listed previously completed rescues in an unintuitive order. Now they will show up as expected: reverse chronological order - Available rescues were, under certain circumstances, shown twice in list view - Available weekly rescues were not shown in chronological order in list view - Biweekly (every other week) rescues, under certain circumstances were not displaying according to the correct schedule in Upcoming Rescues - My rescues and Available Rescues did not consistently display the correct dates for upcoming rescues - When the “Add Item” button was tapped in the mobile app, the screen would become obstructed by the “Next” button - Fixed workflow for users that select “I don’t see my region” from the “Choose your region” dropdown menu - Eliminated some social sharing bugs by switching to use the device's native sharing process