December 2, 2024In the News
Every food item, every dollar, and every volunteer hour makes a real difference for those facing food insecurity, writes Kim Wilhelm.
View Blog PostNovember 29, 2024In the News
December kicks off the holiday season, traditionally a time for families and friends to gather, spread joy, and share a meal together. However, for many people in Waterloo region, a holiday meals is far from certain.
View Blog PostNovember 27, 2024In the News
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region is calling on Regional Council to approve a permanent funding increase in the 2025 budget to address the growing and persistent issue of food insecurity across the region.
View Blog PostNovember 25, 2024In the News
Tickets are now on sale for Whisky & Wine in the Warehouse, a unique event supporting The Food Bank of Waterloo Region while raising awareness about food insecurity in the community.
View Blog PostNovember 21, 2024In the News
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region is excited to announce the launch of an evening hamper pickup service in Kitchener. Made possible through a new refrigerated locker system, this innovative service offers greater flexibility for individuals in need of emergency food assistance.
View Blog PostNovember 15, 2024Awareness, In the Community, In the News
Here are three simple ways you can make a financial gift this holiday season—even during the Canada Post workers' strike: Donate online, call us at 519-743-5576, or drop by 50 Alpine Court, Kitchener.
View Blog PostNovember 14, 2024In the News
Tim Hortons and The Food Bank of Waterloo Region invite media representatives to join them in celebrating the launch of this year’s Holiday Smile Cookie campaign on Monday, November 18 at the Tim Hortons restaurant at 795 Ottawa St., S., in Kitchener.
View Blog PostNovember 7, 2024In the News
Starting Saturday, November 9, The Food Bank of Waterloo Region is extending its donation drop-off hours to better accommodate the community’s generosity and busy schedules.
View Blog PostNovember 4, 2024In the News
One in eight households in the region now relies on food assistance, writes Kim Wilhelm.
View Blog PostOctober 21, 2024In the News
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region released its 2024 Community Impact report today, revealing that one in eight households in the region is struggling to afford food. A year earlier, it was one in 10 households, and two years ago it was one in 14.
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