May 10, 2021Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Fresh Approaches, our Spring 2021 newsletter highlights how far our driving team traveled to ensure no one goes hungry, tips for eating healthy, and a story about a couple's experience as monthly donors.
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In the Winter 2021 newsletter, discover how a forklift purchase has helped us to deliver more food, touching messages from your neighbours and a Q&A with our Food Assistance Outreach Coordinator.
View Blog PostAugust 18, 2020Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Discover how we're helping to feed our community during a pandemic, and beyond, why our CEO, Wendi Campbell, is grateful even during the tough times and what's new about the way we work since COVID-19.
View Blog PostJune 5, 2020Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Get a first glimpse at this year's Full Bellies. Happy Hearts. 1/2 Million Meal Challenge and discover how the power of community in a pandemic is feeding children during this crisis, and beyond.
View Blog PostApril 6, 2020Awareness, Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Our community is tackling some of the largest and most difficult challenges we have ever faced as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.
View Blog PostFebruary 10, 2020Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Get your first look at the 2019 Hunger Report, and read how your support is finding solutions for food waste and bringing nutritious food to people throughout Waterloo Region.
View Blog PostAugust 26, 2019Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Special Edition: Gratitude Report
View Blog PostJune 7, 2019Fresh Approaches Newsletter, Stories
As the school bell rings for the last time this June, thousands of kids in our community are heading home without the comfort of knowing where their next meal will come from. During the school year, many students have access to programs that provide breakfast, lunch and snacks. But, when summer begins, this safety net is gone.
View Blog PostMay 10, 2019Fresh Approaches Newsletter
Growing Healthier Communities, Together.
View Blog PostFebruary 26, 2019Fresh Approaches Newsletter, Stories
Kids with empty bellies have less energy and greater difficulty concentrating at school. That affects their ability to learn which, in turn, threatens their growth, development and future well-being. No one should go hungry - especially an innocent child.
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