December 21, 2023Agencies, Awareness, In the Community
As the year draws to a close and winter weather takes hold, the challenges of affording essential food become increasingly pressing for individuals and families in our community. That’s why service providers dedicated to offering shelter and respite to unsheltered neighbours work with The Food Bank of Waterloo Region.
View Blog PostOctober 7, 2022Awareness, Events, Volunteers
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, marking a time when people are often interested in giving back to their community. Here’s how you can get involved to make sure no one goes hungry this holiday.
View Blog PostJune 14, 2022Food & Recipes, Vegetarian
Looking to change up your protein? Try this baked tofu recipe.
View Blog PostMarch 31, 2022Food & Recipes
As the country continues to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, many Canadians are grappling with rapidly increasing food prices.
View Blog PostJune 16, 2021Awareness, Stories
Hunger can happen to anyone, anywhere at any time. This story explores one person's experience from being a monthly donor to receiving food assistance.
View Blog PostMay 31, 2019Agencies
Located in a culturally diverse community which is home to many new immigrant families and many living on low income, the Sunnydale Community Centre is a gathering place where neighbours come together to learn, celebrate and access a variety of programs and services.
View Blog PostNovember 13, 2018Stories
In order to meet the needs and better serve the 34,000+ people in Waterloo Region needing food assistance, it is important to grow and evolve.
View Blog PostOctober 23, 2018Events, Stories
A wrap up of the Great Food Sort Challenge 2018.
View Blog PostSeptember 21, 2018Events
September marks Hunger Action Month and is an opportunity for Canadians across the country to work together, towards a future without hunger.
View Blog PostJune 19, 2018Fresh Approaches Newsletter, Stories
What do summer holidays mean to you? For many of us, it's warm sunny days spent relaxing at the lake or cottage. Others look forward to enjoying a BBQ with family and friends. But for 1 in 20 families in Waterloo Region, summers are not nearly so carefree.
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