September 1, 2020Awareness, Events, Media Releases
In June, we asked you to rise to the challenge and support Full Bellies. Happy Hearts., a summer-long campaign to raise ½ million meals to help ensure no one goes hungry during COVID-19 and beyond. We did it!
View Blog PostAugust 28, 2020Awareness
These days, there is no shortage of places to get your information. And we know that can be overwhelming. We've pulled together some easy ways you can stay connected!
View Blog PostAugust 14, 2020COVID-19
We are getting close to our goal in the Full Bellies. Happy Hearts. ½ million meal challenge, but we need your help to get there! Set up your fundraising page today.
View Blog PostAugust 13, 2020Food
WOWBUTTER is a peanut and tree nut free alternative to peanut butter, making it safe for school lunches!
View Blog PostJuly 14, 2020In the Community
The team at Conestogo Electric Inc., are not only known for providing exceptional and professional electrical design, installation and maintenance services but also for their commitment to Waterloo Region.
View Blog PostJune 26, 2020COVID-19
In March, The Food Bank adjusted and adapted our operations - in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing state-of-emergency - to ensure the continuation of essential services offered throughout Waterloo Region.
View Blog PostApril 30, 2020In the Community
Today, more than 146 years since Heartland Farm Mutual opened their doors, they remain steadfast in their commitment and passion for helping those in need continues.
View Blog PostApril 2, 2020Events, Media Releases
It may have been short and sweet but the impact of Canstruction® Waterloo Region can’t be ignored.
View Blog PostJanuary 17, 2020Awareness
There continues to be a lot of conversation and news coverage around the rising cost of food, food waste and the food recovery work being done to prevent edible food from being wasted.
View Blog PostJanuary 10, 2020Media Releases
Wendi Campbell and her team at The Food Bank, are making a huge impact in Waterloo Region, by making sure that 34,500+ residents, don't go hungry.
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