Bringing Hope and Kindness to Families Afflicted with Poverty
We launched our food program in Canada in 2016 with the “Hope for Kids Canada” initiative, initially providing food hampers and gift cards to those in need. As demand grew, this program evolved into what is now known as the “Community Upliftment: Food Security and Beyond” food bank. You can read more below and apply for support below!
Join us in our journey to nourish both body and soul, celebrating the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our community.
Community Upliftment: Food Security and Beyond
Our “Food Security and Beyond” project reflects our commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, emphasizing that access to culturally appropriate food is a fundamental human right. Through our Cultural Food Bank, we provide more than just food; we offer a taste of home, ensuring that everyone can access familiar and meaningful ingredients that reflect their cultural heritage. This initiative fosters a sense of belonging, where diverse flavors and backgrounds come together to create a harmonious and inclusive community. Join us in our journey to nourish both body and soul, embracing the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our community.
How to Apply for Support!
With the support of our generous donors, our Food Hamper Program provides financial support to low-income families and single parents in Calgary, Alberta. We offer grocery baskets and gift cards, easing the burden of feeding a family.
If you and your family are in need of support you can apply below!
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Unused non-perishable food items are also appreciated and can be dropped at our office: 3936 29 Street Northeast, Calgary, AB T1Y 6B5 from 10am – 5pm Monday to Friday.
List of non-perishable food items
Canned vegetables and fruits, Canned meats (chicken, tuna, salmon), Canned beans and legumes, Rice (white, brown, wild), Dried pasta and noodles, Peanut butter, Canned soups and stews, Boxed cereals and oatmeal, Shelf-stable milk or milk alternatives, Dried beans and lentils