The Calgary Food Bank has been a buzz the past two months, inputting your donations and mailing your income tax receipts. We hope you have received yours and invite you to contact us if it has not arrived. Wishing you a refund!
2016 was another tough year for Calgarians and the Calgary Food Bank continued to experience unprecedented demand. But as we close the books on the holiday season, we can humbly say that you were unprecedentedly generous.
Just as families come in all forms, there are so many ways to get involved in your community. Consider everyone’s age and availability, find your family’s passion for volunteering.
An amazing group of Mount Royal University students came up with a creative way to explain what the Calgary Food Bank does to help families and individuals in the community.
Child literacy is such an important issue that unfortunately doesn’t get enough attention. We are proud of our relationship with Calgary Reads and the Book Bank program which ensures that clients that visit the Food Bank have access to quality books for their children.
January is often a time of year that we take a good look at the foods we are consuming but sometimes we need advice on healthy eating.