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The Ontario Trillium Foundation becomes a major partner of the Food Bank

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Still fighting hunger after 20 years


Our Mission :
To Feed Those In Need and Work To Reduce Hunger

Our 2008 Spring Food Drive gets underway.  Please click here to see how you can help. 

 

                                         

Hunger Facts       In the News       Tribute Cards 

                                                       Events
                                                         (Please click on item for more information)
Forest Hill Public School visits the Food Bank with a very special donation (Dec 20/07)
An Oped piece penned by our Executive Director, Loren Freid is published in the Toronto Star (Dec 19/07)
Acknowledge that special person's important occasion.  Our Tribute cards are now available (Sept/07)
The Making Connections Program is now in its ninth year of operations (Aug/07)
Our 2007 Annual General Meeting is held at our facility in North York (June 5/07)
The Toronto Sun profiles our Executive Director Loren Freid (Jan 29 /07)
The Toronto Star publishes an OpEd piece authored by our Executive Director Loren Freid (Dec 15 /06)
A joint campaign between the North York Harvest Food Bank and Tippet-Richardson entitled "Make reducing hunger your first move" gets underway
A review of the Food Bank's 20th Anniversary Annual General Meeting featuring the Hon. Bob Rae as our guest speaker
Thank you Toronto for all your help during the past year
 

       The North York Harvest Food Bank works towards the relief of hunger in communities throughout northern Toronto.  The Food Bank supports emergency food programs, partners with perinatal programs, advocates for change on issues affecting food bank use and works with like-minded organizations to develop innovative and respectful ways for our clients to access culturally appropriate and personally acceptable food at no cost.  Now in our 20th year of service, the North York Harvest Food Bank collects, sorts and distributes food to a network of more than 60 community programs that provide food to approximately 25,000 people a month.  Located throughout northern Toronto, these programs include emergency food programs operating in religious institutions and community health centres; community kitchens; drop-in centres; prenatal and early parenting programs; before- and after-school snack programs; campus food banks; and shelters for youth and women. More than 1,300 volunteers are involved in the implementation of the work of North York Harvest Food Bank.

 

     Established in 1986, the North York Harvest Food Bank is a non-profit, non-denominational registered charitable organization (Charitable No. 11906 2495 RR 0001).  The Food Bank is a founding member of both the Canadian Association of Food Banks (CAFB) and the Ontario Association of Food Banks (OAFB) and upholds and adheres to the CAFB's Code of Ethics

To learn more about the Early Years of the Food Bank please click here

Contact Information

Telephone 
(416) 635-7771
FAX
(416) 635-5599
Postal address
640 Lawrence Ave. West, Toronto, Ontario, M6A 1B1
          entrance off Varna Drive - (off Lawrence Avenue at the east end of the Bathurst Heights Secondary School)
east of Allen Road - west of Bathurst
Electronic mail
General Information:  info@northyorkharvestfoodbank.com
 

 

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