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Feeding Possibility Program

The Feeding Possibility! grant program helps food banks in our network increase their ability and capacity to best serve their communities.

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About the program

The Feeding Possibility! grant program was developed in response to the needs of Ontario's food bank network, as determined by Feed Ontario's recent Capacity Evaluation Survey and the emerging needs of food banks following the pandemic and ongoing economic impacts.

Eligible food banks receive up to $50,000 in financial support toward innovative projects that improve their organizational capacity and service to their community. Food banks apply through four streams and projects vary from adding more refrigeration space to implementing a new food delivery system (including vehicles and client registration software) to decentralizing services to make programs more accessible across a region.

Learn more about the projects from this year's Fundamentals stream below.

The Fundamentals Stream

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The Fundamentals stream is designed to support operational needs, capacity building, or general maintenance of equipment or infrastructure projects up to $10,000.

By the numbers

%
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of food banks rely on limited-capacity residential fridges for safe cold storage

 

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of food banks say they do not have the adequate equipment or space to receive or move food donations

 

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food banks applied for the first round of Feeding Possibility grants

 

A message from our sponsor, CG Wellington

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Support this program

Learn more about how your organization can help feed possibility in your community. Contact Austin Holmes (Manager, Corporate & Foundation Partnerships) at austin@feedontario.ca or (416) 656-4100 ext. 2937.

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