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There are several ways Ontario’s food industry can help. Scroll down to learn more, or contact Austin Holmes, Manager of Corporate and Foundation Partnerships by email ou appeler 416-656-4100, Ext. 2937.
Food bank to fork
Comment les dons alimentaires circulent-ils dans notre réseau ?
Les dons à grande échelle d'aliments de longue conservation ou d'aliments frais et congelés sont un moyen important par lequel Feed Ontario aide à garder les étagères des banques alimentaires pleines. Renseignez-vous sur la façon dont les dons d'aliments circulent dans notre réseau pour faire en sorte que tous les Ontariens aient accès à des aliments sains et nutritifs.
What food banks need the most
Feed Ontario recommends donating items you like to see in your own household including fresh food and pantry items. See a few of our suggestions below!
Grains
Cereal, rice, pasta, oats, granola bars, and flour
Proteins
Canned fish and meat, fresh meat and poultry, eggs, beans and legumes, and peanut butter
Fruit and vegetables
Fresh and canned fruits and vegetables, and children's snacks
Special diet foods
Diet-specific food (e.g. low-sugar, gluten-free, dairy-free, etc.), culturally appropriate food (e.g. halal, kosher, etc.), vegan and vegetarian options
Pantry staples
Soup, pasta sauce, stews, chili, and prepared meals
Household and hygiene items
Toilet paper, cleaning products, toothpaste, deodorant, tampons, etc.
Farmer Tax Credit Bill (Bill 36)
Ontario farmers who donate to local food banks and community meal programs are eligible to receive a 25% tax credit based on the fair market value of the donated product! Feed Ontario worked with the agricultural community and MPP Bob Bailey (Sarnia-Lambton) to gain support on this initiative, which was passed in 2013 with all-party support. Ontario is the first province in Canada to offer this tax credit.
Ways to get involved
Full Shelves
The Full Shelves program helps ensure that food bank shelves across the province are stocked with healthy food and pantry staples for Ontarians in need.
Donate to local food banks
Your local food bank will accept a variety of fresh and non-perishable foods to support your community. Use our Find a Food Bank tool to learn more.
Programmes alimentaires
Our partnerships with Ontario’s agriculture and grocery sectors help ensure Feed Ontario can provide fresh and frozen foods to food banks across Ontario.
There are several ways Ontario’s food industry can help. Contact Austin Holmes, Manager of Corporate and Foundation Partnerships by email ou appeler 416-656-4100, Ext. 2937.