The 15th Annual Labour Day Show N Shine raises over $46,000 for the Regina Food Bank

The sun shined brightly at the Access Communications Community Park for the 15th Annual Labour Day Show N Shine event. Access Communications Co-operative, the Collectors Car Club of Saskatchewan, and title sponsor CAA Saskatchewan came together to host the event, which set a new bar for funds raised for the Regina Food Bank at an estimated $46,300. The Annual Labour ... Read More

Regina Food Bank’s new School Food Program will feed over 2,000 students

Regina Food Bank announces the School Food Program to improve food security and attendance in eight Regina schools. The new program represents a significant investment in combatting childhood food insecurity, feeding over 2,000 children and youth year-round, enabled through a community partnership model. AGT Foods has committed to a three-year partnership, providing $75,000 in food, and Knight Automotive Group has committed $60,000 through a one-year partnership.

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Get to know what the faces of food insecurity look like. It takes courage to ask for help, but it's the only way we can thrive in our communities. 

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Saskatchewan’s largest credit union, Conexus Credit Union has empowered and fed hope to hundreds of community members by supporting cooking and financial wellness classes. We are proud to partner with Conexus to advance their stated purpose of “to improve the financial well-being of our members and communities”.  To access financial management workshops click here

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Spring is here and seeding is around the corner. We have reason to be optimistic. Thank you for your continued support and allowing us to feed our neighbors throughout the pandemic.
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Financial contributions allow the food bank to better respond to those in need. For children who are powerless to provide for themselves, for hard-working moms and dads trying to provide for their family, and for seniors on fixed incomes, being able to access support from food banks make those difficult times a little easier.

The Food Bank is a community powered organization. With no government support we rely on individual, corporate and foundation support to help feed people in need, educate the public about hunger issues and address the root causes of hunger.  RFB is a community powered organization. Every single ingredient we provide our clients was sourced through the contributions of community members. 

From the can to the truckload – we move food to people where they need it – when they need it

Your support is critical in our fight to end hunger.  For every $1 you donate you help us secure 3 meals for our neighbors. 

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How can the Regina Foodbank Help?

We are committed to the ideal that no one truly in need in our community should ever have to struggle with hunger. If you, or someone you know is looking for help, below is some information to get the help needed.  Please note – policies and procedures have changed, and may continue to change, to meet the needs of our community during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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