Make a financial gift.
Help us buy food and cover the everyday costs of serving our neighbours.
Discuss a business giftGet involvedThe strength of this community
The strength of this community
is its people.
From a few volunteer hours to a collection at work, there are many ways to lend a hand in Chatham-Kent.
Give your time
A helping hand can mean a lot.
Our volunteers keep food moving and our community connected. There’s plenty of practical work behind every grocery bag.
Our volunteers distribute groceries, stock shelves, pick up donations, help with food drives and public awareness, and keep our space clean. Call or email us to find out where help is needed and how to apply.
Make it a community effort
Bring a food drive to life.
A school, service club, faith group or workplace can turn a collection of small gifts into something meaningful.
Give us a call first so we can talk about what’s needed. Then choose your collection dates and share our wish list with your group.
1
Connect before collecting.
Confirm current needs, accepted items and drop-off arrangements with the team.
2
Make giving easy.
Pick a clear date and collection point. Share the wish list so people know what to bring.
3
Deliver and say thank you.
Coordinate delivery during donation hours, and thank the people who took part.
For businesses & community partners
Keep your support close to home.
Whether you run a local shop, farm or larger business, we can talk about a way to help that fits your organisation.
Share food or resources.
Have food or resources to share? Talk with us about what we can accept and how to arrange delivery.
Discuss a food donationBring your team together.
Organise a workplace collection or ask us about opportunities for your group to volunteer.
Start a conversationCommunity support in action
Thank you, Feed Ontario.
A grant from Feed Ontario helped us add a commercial refrigerator and freezer.
That support gives us equipment we rely on to store food. We’re grateful for the partners who help make this everyday work possible.
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