This fall, our food drive is going virtual. We aren’t able to have our annual Harvest for Hunger Food Drive, but you can still give to help those who need it most in our community.
With your donation, you can feed children, seniors and others who have been most impacted by Covid-19.
The holidays are coming, and you can give an early gift for the hungry in our city. Please,
or call 622-7440.
Be what someone else is thankful for. With your help, “Let no one go hungry.”
Be a lifeline to the most vulnerable in our city and region who have been hit the hardest by the pandemic.
Join CBC Toronto on June 12 for Community Cares, a day of special programming with music, stories, and coming together in support of food banks across Ontario.
The CBC will celebrate the resilience of a city and the people who are helping to bring us together, support our neighbours and feed our communities. We will also share stories of how we are changing, and who is helping us move forward.
For more information about CBC Community Cares visit cbc.ca/communitycares.
Your gift will help ensure that everyone’s right to food is realized in the weeks – and months – ahead.
Thank you for supporting the RFDA as we work to provide uninterrupted service to our neighbours in need.
Click here to make an online donation to the RFDA through CBC Community Cares.
To make a donation over the phone, please call 807-622-7440. Due to social distancing measures in effect, the number of staff and volunteers at the office is limited. If we are unable to answer your call, please leave a message and a member of our team will get back to you back as quickly as possible.
Click here to learn about the many ways you can support The RFDA.
Click here for a list of our most needed items.
You can drop off food donations at the RFDA, 570 South Syndicate. Simply place your donation inside the main doors, or call 622-7440 to have a staff member or volunteer help.
If you need food support, call 211 or visit their website.
Updated Post Regarding Food Distribution
This is a tough time for everyone, but together, we will get through it. It will require all of us working together to make sure that everyone is provided for while still being as safe as possible
The need is great, and to preserve resources and to better allocate them to make sure that all of our neighbours can access food, we are changing how hampers will be distributed for the time being. To get a food hamper:
There has been confusion in the past, but at this point, anyone requiring a food hamper must call 211 for registration.Do not call the RFDA, as we do not have the staff or volunteers to be able to adequately answer phone calls.
