North York Harvest Food Bank

  
You have the chance to make an incredible difference
for your neighbours struggling with food insecurity. From parents who are unable to feed their families, to seniors on fixed incomes – thousands are turning to North York Harvest for help, many for the first time.  

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Current Campaigns

​North York Harvest Food Bank provides emergency food to 30,000 people in our community—1 in 4 of them children.

This holiday season, The Schulich Foundation is doubling your impact.

Every $1 you give will be matched, up to $200,000, helping us serve even more families and drive programs for lasting change.

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You can make a difference by joining the Harvest Hero Virtual Food Drive!

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Latest updates

Read our Impact Report!

See your Impact in action! We’re pleased to share our biannual Impact Report, a snapshot of the amazing work we have accomplished together this year. Between March-August 2024, we made […]

Posted on November 19th, 2024

Who’s Hungry 2024

Who’s Hungry Report 2024 – Trapped in Poverty: Unprecedented Hunger in Toronto In partnership, North York Harvest Food Bank and Daily Bread Food Bank have released Who’s Hungry 2024— an […]

Posted on November 8th, 2024

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Community Advocacy Group: Fighting poverty from the ground up!

Community Advocacy Group: Fighting poverty from the ground up! What do you think is the most important issue leading to food bank use? What could help solve that issue?  These […]

Posted on October 30th, 2024

Feeding your family doesn't mean you go without

Feeding your family
doesn't mean you go without

Kids don't have to skip breakfast

A fixed income
doesn't mean unhealthy food

A fixed income doesn't mean unhealthy food

Kids don't have
to skip breakfast