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Join the Spring Matching Gift Campaign and Double Your Impact!

“Even with my wife’s part-time wages, making ends meet has been a challenge.” – James*

Every day, when we read the news, when we talk to people, or when we go out, we are surrounded by stories of someone experiencing the affects of the rising cost of living.

In 2023, the number of families using our food banks surged to an all-time high, with February and March seeing an astonishing 22% increase in demand.

In our recent Annual Report, we mentioned “death by a thousand cuts”. Make no mistake, this phrase accurately captures the alarm that we have been feeling as we witness the impact of the many challenges that are facing our clients, our neighbours and our community. This makes James’ story even more poignant.  

Working full-time as a personal support worker, and his wife working part-time due to caring for their two-year-old son and five-year-old daughter, James’ family cannot keep up with the soaring rent, gas, and grocery costs. The cost of living has just risen too high. 

A family photo with the father on the far left, daughter, and son being held by the mother

Will you help families like James’?

Donate Today and Double Your Impact!

The Schulich Foundation will match your gift, dollar for dollar up to $200,000, until April 30.

Your impact will go twice as far to help more neighbours, like James, support their families and regain their footing.

James shares a familiar story that we often hear from our clients. Coming to a food bank is often the last resort for parents like James, and they are so grateful for the food that donors like you help to provide.

North York Harvest has been a great resource for us,” James said.

Every gift, no matter the amount, makes a difference.  Thank you!


 

Happy parents cuddling with two little children sitting together to promote donations to spring match campaign

The Schulich Foundation will match your donation up to a maximum of $200,000 until April 30, 2023.

 

*This is a true story from a client. The names and images have been changed to protect their privacy.


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