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FoodShare’s supporters help make a difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands across Toronto. THANK YOU to each and every one of our visionary donors, core funders, foundations, faith groups, unions and levels of government. You help us pioneer, champion and share effective food programs every day.

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DEMAND AN INCREASE IN ODSP RATES

Join us in calling on provincial party leaders to commit to doubling Ontario Disability Support Program rates immediately. Just enter your contact details and click “Add Your Voice” below. The letter will be sent on your behalf to all party leaders. ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN Read our joint letter asking party leaders to #DoubleODSPNow. The Ontario […]

Fresh, affordable food delivered to you

Super fresh, locally grown and culturally diverse produce delivered to your door – on your schedule. Be it weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, the Good Food Box is an affordable way to keep your fridge stocked with delicious fruits and vegetables. Your purchase helps support FoodShare's work to challenge systemic barriers that keep people from accessing the food they need to thrive. By subscribing, you're joining us in our vision: a Toronto where everyone can feed themselves, their loved ones, and their communities with dignity and joy.

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Food justice learning for all ages

FoodShare supports hands-on education to meet young folks in our schools and homes where they are at and create valuable dialogue on where our food comes from, how it’s produced and who grows and delivers it to our stores and tables. Our shareable, open-source guides and toolkits encourage even the littlest learners to consider their own role in creating a fairer food system for all.

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Cook together, eat together, thrive together

FoodShare offers cooking workshops for teams in the private, public and non-profit sectors who are interested in learning more about the connections between food, social justice and community engagement. Fusing a cooking class with anti-oppression training, these unique virtual workshops bring coworkers together to prepare a meal and consider their own role in the food system.

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