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Do You Need Help With ---- Food

So many families in our city find the expenses related to food difficult in the best of times; in the last couple of months this stress has become even worse for so many more families. There are families all over our city and beyond who earlier this year could never have imagined that they would be faced with food insecurity in a matter of only weeks!  As we all were looking forward to the end of a long winter and making plans for this spring and coming summer, future plans just stopped in place. I know I don't need to go on but what I want to use this post for is to let those of you who may need some help know who you an turn to here in our own community!

Please use these links to locate services:

Hands Up Toronto https://handuptoronto.org/

Library Pop-up Food Bank @ Eatonville Library
Every Friday from 2pm to 4pm
This is supported by Daily Bread Foodbank

Toronto Cares https://toronto-cares.ca/food-delivery-%26-help

Haven on the Queensway https://www.havenontheq.com/family-services

This is also a great time to consider donating to one of these great services if you are able to at this time. 

Hands Up Toronto https://handuptoronto.org/donate/

Food Share https://foodshare.net/

Toronto Cares https://toronto-cares.ca/donors

Daily Bread Foodbank https://www.dailybread.ca/ways-to-give/


If you know of other resources we can add please email BloordaleParents@gmail.com

Keep Well Bloordale!!!

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