Our vision is a Mississauga where everyone is food secure.
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Support neighbours facing food insecurity by donating, volunteering, creating a personalized fundraiser and more.
10M lbs
Your support enabled us to distribute food for almost 10 million meals.
+ 503K
We saw over half a million visits last year - the highest ever in our history.
+ 31K
Thank you to over 1,000 of our volunteers who contributed 31,486 volunteer hours!
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"This community is where I live, it is my home, and I have a part to play in its success. Giving my time, effort, and service is how I can contribute to making Mississauga a stronger and healthier community for all residents."
With your support, we operate a wide range of unique programs to ensure we meet neighbours where they need support the most.
The Food Bank 2 Home Delivery Program brings custom orders of healthy, fresh and shelf-stable food directly to homebound neighbours with mobility restrictions, who have a physical disability or short/long-term illness and who don’t live with a household member who can visit a food bank on their behalf.
The ReclaimFRESH Food Rescue Program works with local farmers, wholesalers, producers, and grocery stores to rescue and rehome surplus edible food. Through this program, we’re able to provide our agency members in all corners of Mississauga with continuous access to fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and more.
The Income Tax Filing Clinic is a volunteer-run program that helps low-income households file their taxes. This support enables neighbours in need to receive tax benefits that provide much-needed funds they wouldn’t have received without the resources to file their tax returns.
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Less than 1% Increase in Thanksgiving Drive Donations Compared to 20% More Food Bank Usage in Mississauga
Food Banks Mississauga Experienced Highest Annual Visits in its History
Client Spotlight | Jeanette
Volunteer Spotlight | Olivia
A Day on the Road with Food Banks Mississauga
Thank You, Ontario Trillium Foundation
Let’s Talk Food Bank Misconceptions
City of Mississauga Declares Food Insecurity an Emergency