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Each week until December 17, we're donating to different locations across the city!
• Sunday, November 19th – 10775 Leslie Street, Richmond Hill East: Z103.5 with Tony Monaco
• Sunday, November 26th – 322 Yonge Street, Yonge & Dundas: Z103.5 with Tony Monaco
Any Food donations dropped off at this location will be sent to Daily Bread Food Bank, Downtown Toronto.
About:
– Daily Bread Food Bank is a member-based organization providing food to 207 food programs at 132 agencies across Toronto, including food banks and drop-in meal programs.
– 1 in 10 people in Toronto are relying on food banks, up from 1 in 20 last year.
– Last year, there were over to 2.53 million food bank visits in Toronto, a 51% increase compared to the year prior.
– Food bank visits across Toronto increased by nearly 51% in 2023 compared to the year prior. This level of growth is unprecedented.
• Sunday, December 3rd – 10775 Leslie Street, Richmond Hill East: Z103.5 with Sandra Crofford
• Sunday, December 10th – 322 Yonge Street, Yonge & Dundas: Z103.5 with Sandra Crofford
Any Food donations dropped off at this location will be sent to Daily Bread Food Bank, Downtown Toronto.
About:
– Daily Bread Food Bank is a member-based organization providing food to 207 food programs at 132 agencies across Toronto, including food banks and drop-in meal programs.
– 1 in 10 people in Toronto are relying on food banks, up from 1 in 20 last year.
– Last year, there were over to 2.53 million food bank visits in Toronto, a 51% increase compared to the year prior.
– Food bank visits across Toronto increased by nearly 51% in 2023 compared to the year prior. This level of growth is unprecedented.
• Sunday, December 17th – 1425 Dundas Street East, Dixie and Dundas : Z103.5 with Tony Monaco
All the food dropped off at this location will be sent to the Mississauga Salvation Army.
About:
Since its inception in 1974, Mississauga Community and Family Services has been a source of help and support for the community.
In 1974, over 200 families made requests at the Temple office. That year, Community and Family Services gave furniture to 141 families, food vouchers and parcels to 129 families, and counselling of various types to 65 families or individuals. The strength of Mississauga Temple’s Family Services department was already well established.
Forty years on, that strength and desire to assist the local community remains strong. Currently, we offer these programs:
Plus, when you visit us at any location above, you can enter for a 6-month storage locker unit by Access Storage.
