NOURISH
YOUR COMMUNITY.
How FoodRescue.ca is Responding to COVID-19:
FoodRescue.ca is still fully operational, working to support non-profits
who need access to food during the COVID-19 crisis.
Food safety is our highest priority. Please review your provincial public
health food safety guidelines for safe food practices that help mitigate risk.
Smart. Simple. Local.
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If you're a food business with excess food, use our free tool to donate food safely and easily.
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Not-for-profit organizations can rescue nutritious food directly from local donors.
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We can all learn a few simple ideas to use food more wisely at home.
Never underestimate
the difference
you can make.
A NEW way to donate excess food.
SMART
It's inevitable that food businesses have a bit of surplus at the end of a day. But, we believe there's a better way to manage excess than to throw out edible food. It's much better for the environment to redirect this food to people in need.SIMPLE
We can help make food recovery part of everyday business activities, so businesses can say goodbye to tipping fees. Register. Donate. Repeat. How simple is that? Donating surplus food just makes good sense.LOCAL
FoodResue.ca is the safe and secure way for businesses to support our communities and for non-profit organizations to access food to help feed our neighbours in need. This is the FoodRescue.ca community.
Together, we have impact
FoodRescue.ca impact since May 2018
2,102,995
meals
provided
$5,467,787
donated food
value
8,644,104
kgs greenhouse gas
emissions averted
VIDEO CREDIT: Thank you Lisa Murzin Photography & The Friendly Butcher