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Ensuring people can afford food through income support is better for their mental and physical health, generates less food waste and is more cost-effective than food banks when it comes to tackling food insecurity, new research suggests.

CALGARY, ALBERTA, September 6, 2023 – In a ground-breaking study by the University of Calgary, participants living on low incomes reported a preference for grocery gift cards rather than food hampers to address food insecurity.

Rising costs squeeze food budgets for hungry families and for those helping to feed them “When you’re able to go out...

Thank you Calgary Foundation for highlighting the passion and commitment of Sutton Garner, the woman whose crusade for...

Donating food makes the donor feel good; it doesn’t always make the recipient feel good. Check out Maclean’s coverage of the way our grocery gift card program could transform charitable giving.

We’re taking a bold new approach to alleviating food insecurity for children and youth in our city. And we have a strong new look to match our mission.