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Most innovations seem obvious. After the fact.

Supplying our frontline agency partners with grocery gift cards represented a focus on an income-based response to food insecurity because lack of food isn’t the issue, the root of the problem is a lack of money.

It’s Almost Time For Karen To Climb For Kids!

Our fearless friend, Karen Knowlton, has been hard at work training for Karen Climbs for Kids and will be summiting Mount Athabasca (3,491m) in Jasper National Park on July 23 in support of I Can for Kids.

Calgary food bloggers share their creations, raise awareness of childhood hunger #StackedAgainstHunger

This year, we are bringing back our popular social media campaign, #StackedAgainstHunger, in time for 2021’s Calgary Stampede.

A New Brand, A New Approach

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.

University District and Village Ice Cream team up for a Sweet Summer

Visitors can stop by for a complimentary Little Villager single serving of Village Ice Cream. The “pop-up” will be located near the University District Discovery Centre every Thursday from 3-6pm. Donations to I Can for Kids are welcome.

I Can for Kids May Campaign

We are nearly there! Thanks to our partnership with Save-On-Foods and their generous contribution of matching donations up to $10,000, we are almost at our goal!

Karen Climbs for Kids

On July 23rd, 2021, Karen will stand atop the summit of Mount Athabasca (3,491m) in Jasper National Park. Her challenging climb will raise awareness and money to help I Can for Kids.