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The essentials not the extras: how grocery gift cards influence the spending patterns of food-insecure families
In this blog, we explore how food-insecure populations make the most of their limited household budgets.
The essentials not the extras: how grocery gift cards influence the spending patterns of food-insecure families
In this blog, we explore how food-insecure populations make the most of their limited household budgets.
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.
I Can for Kids March 2021 Update
We’ve been quiet, but we’ve been busy, and we have a lot of news to share… It’s been one year since COVID-19 shut...
I Can for Kids partners with Kids Cooking Program
I Can for Kids is excited to announce our partnership with the Marlborough Kids Cooking program, an initiative of The...
Gerbera Daisies Fundraiser – Junior League of Calgary
Purchase a 6-inch Gerber Daisy to support I Can For Kids. The Junior League of Calgary with generous support from...
I Can for Kids joins Good Food Organizations network
I Can for Kids joins cross-Canada network that uses healthy food as a tool for social change I Can for Kids Foundation...
2020 Impact Report: We Remain, Undaunted
For the past six years, I Can for Kids has been fortunate to have the support of our donors, volunteers and agency...
Fresh Routes and I Can for Kids have teamed up!
Every day, thousands of Calgary families struggle to put food on the table. COVID-19 has made their situation worse...