The Mission
We promote social justice through food aid and by engaging in the integration process of different socio-cultural communities established in Quebec and everywhere else in Canada.
Racine Croisée
FOOD INTEGRATION BASKETS
Racine Croisée has received the 2023 Solidaires Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Award for the Food Integration Baskets project. This award recognizes the significant efforts of an organization or a collective initiative to implement strategies and approaches in terms of equity, diversity, and inclusion within its organization, as well as in its interactions with the community.
the campaign
365 days of hunger, and you?
Racine Croisée
official charity
registered
#828452763RR0001
THE GOAL
Feed as many families as possible
IN 60 DAYS
Online donations
through CANADAHELPS
Amount raised so far:
10000 $
The impact of your donation
No matter the size of your donation, what you contribute is an essential link in our vital mission.
The funds collected will be used for the purchase of basic food items and the establishment of integration initiatives that weave connections within our diverse communities.
A 7$ makes a difference
Provides essential meals:
$7 can provide nutritious meals to a family for an entire week. It brings immediate relief to those struggling to access basic food.
Ensures access to necessities:
$7 helps to purchase fresh produce and basic necessities for several families. It ensures that essential needs are not overlooked.
Supports integration:
With your $7, we can organize integration workshops for newcomers. These sessions are valuable opportunities to learn, share experiences, and create bonds within our diverse communities.
Make a Donation
How to Contribute?
via the online donation form
All other options
Donate on CanadaHelps
A fundraising page for this campaign is available on CanadaHelps. You can make an online donation on their website.
Donate in person at the food bank
Between September 29 and December 22, 2023. During our basket distribution every Friday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
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By Bank Deposit
If you wish to donate by bank deposit, it is possible. Contact us for more information.
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By interac transfer
If you wish to donate by Interac e-Transfer, it is possible. Contact us for more information.
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Become a Volunteer
If you have time to spare, consider becoming a volunteer with our organization. Your time and skills can make a direct difference.
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The emergency isn’t going away
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Hamilton food bank gets $625K emergency grant as donations drop rapidly
Food banks in Hamilton, Ont., will get an emergency grant of $625,000 from the city to provide immediate support in the midst of a significant decrease in donations […] read the article
Calgarians ‘can’t make ends meet’ as national food bank use hits highest recorded level
A new report from Food Banks Canada released this week found that in 2023 food bank usage rose to its highest level since the survey started in 1989 […] read the article
Toronto food bank demands emergency funding from province as client visits quadruple
During a news conference Tuesday morning, Neil Hetherington, CEO of the Daily Bread Food Bank, said that the solution to addressing the city’s food insecurity and affordability crisis is to reduce the number of people who rely on food banks […] read the article
More Canadians facing food insecurity since 2020: Statistics Canada
More Canadians could be having trouble with food costs since the COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, according to a Statistics Canada survey […] read the article
Struggling to meet rising demand, Montreal food bank forced to turn people away
Every day, we have people who come in just for a free meal. And the frequency of people coming in has gone from maybe once or twice a week to four days a week,” said Renate Betts, the food bank’s manager […] read the article
