
Leave a Legacy Month 2025
Guest Author: Erin H., Coordinator, Fundraising (Major Gifts & Planned Giving) In a world where instant gratification is encouraged, there isn’t always space left for long-term thinking. How can you
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Guest Author: Erin H., Coordinator, Fundraising (Major Gifts & Planned Giving) In a world where instant gratification is encouraged, there isn’t always space left for long-term thinking. How can you

For Tahar M., generosity always came naturally and effortlessly. Born in Tunis, Tunisia, Tahar served his country as a public servant. But public service was never just a job for

‘Leaving a legacy’ can look different for many people. For some, this means passing a namesake, knowledge, or money on to their kin. But for Robert “Bob” A., who did

Major (ret’d) Lillian B., known as Lil by family and friends, left a legacy in many ways upon her peaceful passing. For starters, Lillian was a trailblazer in the Canadian

From volunteer to devoted supporter, Maureen F. has been a longstanding member of the Ottawa Food Bank community. From 2017-2018, visitors at the Ottawa Food Bank offices were often greeted

On Saturday, April 12, neighbours across Ottawa showed their kindness and generosity as the Ottawa Food Bank held the Fill the Plates – Spring Food Drive. Because of you, we

“Our community faces many challenges. But, together, we are thousands strong. Thanks to volunteers like you, a food secure Ottawa is possible. You are our ‘light’ through this crisis.” –

Did you know 1 in 4 Ottawa households is facing hunger? That’s a huge number – up from an already somber 1 in 7 last year. The price of groceries,

Last month, an astounding $109,000 in donations was raised for the Ottawa Food Bank through the generosity of members and guests at the Rideau Club Gala. Taking place on March

On Friday, January 31st, Ottawa came together for the Gold Hearts Gala: The Mayor’s Charity Ball Presented By Fairmont Château Laurier, in support of the Ottawa Food Bank. What was

School’s out for Summer but Nutrition isn’t: Summer Nutrition Program 2026
Every child deserves access to healthy, nutritious food. However, the cost of food and housing

Honouring Culture Through Food: Supporting Indigenous and Inuit-led Member Agencies in Ottawa
Today, June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to recognize

Home Delivery Transitions to the Network
Today, 90% of the Community & Emergency Food Banks in our network
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