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Food Hamper

Free access to non-perishable food, clothing (men, women, and children), household items, children's toys and books.

Food voucher

Provides food hampers to individuals and families in need
Community luncheons are currently on hold.

Provides a hot meal, food hampers, personal hygiene products and both shower and laundry facilities.

Provides a hot meal and food hampers.

Food hamper - delivered to persons requesting

In addition to food hampers, vouchers for clothing store at 328 King St. W in Kitchener may be given to any family in need of clothing.

Furniture vouchers for Worth a Second Look furniture store, at 97 Victoria St. North may also be given to the families who are in need of furnishings and household items for their homes.

Food voucher

Provides emergency food hampers to the community.

Food pantry available to those in need.

Food bank

Food Hamper

Food Hamper Service.

Food hampers provided, 1 food bag per week per household

Community Fridge KW is a public repository of fresh donated foods, dry goods and essential items such as menstrual products that anyone can take from for free, anytime. By and for the community, Community Fridge KW is open and fully accessible 24-7. Outdoor location is on the upper level of the Kitchener Market at 300 King St. East, Kitchener. Donations are always invited.

Food hamper * Takes requests for St. Vincent de Paul food hamper program

Working with the Food Bank of Waterloo Region, Wayside volunteers offer a one-day supply of fresh and prepared foods that are nutritious and heart-healthy.

Food hamper

Food is acquired from neighbours (residents and the food industry) for neighbours (residents needing food assistance). Food donations (both perishable and non-perishable) are shared with community agencies and hamper programs.

Neighbourhood Food Programs provide food for families and individuals throughout Kitchener and Waterloo.

Food hamper

Food hampers available for University students

5 hampers available per student

Neighbourhood Food Programs provide food for families and individuals throughout Kitchener and Waterloo.

Neighbourhood Food Programs provide food for families and individuals throughout Kitchener and Waterloo.

Providing Spirit Bundle Offerings for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit households to try and ease the challenges of Covid-19. The Spirit Bundle Offering currently is a bin of household items such as laundry soap, hand soap, cleaner, reusable rags, garbage bags, school supplies, toilet paper, and Kleenex. There is also a binder of resources that can help answer questions about Covid-19, mental health resources, as well as some activities to keep the body moving. Through partnerships with The Food Bank and Humane Society, can also meet the food needs of humans and pets. Also provide furniture and bicycles that are donated.