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Important ! All Information on this Website is based on prior seniors experience and information we have been able to gather from different organizations and government agencies. We don’t speak on behalf of these organizations/ government agencies and we don’t endorse any of 
them. Legislation and policies are also constantly being updated. If you need to clarify something you always want to go straight to the source 
​of that organization or government agency  ​

Loblaw Card Program e.g. Independent Grocer

Loblaw discovered that Canadians were overcharged for the cost of some packaged bread products in our stores and other grocery stores across Canada. In response, we're offering eligible customers a $25 Loblaw Card, which can be used to purchase items sold in our grocery stores across Canada (stores listed below).

Sackville, NB Food Bank.
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Community rallies behind Sackville Food Bank | The Sackville Tribune Post

Shelves filled in time for winter season


Important !

All Information on this Website is based on prior seniors experience and information we have been able to gather from different organizations and government agencies. We don’t speak on behalf of these organizations/ government agencies and we don’t endorse any of them.

Legislation and policies are also constantly being updated. If you need to clarify something you always want to go straight to the source of that organization or government agency.


The Sackville Food Bank

Address # 5 Willow Lane (off of Lorne street and across from the back entrance into Mel's). 

Open Wednesday's
 (9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.) 

Parking at Rose's Independent Store (Save Easy), or in the back parking lot. 

Deliveries accepted 
on Tuesday's (8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.), as well as on Wednesday's (7:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.)  Phone # (536- 4164).

If it is your first time using the Foodbank.
  • You will need your New Brunswick (NB) Health Care to indicated you live in NB.
  • They will ask you to fill out a very brief application/budget.

Don't worry if you have any questions or any problems just call them or ask someone there. They are there to help ​

Article of Interests Topic: Food Banks

Food banks: What they need, what they don't

If you want to donate to fight hunger, remember that it's always best to check what local food banks need. (Many food banks have wish lists on their websites.) You don't want to burden food banks with goods that take up space and aren't a good fit.

The New Brunswick Association of Food Banks, District 5, Sackville and Area Assistance Center, Sackville Food Bank

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New Brunswick – People Assisted about 20,000 People
Change up +26.4 % 2008 - 2016

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5 common myths about food bank use in Canada

TORONTO - A new report says the number of households in Ontario turning to food banks for the first time has shot up by 20 per cent since last year. The report from the Ontario Association of Food Banks found just over 17,000 households used food banks for the first time this March, compared to 14,206 last year.

Quebec food banks team up with grocery stores to use up unsold food | Toronto Star

MONTREAL-Quebec food banks and some of the province's grocery stores are teaming up to ensure that perfectly edible food will end up in the hands of those who need it most and not at local landfills.

'Why not? We have extra': Community Cupboard provides food in Winnipeg

A repurposed cabinet atop a pole was the centre of attention in Winnipeg's Centennial neighbourhood Sunday, after a local couple installed a Community Cupboard on Fountain Street near Logan Avenue. "I didn't know people would be so interested in giving and I didn't know that so many people would be in need and walking by," said Kelly Hughes, who built the cupboard with his partner Andrea Vaile.

Walmart Canada - Food Banks Canada announces landmark $2.6 million grant from the Walmart Foundation to build capacity in the Canadian food bank network

Mississauga ON (March 21, 2017) - Food Banks Canada today announced a landmark grant from the Walmart Foundation of $2.6 million, which joins a previous grant of $2 million to Food Banks Canada, to build capacity in the Canadian food bank network.

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