Volunteer
Hungry?
Food Donation Information
-Juice Boxes
-Canned Meat
(e.g. Flakes of Chicken, Ham, Turkey)
-Pasta Sauce
-Hot Cereal
(not plain, most popular is Maple and Brown Sugar)
-Individual diced Fruit Cups
(peach is most popular)
(we buy dairy, formula, eggs, fresh vegetables, meat and other items weekly)
-Large Juice
-Jam
-Instant Coffee
-Mayonnaise
-Canned Fruit (not applesauce)
-Salmon
-Baking Goods (small flour, muffin mixes, brown sugar, white sugar)
-Snack Bars (preferably nut free)
-Sidekicks (pasta only)
-Baby Food (not Formula)
-Canned Green or Yellow beans
-Canned Carrots
-Carnation Canned Milk
-Hamburger Helper
-Stuffing Mix
-Conditioner
-Body Wash
-Deodorant
-Toilet Paper
-Baby Diapers (Size 3 and up)
-Baby Wipes
-Homemade Goods
-Outdated or Damaged Cans or Food
-Medicines
-Perishable items (unless brought directly to our facility)
-Partially Open Items
-Clothing
-Toys
-Shoes
-Household Items
Halton Fresh Food Box
It's All About Fresh Food
The Halton Fresh Food Box is a non-profit fresh produce buying service operated by and for our community. Fruits and vegetables are chosen “in season” and from farmers in the community as much as possible and are sorted and packed in convenient boxes.
You can help a GBB (food bank) client to receive a Fresh Food Box each month!
Donate a Fresh Food Box
The Halton Fresh Food Box Client Pickup is:
The fourth Tuesday 5pm to 7pm & Wednesday 8:30am to 12:00pm of every month.
News
‘Fill the Net’ Food Drive Challenge
Congratulations to St. Brigid's Catholic School who collected 5715 items and won a school assembly on October 4th with the Rogers® Hometown Hockey crew. Many thanks to the 17 schools who participated and contributed 19 000 items for Georgetown Bread Basket.
Thank you for supporting the Georgetown Bread Basket.