Food Recovery/Emergency Food Access

The Fairfield Gonzales Community Association pursues our vision through the development and delivery of inclusive and effective community-focused programs and projects. We support our neighbourhood, create a haven and a warm welcome for community members, and seek the building of connections and collaborations with likeminded individuals to assist Fairfield and Gonzales neighbourhoods in enhancing their community’s vitality.

The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world.

Grocery Program, Bread Bin Program, School Meal Program, Partnership Program

Our Place is an inner-city community centre serving Greater Victoria’s most vulnerable: working poor, impoverished elderly, mentally and physically challenged, addicted and the homeless.

The funky offspring of the Galiano Club, the Food Program began in 2007.

The Galiano Community Food Program strives to ensure that Galiano Island is a thriving, livable, food-secure community, where every resident feels included, welcome and empowered to build a deeper connection with their food system. In so doing, the Program improves Galiano’s ecological sustainability and community resilience in the face of climate change and uncertainty. The program seeks to set an example that reaches beyond our local community and spreads across the country.

Silver Threads Service (STS) is a longstanding non-profit organization with a sterling reputation. Since we opened our doors in 1956, our services, programs and community partnerships have evolved to meet the changing needs of an ever-growing population of older seniors. Silver Threads Service currently operates two senior activity centres with support from the City of Victoria and the Municipality of Saanich.
We are currently at capacity and that the services provided are for Silver Threads members primarily.

Our Food Security programs provide families with access to a variety of useful at-home skills in group classes, as well as our weekly Family Dinners and additional resources including hamper and Good Food Box pick-up, food rescue, and weekly bread donations.

Nutritious food is a critical component of Cool Aid’s work to end homelessness and improve the lives of all of tenants and other clients.

Hello and welcome to Harvest Food Bank. We are a volunteer-run, non-profit, community organization focused on helping those who are experiencing food-insecurity. From our Port Hardy location we serve the entire Regional District of Mount Waddington.