Funded in part by the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services
Administered regionally by the YMCAs of Cambridge & Kitchener-Waterloo
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Our volunteers know that they are making a difference in the lives of the students they serve. See how you can join the fun and our volunteer family.
Businesses across Halton are supporting the families who work and live in the communities they serve. See how your business can become an HFFT partner.
Providing 73,000 students access to healthy food can get pretty expensive. We rely on the funds our donors give us to keep our programs strong and sustainable. Give now.
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We have moved!
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Ethel Gardiner PS Hungry Bears Breakfast Club says thank you to retiring SNP Volunteer Marge Anderson.
“Special thank you to Marge Anderson for all her years of volunteer service at the Hungry Bears Breakfast Club at Ethel Gardiner PS”.
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Halton Food for Thought COVID-19 Update
Dear Halton Food for Thought Student Nutrition Program Supporters,
We share in our community’s concern surrounding Coronavirus (COVID-19). Our hearts go out to individuals and families during these unprecedented times. We thank you, our supporters, for your role in helping to ensure the health, well-being and ultimately the success of our students and families. READ MORE UPDATES
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over 75% of all Halton students have access to a Student Nutrition Program
Students in the 2017-18 school year
It costs just $1 to feed 2 students breakfast each day.
volunteers assist us across Halton region including 1060 student volunteers