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Here's the latest updates from StoreHouse FoodbankThank you!
To Prince Edward County Federation of Agriculture President John Thompson and Kenda Nurse for initiating help with food insecurity in the county – The following agricultural organzations donated $1150 to the Storehouse Foodbank – Prince Edward Federation of Agriculture Kenda Nurse $250, Prince Edward County Dairy Producer Greg Elliott $250, Prince Edward County 4-H Association Lynn Ward $150, Prince Edward Cattleman’s Association $250 and Picton Agricultural Society $250. Thank you everyone for making such a big difference to others in our communities. The same amount from each donor was also giving to the Picton United Church Foodbank.
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Thank you so much Chef Michael Hoy – Foodbank Volunteer for the Pork Tenderloin Medallions with Mushroom Cream Sauce, Sweet Potatoe, Spinach & Brussel Sprouts Meals you made for the residents at the Legion Manor on Friday night! These meals were sponsored by the Storehouse Foodbank. Thank you to the Wellington Legion for allowing Michael the use of the kitchen facilities to prepare all the meals. Thank you for making a difference in our community!
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Notice
For the month of May Closson Chase Vineyards are offering customers the opportunity to donate $5 to the Storehouse Food Bank. In an effort to give back during these challenging times, Closson Chase will match each donation dollar for dollar. Your donation is very much appreciated and on behalf of the whole community, we thank you
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Thank you so much to the Realtors of Prince Edward County RE/MAX Quinte Ltd. who donated $500 to the foodbank yesterday! Kevin Gale and Veronica Norton of RE/MAX presented the cheque to Storehouse Foodbank Fund Raising Co-ordinator Cynthia Riordon pictures in the middle. Thank you for making a difference in our communities!
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We received 520 Hampers of Food on Monday – Feed Ontario received the money to make the hampers up from Food Banks Canada which received it from the Federal Government and then the hampers were given out to food banks. Thank you everyone for all your hard work – Feed Ontario for making the hampers up, the staff at the Quinte Regional Food Share Shelter warehouse at Gleaners for helping us load and organize it all and all the Storehouse volunteers and new helpers who picked them all up from Belleville and brought to our foodbank. Thank you to the Federal Government for the funds given to Food Banks Canada to make this all happen. Together we are all making a difference during this difficult time!




