prac foodbank We’re excited to announce the annual Stuff The Trailer and Corporate Pallet Challenge which runs from Nov 27 – Dec 9th! Vicki at Coast FM is happy to pickup donations – phone the station at 604-485-4207 or her cell 604-414-8964. On the final day we’ll be on location at Freshco with Coast FM. Receipts will … Read more
Thankyou Powell RIver! Another neighbourhood group has donated food. The Townsite Neighbourhood Gang and all their supporters collected 222 pounds of food for us to distribute to those who need it. Thanks to all involved!
Thank you again Assumption Catholic School for another valued donation. Food donations worth $3,500 were received from the We Scare Hunger event.
We’d like to thank everyone who participated in Willingdon Heights Block Party for the funds raised for the food bank. This event was sponsored by Quality Foods, Dominos, and Royal Zayka. And more thanks to Royal Zayka for the continuing donations of food for our clients. They are so happy … much appreciated by all. … Read more
Powell River people – you’ve come through again! Your donations at Logger Sports totalled nearly $8,000. We thank you all so much for helping us fulfil our motto of “Feeding the Community” in this time of need.
Powell River Kings supporters donated thousands of dollars worth of food and cash on Jan 15. Thank you so much and GO KINGS GO!
We want to thank every one who helped with the Rod Run …. We had so much fun, and raised alot of money for the Foodbank, THANKS
THANK YOU to PR Firefighters, Bottom Up Tree Service, Twisted Twig Tree Service, Welpers Tree Service, Dave Formosa & Rob Villani for your generous donation. Trees removed from a property were chopped up and sold as firewood from which the money received was donated to the Foodbank. Things like this keep us going so we … Read more
Once again, we have received a sizeable donation from Western Forest Products. The $5,000 will ensure we can continue to Feed the Hungry in our community. We would like to the forestry organization for their very generous contribution. Many other organizations also benefited from their seasonal giving. See the story at CoastFM’s website here