The Popular Aid for Relief and Development supported by the Mennonite Central Committee - MCC MCC Thrift Store- specifically Deb from Register and the Canadian Foodgrains Bank Canadian Foodgrains Bank is currently distributing 1000 food kits in each of #BourjHammoud, #Nabaa and #Karantina areas.

The growing project around our facility in Trochu wrapped up earlier this month, with all proceeds from the harvested crop being donated to Canadian Foodgrains Bank. Proceeds will be used in their efforts to #endhunger around the globe! Learn more: bit.ly/3684s9R #cdnag #westcdnag

Delighted that Canadian Foodgrains Bank has once again been rated as one of Canada’s top charities. Thanks to all our staff, members and partners who ensure our work has such major impact for those who are hungry around the world. #endhunger

Canadian Foodgrains Bank is a fantastic charity. Congrats!

In #Ethiopia, food security Crisis outcomes are expected to continue despite a timely start to deyr season in areas of Somali Region ow.ly/6ea050CfzGO.

Canadian Foodgrains Bank is always a great community effort to raise money to alleviate world hunger. The matching program also makes it a great charity to donate to!

We are excited to announce that we've again been named a Top 10 Impact Charity by Charity Intelligence: foodgrainsbank.ca/news/foodgrain…

Now, more than ever, organizations like Canadian Foodgrains Bank are integral in supporting vulnerable populations facing unprecedented challenges like increased food insecurity + climate change. Thank you to everyone who shared their experiences and ideas on how we can work together.

The Popular Aid for Relief and Development supported by the Mennonite Central Committee MCC Thrift Store- specifically Deb from Register and Canadian Foodgrains Bank Canadian Foodgrains Bank distributed 1000 Food Kits for the second time in a row, in each of #Karantina , #BourjHammoud, and #Nabaa areas.

Thank you Agriculture Financial Services for your support. You are making a difference #endhunger

Looking for a great place for those last minute donations for 2020! Consider donating to our project, but why? Low admin costs as our project is done by volunteers; and Matching 4 to 1 so your donation goes farther to help those in need! Canadian Foodgrains Bank donate.foodgrainsbank.ca/content/taber-…

A highlight of 2020 for us is that without fail, every growing project across the country seeded a crop this year. We are profoundly grateful for the hard work and dedication of these farmers (and farm supporters.) Thank you! (Photo is from Lone Tree growing project in SK.)

Canada now resettles more refugees than any other country, mostly through private sponsorship. “The history of private sponsorship — more than 325,000 refugees since 1978 — shows Canadians are firm believers in the program.” nationalpost.com/news/canada/ca…

... the day the world changed ... somemessynotes.wordpress.com/2020/12/31/the… via Abe Janzen

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1592 food vouchers supported by the Mennonite Cental Committee MCC Thrift Store- specifically Deb from Register and Canadian Foodgrains Bank Canadian Foodgrains Bank were distributed by the Popular Aid for Relief and Development for 379 families of Maashouk, Jal Al Baher, Qassimeyieh, Kfarbadda, Wasta, Jimjeem and Aitaniyyeh areas.

Field is cultivated and ready for seeding Thanks to Gouw Quality Onions for getting this done!