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Four Rotary Clubs of Guelph

The four Rotary Clubs in Guelph came together to find a way to help hungry children in our community;  they provided kickstart funding and countless volunteer hours to get the program started.  The Food4Kids Guelph program is an effective way to meet the critical need in our community by supporting hungry children and families in need.

Rotary Clubs of Guelph,  Guelph South,  Guelph Trillium and Guelph Wellington

Grateful thanks to these amazing organizations who are supporting Food4Kids Guelph on an ongoing basis.

2nd Chance Employment Counselling

Not only was this organization one of our first donors, but they have involved their clients in helping us pack and shopping for special offers. 

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A BUCK A BLIND PROGRAM by Budget Blinds Kitchener and Guelph

This community-minded company has committed to donate one dollar from every window covering installed. 

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Bryans (Auctions), Puslinch

We are so grateful to Bryan’s for auctioning our Storm March 15th 2020 ticket package. This will be part of the February 26th Puslinch auction, with viewing starting on February 22nd. 

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Connect Tech Inc.

Not only did this company provide us with free space for our meetings during our first year of operation, they paid us $100 every time we met! Employees have also helped us pack.

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Food4Kids Waterloo

The Food4Kids Guelph program is modelled after the very successful Food4Kids Waterloo Region program. The executive director, Kelly-Sue Oberle has been an inspiration and incredible mentor as we initiated this program in Guelph.

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hind-smith.com inc.

This company generously hosts our databases without charge, allowing us to

manage our donors , inventory and menu planning solutions from our homes.

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Schema App

Not only did Martha of Schema App launch our Corporate Challenge, her company is also providing website support and helping out by packing food bags.

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The SEED

The SEED is a community food project of the Guelph Community Health Centre, delivering community programs and advocating to address the causes and effects of food insecurity. The SEED’s vision is a community with no barriers to healthy food.