Calgary Food Bank

Making food accessible to everyone in our city

new research

Read the new Calgary Food Bank study.

Food Insecurity Doesn’t Retire: Affordability Crisis Impacting More Older Adults In Calgary.

 

What The Calgary Food Bank Wants You To Know

donating

For every dollar donated, the Calgary Food Bank can distribute $3.06 worth of food!

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hampers

  • Hampers must have a minimum of 10 days between hamper appointments, but wait times can vary depending on demand.
  • You can expect an efficient drive thru hamper pick-up service at our main warehouse, and a shopping model at our downtown Neoma location
  • We are open weekdays and Saturdays 
  • You can pick up a hamper closer to home or work at one of the satellite locations throughout the city 
  • If you need support beyond food, visit 211 Alberta to get connected to some great organizations

 

The Latest Information

wish list

Two Calgary Food Bank volunteers posing with a table of non perishable food such as canned soup, pasta, granola, peanut butter, and canned diced tomatoes.

Most Needed Items

Peanut Butter
Rice (2kg)
Canned Pasta Sauce (no glass jars please)
Canned Tomatoes
Diapers, size 4 (open and unopened boxes accepted)

 

VOLUNTEER

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Give Back

Volunteers are at the core of ensuring that those struggling are receiving the food support they need. Sign up today and help feed Calgary!

HOST A FOOD DRIVE

Owen Hart Foundation dropping off food at the Calgary Food Bank from their food drive

Get Involved

Collect non-perishable food items on behalf of the Calgary Food Bank to help those in need.

new research

Food In A Car

Food Insecurity Doesn't Retire

New study shows that seniors were nearly three times more likely to reuse services from the Calgary Food Bank when compared to the general population in fiscal year 2024/25.

“We got lots of vegetables that I was able to pick; we made a huge pot of soup. There’s apples and oranges which we love. I’m struggling with my physical health and can’t work enough to pay rent and bills, so food is the last thing I try and buy when possible. But it has been very hard since the rent was increased. I’m so grateful for the Calgary Food Bank”

Calgary Food Bank Client

Numbers reflect our fiscal year September 1, 2024 to August 31, 2025

Emergency Food Hampers Distributed

Unique individuals served through emergency food hampers

%

of clients are children
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