The Community Food Sharing Association would like to take this opportunity to thank our friends at CBC for another successful Feed NL Day Campaign.  We are delighted to announce a total of $ 177,040.38 was raised during this years' campaign!​

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We take great comfort in the fact that CBC has partnered with us again this year to support those in need throughout the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.   

Thank you to all those at Emera for your donation of $20,000.00 to The Community Food Sharing Association. This funding will help us provide food to the more than 10,700 individuals who depend on food banks throughout the province on a monthly basis.

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On December 12, 2022, Gary Murray, President and CEO of Newfoundland Power, along with employee representatives presented Tina Bishop with a cheque for $25,000.00 representing the $10,000.00 cash collected at this year's Downtown St. John's Annual Christmas Parade as well as the $15,000,00 donated by Newfoundland Power: in addition, Newfoundland Power employees presented food collected during their company-wide holiday food drive.

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These donations will make a huge difference in helping those in need throughout the province as we continue to see an increase in the demand for food bank services.  Newfoundland Power and its employees have proudly partnered with CFSA for more than 23 years!

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Thank you to Marco for helping us in our fight against hunger with  your donation of $5,000.00 to The Community Food Sharing Association.

Jim Drover of Drover Financial presents a cheque for $7500.00 to Eg Walters on behalf of MDRT Foundation Canada. 

Food Bank usage throughout Newfoundland and Labrador on a per capita basis continues to be among the highest in Canada. While we try to navigate through this current Covid-19 pandemic we take comfort in knowing that ExxonMobil Canada continues to work with us to support those who need our services by donating $10,000 plus an additional $12,100 raised through an employee auction, to The Community Food Sharing Association.

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While funds and food raised are critical in helping the growing number of people who need our services, of equal importance is the public awareness that is generated through this initiative.

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We at The Community Food Sharing Association would like to thank ExxonMobil Canada for its support in our fight against hunger.

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As part of their frontline COVID-19 Community Response efforts in Newfoundland and Labrador, Fortis has made a donation of $20,000 to The Community Food Sharing Association through their Fortis "Community Matters" Project.