'Demand continues to be high': Annual food drive aims to stock Calgary Food Bank shelves amid growing food insecurity
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As demand for food assistance continues to climb across the city, Calgarians opened their doors and pantries Saturday to help stock the Calgary Food Bank’s shelves. The CFB’s 22nd annual City-Wide Food Drive is aiming to collect over 204,000 kilograms of food and $100,000 in financial donations. Roughly 8,000 volunteers assisted with the collections from […]
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