FoodShare Toronto

A Toronto food justice non-profit that no longer sells food boxes to individuals (its online shop, formerly the Good Food Box, closed in March 2024); it now supplies produce wholesale to organizations and helps neighbourhood groups run community markets, gardens and food programs.

Community organization in Toronto. Food & halal Volunteering Charity & relief

How to reach them

1. Email info@foodshare.net.
2. Say who you are and what you are offering or asking.
3. Come back here and tell us if they answered.

Other ways, if that one is quiet

• PhoneCall 416-363-6441
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• EmailEmail orders@foodshare.net (wholesale)
  It workedNo answer

• Volunteer pageGo to their volunteer page
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• Contact pageGo to their contact page
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Where else they are

Their website is foodshare.net. You can also find them on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and a newsletter.

Good to know

• For whomCommunity groups, schools and agencies in Toronto that want to start a market, garden or food program, and volunteers (under 14 must come with a parent, guardian or teacher; 14 to 18 need signed permission forms).
• CostFree for community group support and volunteering; wholesale produce is sold to organizations.
• Their stepsIf you need food now, FoodShare's own contact page says to dial 2-1-1 or use 211central.ca; it also links a PDF 'Guide to Free and Affordable Food in the GTA'. Community groups: email info@foodshare.net or call 416-363-6441 to ask about Community Action Support (help running a community market or food program); organizations buying produce email orders@foodshare.net. Volunteers: fill in the Individual Volunteer Intake Form on foodshare.net/volunteer; most shifts are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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