
Sprott Foundation's $4M Match Boosts North York Harvest
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Sprott Foundations generous pledge to North York Harvest Food Bank, matching every dollar donated up to four million, transforms one dollar into five, marking the largest gift in the food banks history. This boost is crucial as demand surges, with one in ten people relying on food banks last year and North York Harvests numbers doubling or tripling. The funds will construct a master food hub three times larger, with fridge capacity ten times bigger, aiming to open by December, bolstering the citys fight against hunger.
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Toronto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Sprott Foundation's $4M Match Boosts North York Harvest. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 31st. Toronto News Today starts now. AI-powered and ready. Sprott Foundation just dropped a massive pledge to North York Harvest Food Bank, matching every dollar donated starting today, up to 4 million. Dollars total. That means your $1 turns into 5, and it's the biggest gift this food bank has ever seen. Their current warehouse is in rough shape after a flood a couple years back and a busted fridge, forcing them to cram into a tiny space. Demand is skyrocketing, so they've had to turn away tons of food rescues even as more folks need help. This boost hits hard for the community, where one in 10 people hit up a food bank last year, and North York Harvest has seen their numbers double or triple lately. They feed 40 partner banks and run breakfast programs in Toronto schools, but space shortages mean they're short-changing those in need. The funds will build a master food hub three times bigger, with fridge capacity 10 times larger, flipping them from crisis mode to real-long term, food security.
Construction kicks off in weeks, aiming to open by December, setting up the city for a stronger fight against hunger.
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