GVFB Launches Campaign to Buy Permanent Home March 26, 2025, Burnaby, BC: The Greater Vancouver Food Bank (GVFB) has launched a Captial Campaign to purchase its current Vancouver facility at 3454 Lougheed Hwy, Vancouver. In July, the GVFB will have an opportunity to purchase this building to serve as a permanent home for its life-saving…
Read our reposting of the original press release from Cision below. To view and read the article on their page click here. Bold, innovative and focused on sustainability: this year’s ‘BC’s Top Employers’ are announced News provided by Mediacorp Canada Inc. Feb 11, 2025, 11:00 ET VANCOUVER, BC, Feb. 11, 2025 /CNW/ – With Canada’s strongest economic…
5 Reasons Virtual Food Drives Are the Future of Fundraising In a time when food banks are seeing higher demand, many may wonder what they can do to better support their local food bank. Gone are the days of the local food drive, when an assortment of packaged and canned foods would provide relief from…
We are thrilled to announce that the Greater Vancouver Food Bank (GVFB) has been recognized for its outstanding contributions in multiple areas of the nonprofit sector! At the recent Charity Village awards ceremony, the GVFB was honoured with several nominations, and we’re proud to share our achievements. Winner – Best Nonprofit Employer – Fundraising Campaign…
September 24, 2024 – Burnaby, BC – The Greater Vancouver Food Bank (GVFB) is thrilled to introduce our new merchandise collection! Now available through the GVFB online store, these designs blend comfort with impact. Featuring women’s sizing and ultra-cozy unisex sweaters, the collection introduces fresh color options designed to suit every style. The GVFB’s merchandise…
With more people in need year after year, the GVFB has worked over the past four decades to find more efficient ways to provide healthy food to those in need. There was an understanding that if we had more space, particularly to house more refrigeration, we would be able to change how our food bank…
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