Distributions every Saturday, check our locations for more details.
We are currently feeding over 1600 people every Saturday thanks to the generosity of many organizations and volunteers!
As our list of partners grows, so does our ability to serve the community.
Our program is for anyone in New Westminster and Burnaby who needs food support.
Please connect with the location attached to your home town.
Come visit our locations on our reserved time. Each location have a different time for food distribution.
Please refer to our locations page.
Our goal is to make sure every person who visits us will leave with a smile and quality food for your needs.
We offer delivery to those who are medically or mobility challenged with a referral.
We want to spread our message of hope and compassion. We believe that a single action can make a difference in the community, and that collective action can impact the world. Our program is for anyone in New Westminster and Burnaby who needs food support.
Together we can help lighten the load, if only for a little while.
Some might work mid-week full-time and be unable to access other food support programs that operate on weekdays. Others may be unemployed or underemployed and trying to make their dollars stretch. Many have never needed this type of support before. But food support may help pay rent, or allow other bills to be paid.
Standard hampers include dry goods, meat, dairy, breads, and produce. Gluten-free and vegetarian options are also available. We offer outdoors (Edmonds) curbside pickup (7th Ave.New West.), and delivery to those who are medically or mobility challenged with a referral.
We encourage hand sanitizing, wearing masks, and physical distancing to keep everyone safe.
A neighbour was giving out money to people in the lineup. After he left, I gave to someone who had missed out. It felt right to keep generosity going.”
I like to help at two sites. They make me feel like I’m wanted and needed.
Helping out at Don’t Go Hungry helped me stay sober throughout the pandemic. I needed to give back and think of others. A real life line!