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We are honored to announce that Reihaneh Mirjani, Vice President of the Food Link Society (Charity), has been awarded the prestigious Medal of Good Citizenship 2024 by the Government of British Columbia. Reihaneh has been instrumental in our organization’s journey, being one of the first volunteers to help recover food for those in need. Today, […]

We are thrilled to announce that WESBILD has generously donated $125,000 to support the Food Link Society’s (Charity) community kitchen project! This incredible contribution will go directly toward the construction of a commercial kitchen in our facility, enhancing our ability to maximize food recovery efforts and ensuring that vulnerable families across the community are fed.

Steve’s story showcases the incredible strength of the human spirit. After a serious workplace injury led to reliance on pain medication, his life took an unexpected turn. Once a man with a job and dignity, Steve found himself unable to support himself, eventually ending up on the streets, struggling with addiction. Life on the streets

Regular training for our site leaders is crucial to ensure the seamless operation of our food distribution sites. If you’ve volunteered with us, you understand the level of responsibility, attention to detail, and potential stress involved. Our site managers serve as the backbone, demonstrating true leadership and community-building skills. Their dedication is invaluable, and we’re

We’re on a mission to educate the next generation in our community. By visiting schools, we’re imparting crucial knowledge to kids, adults, and newcomers alike. It’s vital they understand the resources required for food production and the alarming extent of waste. We believe in equipping them with the tools to combat food wastage. As a

MLA Fin Donnelly graced us, driving, packing, and lifting spirits at our distribution site. His support fuels our mission to serve those in need. He is a dedicated environmental advocate, aligns with our mission: rescuing surplus food for families in need. Together, we make a meaningful impact in the community. Thankful for his visit.

Empowering Tri-Cities Together! At our recent council meeting with the City of Coquitlam, we were proud to present our groundbreaking Zero Food Waste Pilot Project for the Tri-Cities region. This initiative marks a significant step towards a more sustainable and environmentally conscious community. Throughout the presentation, we highlighted the collaborative efforts of our team, community