Come enjoy a spectacular evening of entertainment to kick off the Christmas season with the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. This is a free event that will please the whole family held in support of Feed the Need in Durham. Just come with a donation of food and/or cash and help feed the need.
When: Monday November 28, 2011
Where: Behind the Walmart store at 450 Stevenson Rd. S.
Time: 7:15 pm
Musicians Against Hunger Benefit Concert
for Feed the Need in Durham
| When: | October 1, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. |
| Where: | Arts Resource Centre 45 Queen Street, Oshawa |
| Tickets: | $25 |
All Proceeds will be donated to FTND
Tickets available at Wilson and Lee Music Store
Join us at Melanie Pringle’s on February 13th for our Valentines fundraising Dinner and Dance. Starting at 5:00 pm Melanie will be putting on the Ritz with a mouth-watering array of food on her buffet. A live DJ will play musical selections of your choosing to put you in the mood to dance. Come celebrate your love and support a local charity at the same time.
Tickets are only $20.00 per person and 100% of the proceeds go to Feed the Need in Durham. Please call 905-571-3863 for tickets.
Look for volunteers from Feed the Need in Durham at the GO Transit stations in Whitby and Ajax on February 14th and 15th in the morning.
Volunteers will be in the Walmart store in Whitby selling paper hearts for a Toonie on every Saturday and Sunday during the month of February.
Come enjoy a spectacular evening of entertainment to kick off the Christmas season with the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. This is a free event that will please the whole family held in support of area food banks. Just come with a donation of food and/or cash and help feed the need.
When: Sunday, November 28, 2010
Where: Bloor and Grandview Crossing (just east of Harmony)
Time: 7:15 pm
Sandy Brittain
Executive Director
Feed the Need in Durham
Feed the Need in Durham invites you to take part in our
Feed the Need in Durham
125 Clarence Biesenthal Drive
Oshawa, ON L1K 2H5
Open House
3 pm to 5 pm
Evening Celebration
5 pm to 9pm
Join us for an afternoon and evening of family fun and entertainment. Find out what you can do to help in the fight to end hunger in the Durham Region. Learn more about how we are serving the community. Give generously by bringing a bag of non-perishable food items. Take a tour of our warehouse and see what goes on inside our food hub. Get involved and give a helping hand at our “Sort-a-thon” station. Enjoy refreshments and family friendly activities throughout the evening.
This once-in-a-lifetime event is an opportunity for our region to come together in support of an important cause. Come and celebrate the beginning of our fight to end hunger in Durham communities.
At this time of year our thoughts so often turn to those in need, and our proud history of giving in this community.
We are reminded of the incredible philanthropy of the McLaughlin Family – ranging from Sam McLaughlin’s impressive gifts of university buildings, art, planetariums and medical fellowships, to simple acts of kindness that touched individuals in need. His wife Adelaide helped to found organizations, such as Simcoe Hall Settlement House and the YWCA Durham which, along with Feed the Need in Durham, form a food distribution family.
The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation disbursed $ 200 million over 50 years to innumerable causes in medical research, education, recreation and culture.
During the Great Depression the McLaughlins began their practice of sending holiday hampers to cheer friends and acquaintances, employees and those less fortunate in the community, containing turkey/ham, preserves, chocolate, fruits and nuts, and cigarettes (back then!).
After learning of the plight of two elderly sisters in the care of their nephew who left to fight overseas, Sam McLaughlin anonymously provided their food, clothing and other support throughout WWII.
Learn more about these stories on a holiday tour of Parkwood—and please bring a non-perishable food donation when you come!
Information: 905.433.4311
Come enjoy a spectacular evening of entertainment to kick off the Christmas season with the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. This is a free event that will please the whole family held in support of area food banks. Just come with a donation of food and/or cash and help feed the need.
When: Monday, November 30, 2009
Where: Thornton Road Crossing (just south of Gibb)
Time: 8:30 pm
Parking: Civic Auditorium
