This holiday season, our Food Bank is a lifeline for families across Newfoundland and Labrador.
We’re here to help, but we can’t do it without you.
Lend a helping hand to someone in need
Right now, families, seniors & children in Newfoundland and Labrador are turning to NL Eats for help.
Your donation ensures they won’t face hunger this holiday season. Thank you!
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HELP US FIGHT FOOD INSECURITY
IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
44% Increase
more families rely on food banks now
1 in 4
children in
crisis homes
1 in 4
NL households face hunger
Our Vision
A Newfoundland and Labrador where every family has access to nutritious food
At NL Eats, we believe that no one in Newfoundland and Labrador should face hunger. Yet, thousands of families in our province struggle to access the food they need every month. That’s why we’ve built programs designed to create lasting change. From providing essential food hampers through our Food Bank, to empowering youth through the Road to Success Program, and fostering innovation and collaboration with our Food Forward Conference, we are tackling food insecurity from every angle.
Until the day every family is free from hunger, we remain steadfast in building strong partnerships, uplifting our communities, and championing meaningful solutions. We believe that ending hunger in Newfoundland and Labrador is a shared responsibility, and everyone has a vital role to play.
Our mission is to ensure that every meal, every program, and every initiative brings hope and stability to families in need. Together, we can create a brighter future for our province
— one where no family goes hungry.
To date, NLEats has provided
40,000+
meals distributed to families
1,200+
600+
"Thank god in this community and this city
there are people who will help."
Ashley Tollefsen, who lives with diabetes and PTSD, often finds it challenging to step outside for errands, even on her best days. After reaching out to NL Eats, she shared how volunteers delivered enough food to last a week—a gesture she found immensely helpful in light of her circumstances.
