Regina & District Food Bank

06/08/2026

Purolator Tackle Hunger is back June 13! You know the drill Saskatchewan! 🙌🏈

06/05/2026

Our Annual General Meeting is coming up and we are looking forward to sharing insights from our year in review with you. To join us, register here: 04cf72b8-199f-4c1b-8856-48cdaec90ba0@0c02eb1c-5b6f-4399-991d-bc110bbbccf8" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/04cf72b8-199f-4c1b-8856-48cdaec90ba0@0c02eb1c-5b6f-4399-991d-bc110bbbccf8

06/04/2026

K+S Potash Canada doesn’t just give, they invest in their community. 💙

Throwing it back to when K+S stepped up as the lead sponsor of our School Food Program. Their $500,000 investment has put thousands of lunches and snack packs into the hands of children across this city, meaning over 2,000 students start their school day with a full stomach and a real shot at reaching their potential. K+S understands something that often gets overlooked: a kid who isn't hungry is a kid who can learn, grow, and dream a little bigger.

That investment also brought a brand-new play structure to life at the BMO ASAHTOWIKAMIK Food Hub, a place where families can come together, breathe, and feel at home.

A healthier, kinder Regina starts here. Thank you, K+S Potash Canada. 🌱

05/29/2026

Got Monday lunch plans? You do now! 🥛☀️

Start your week right and join SaskMilk for a World Milk Day BBQ in support of the Regina Food Bank! Pop in over your lunch break and enjoy a hotdog, white or chocolate milk, and a sundae bar loaded with fun toppings, all for $10.

📅 Monday, June 1 | 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 SaskMilk Office | 470 Maxwell Crescent
🌧️ Rain or shine!

Bring your coworkers, friends, and family. Every bite helps feed your neighbours and celebrate local dairy producers right here in Saskatchewan! 🍦🌭🌾

05/27/2026

AGT Foods Canada has spent decades feeding the world from right here in Regina. 🌾

Their global reach stretches across continents, but their commitment to home hasn't gone anywhere. The AGT Pasta Section at the BMO ASAHTOWIKAMIK Community Food Hub distributes over 50,000 packages of rice and pasta every year, all donated by AGT, and stocked right here for neighbours in our own community.

From producer to the world, and right back to Regina. There's something really special about that.

Thank you, AGT Foods. 💛

05/22/2026

Tânisi tawâw pîhtokwê. You are welcome here. ❤️

Those three words are the spirit behind the BMO ASAHTOWIKAMIK Community Food Hub, and it shows in everything the space has become. Thanks to BMO's $1 million investment, 1881 Broad St has been transformed into something Regina is proud to have right in the heart of downtown. A revitalized, welcoming space where clients can shop for the food their family actually needs, just like a grocery store.

In 2025 alone, 9,240 families came through those doors. Traditional foods like buffalo and bannock are finding their way back to Regina students through Food Sovereignty initiatives. Every Monday, people gather for financial and nutritional literacy programs. Thousands of clients and hundreds of volunteers have come through the doors and made the space their own.

A lot can change when someone genuinely feels welcome. Thank you, BMO Financial Group!

05/08/2026

Look what we did together! 💚

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community and the matching support of Interpro Pipe & Steel, our Spring Food Drive raised $53,531.

That’s 160,593 meals for families and children in need in our community!

To everyone who generously donated or shared: thank you. Your kindness made a real difference!

And to Interpro, thank you for doubling that impact and inspiring generosity to secure more meals on our neighbours' tables.

04/24/2026

We love our new art at the Community Food Hub! With a unique mural technique, Brianna painted a beautiful story about the space. Learn about what inspired her:

Brianna LaPlante, wâhkôhtowin

For the wâhkôwîcihiwêwin Reconciliation Room, I wanted to honour the celestial forms that inform our everyday life to manifest togetherness and fulfillment for all that takes place in this space. This accessible room for the community at the BMO asahtowikamik Community Food Hub will host many intimate gatherings in its lifetime. Using line, colour, and flowing composition, I conjured a conceptually engaging story around the theme of Reconciliation, and the beauty that comes from collaboration.

The story is a visual depiction of where English fails me to symbolize what wâhkôwîcihiwêwin means to me. This is a place of coming together to listen, share, pray, feed, and so much more, depending on how the community acts on our collective needs. Reconciliation is not just a word to throw around, it’s a commitment to showing up in respect to all our relations, honouring one another and the life around us and beyond us. The Hunter/Trickster and the Seven Sisters constellations appear in the night sky during the winter, a hard time for many of us. The celestial bison represents the feeding of all people as a provider and sacred being. To represent these ancestors, I used Grandmother colours to adorn the window as the canvas with the elusive figures. The space lines trickle down into our atmosphere, into the fluid-like linework that showers our roots. I hope for this space to truly embody the value and love of wâhkôwîcihiwêwin.
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Special thanks to Jada Yee for facilitating, and to Innovation Federal Credit Union for making this space possible.

Brii Taylor Laine

04/23/2026

It’s National Volunteer Week! 💛

Behind every hamper, every visit to the Community Food Hub and every school lunch, there's someone that cares. Our volunteers make sure that thousands of families feel that care in a very real way.

To all of you: You are the heart of the Regina Food Bank. You sort, you pack, you deliver, you smile, and you show up again and again, because you care about your neighbours.

You don’t just give your time… you build community, you restore dignity, and you remind us what kindness in action really looks like.

From the bottom of our hearts, Thank you! And this week (and every week), we celebrate you. 🎉

04/17/2026

The Regina Food Bank is looking for new members to join our Board of Directors and we’d love to connect with people who are passionate about making a real difference in our community.

This is a unique opportunity to bring your skills, experience, and perspective to the table while helping shape the future of food security in Regina.

We’ve been working to ensure no neighbour goes hungry since 1983, but there’s still so much more to do. We’re currently looking for individuals with experience in areas like:
- Risk Management
- Governance
- Human Resources
- Food Systems / Agriculture
- Property or Asset Management

Our Board is a place where people come together not just to guide the organization, but to build real connections while serving the community we live in and love.

If you’ve been thinking about how to give back in a meaningful way, this could be it. We’d love to hear from you and explore how your unique skills can help us feed more families and build a stronger community.

Apply at https://www.reginafoodbank.ca/joinourboardofdirectors

We are a charitable community-based organization working to fight food insecurity through nutritious food distribution, education, and support programs.