Food Bank

Photo of the food hub donation cart and box inside our front entrance.

Partnered with the 415 Food Hub

Food security is important to all of us and Lansing United Church has had a long history of being the local Food Bank. However, with Covid and aging volunteers, we no longer house the Food Bank, but we have become partners with the NeighbourLink 415 Food Hub.

You can leave your donations in the shopping cart and box inside the front door.

Financial donations can be made directly to NeighbourLink. You can visit their website by clicking the green button below.

NeighbourLink

Local Food Banks

FOR EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE:

NORTH YORK HARVEST FOOD BANK

CALL: (416)-635-7771 ext. 46

THE SALVATION ARMY YORKMINSTER CITADEL

1 Lord Seaton Rd

You must call to make an appointment for their food bank.

CALL: (416)-222-9110 ext. 2

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49 Bogert Ave

Toronto, ON M2N 1K4

P: 416 221 1722

E: lansingunited@lansingchurch.com

We acknowledge this sacred land where Lansing United is located, has been a site of human activity for more than 15,000 years. This land is the territory of the Huron-Wendat and Haudenosaunee and, most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit. The Traditional Territory that Lansing United Church is on, falls under Treaty No. 13, agreed to by the Crown of England and the Chiefs of the Mississaugas of the Credit.

Today, the meeting place of Toronto is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island, and we are grateful for this land that was under their care. Because of this care, we are able to do what we do – provide worship space for several ecumenical partners, create space for a large childcare centre and after school programming, make space for ESL classes, music programs and a variety of community events. Here, we live into our commitment to be a welcoming and affirming place, where all are welcome.

Our pledge is to care for this land as a symbol of our desire to walk with Indigenous peoples in a spirit of reconciliation and respect.

Please visit this resource to learn more about the history of this land, and explore the map to learn more about native territories around the globe!

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