Updates

A local gardener who has a lifelong love of gardening is among many who contribute an extra row of vegetables that they grow to help those in need.

At this year's annual AMA Shredding event, we raised over $5,000 more than last year and 200 kilograms of more food was donated.

Canstruction returned to Edmonton for the 12th year in a row with four teams competing. Made primarily out of canned food, some of the structures we saw were Pikachu and Genie with his magic lamp.

The annual Girl Guides Hike for Plenty has wrapped up for spring 2019. The guides collected from selected neighbourhoods to help feed Edmontonians in need. The food drive collected 6,643 kg of food.

AMA encourages its members and non-members alike to be fraud-aware, to ensure that personal documents are properly stored or destroyed. When you bring your personal documents to shred, please remember to bring a non-perishable food donation for Edmonton’s Food Bank to help feed hungry Edmontonians.

A unique cooking series using many food items commonly found in Edmonton's Food Bank's food hampers.

People had the chance to make a difference during the holiday season, by making a monetary donation or a donation of non-perishable food. Some enjoyable events took place including the Magical Christmas Music Gala, Candy Cane Lane and Can Man Dan Food & Fundraiser.

Beyond Food is a program offering a variety of resources to individuals looking to improve their resume, secure safety tickets, upgrade their math and English skills, and more.