Interfaith Food Bank is celebrating Christmas by baking up a storm in the Co-op Community Kitchen.
Food Recovery and Helpful Hobbies Volunteers have created a selection of Christmas goodies for community members to purchase in support of food bank programs and services.
Homemade Treat Boxes include an assortment of traditional holiday cookies and squares. This year, the boxes are expected to go fast, as they are an excellent option for gifts for clients or employees in addition to family, friends and neighbours.
Community members are encouraged to reserve their boxes in advance. Payment will be accepted on pick-up.
Christmas Treat Options:
- Small Treat Box $15 (approx. 12 pieces)
- Large Treat Box $35 (approx. 35 pieces)
To order, reserve treat boxes online at interfaithfoodbank.ca/treat-boxes. All treats are fresh baked and frozen to ensure the best presentation for your holiday celebration.
Goodies can be picked up at Interfaith Food Bank during the Christmas Market Dec. 7 between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Invoicing is available for large orders.
Christmas Hope, a collaborative effort of local organizations dedicated to making Christmas brighter for the community, will be a part of Glow Lethbridge with a donations table for drop offs of toys or food at the Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre.
How You Can Help:
- Toys for children of all ages (0-18 years old)
- Non-perishable food items
Christmas Hope is a partnership among local agencies working together to serve approximately 3,500 adults and 6,500 children in-need this Christmas season.
Through collaboration, the duplication of services is reduced and the unique partnership ensures every family receives what they need to celebrate the holidays with hope and joy.
Partnering Organizations:
- Lethbridge Food Bank
- Interfaith Food Bank
- The Salvation Army
- Lethbridge Family Services – Angel Tree
- MyCityCare Shop of Wonders
- Volunteer Lethbridge
