Explore The Compass Food Bank’s February 2026 Community Newsletter. The Compass’ 84K Meals of Hope. Dancing for the Compass. Our Famous Salad Dressing Recipe. Grant Writers Needed. Spread the Joy. And More!
Explore The Compass Food Bank’s Fall 2025 Community Newsletter. The Compass Appoints First Executive Director. It’s the Season of Giving. Spread the Joy. And More!
Explore The Compass Food Bank’s Spring 2025 Community Newsletter. A Welcome Neighbour with a Big Heart. Inside the Warehouse. Summer BBQs start June 5th – We Need Your Help! Meet our Summer Team. Client Services. Current On-Site Agency Partners. And More!
Explore The Compass Food Bank’s Winter 2025 newsletter. A Message from Our Chair. Inside the Warehouse. From the Kitchen: Thai Coconut Carrot Peanut Soup. And More!
Explore The Compass Food Bank’s Fall 2024 newsletter. Learn about food bank donations, volunteer stories, upcoming events, & efforts to combat food insecurity.
Canada was instrumental in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 76 years ago, yet we have failed to uphold one of its fundamental rights: the right to food. Food Banks Mississauga calls on all levels of government to address the crisis.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Trish Trapani as our first Executive Director, effective November 1, 2025. The Compass Food Bank & Outreach Centre has experienced tremendous growth, and this appointment will help position this organization for long-term success. Learn more about Trish and our deep commitment to our community.
Canada was instrumental in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 76 years ago, yet we have failed to uphold one of its fundamental rights: the right to food. Food Banks Mississauga calls on all levels of government to address the crisis.
Not only has food bank use risen for the eighth consecutive year, but major food banks have had challenges meeting their Thanksgiving fundraising goals this year. Food banks cannot keep pace with this “tidal wave” of demand as even donors from previous seasons have become clients themselves. Read more about how you can help today.
This Thanksgiving, you can have a meaningful impact in your community by helping us provide for those in need. We’re currently facing a sizable deficit, and the demand for our services continues to grow. See how donations of $25, $50, $100, $150 can help your community.
Food bank use is becoming the norm for people who are squeezed by the high cost of rent or the inadequate amount of Ontario Works ($733) and Ontario Disability Benefit payments ($1362). Feed Ontario’s recent report highlights the prevalence and food bank use due to the constant increases in the cost of living.
