Powerful stories from our network to inspire hope and joy
January 19, 2026
Blue Monday got you down? Us too. So, we’re looking back at the wonderful, hopeful, and joyful stories from our network:
This past summer, CFCs across the country opened their doors—and their kitchens, gardens, and community spaces—to colleagues from other sites. The exchanges brought forward powerful reflections on teamwork, culture, community connection, and the many ways food brings people together. Read more.
Now a member of the Right To Food network, Hope House Guelph CFC continues to ground its work in dignity, belonging, and empowerment. Read more.
During our #NoMoreScraps federal election campaign, we provided more than 50 microgrants to frontline partners, enabling them to host community events that made food insecurity impossible to ignore. Read more.
Community food leaders from across the Prairies came together to share insights, deepen connections, and respond to the escalating food insecurity rates across the region. Read more.
Nestled in the mountains and forests of Lil’wat territory, a powerful circle of voices came together. Elders, community leaders, and advocates gathered—not just to talk about food, but to imagine a different future. Read more.
