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The Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre’s annual infant formula campaign is getting a big boost from Canpotex.
On Thursday, the food bank announced a pledge from the potash supplier to match all community donations up to $50,000 during the food bank’s fourth annual formula campaign this month.
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“We understand the unique nutritional needs of growing children and the challenges families face in providing formula,” Laurie O’Connor, the food bank’s executive director, said in a statement.
“This campaign is a lifeline for many families in our community, especially as demand continues to rise.”
The food bank said donations to the campaign play a critical role in helping to ensure the city’s youngest residents can get the nutrition they need.
“Together with Canpotex, your support can help double the impact and make a lasting difference for families in need,” the food bank said in a statement.
Donations can be made online or in person at the food bank on Avenue C South.
“Formula donations are also accepted and will go directly into the hands of families who need them most,” the food bank added.
