Tariffs will trigger a hunger crisis

An additional 2 million people will rely on Second Harvest for food this year, creating a funding gap of $10,500,000.

Help us feed Canadians in need.

Tariffs will make life more expensive.
More people will need food charities.
Charities will have fewer resources to help.
Second Harvest is committed to keeping food on plates - no matter what.

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About Second Harvest
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LOBLAW REGINA DISTRIBUTION CENTRE
In Canada, Second Harvest and its partners rescued and redistributed 95.3 M lbs of food in 2025, averting 309 M lbs of GHGs.
CMHA Regina Branch

Shannon Patton

Many, if not most of, our members do experience food insecurity, so they look forward to ‘Grocery Thursdays.’ The healthy food items provided by Second Harvest are very much appreciated, as generally these are the most expensive and unaffordable, but to most of us are basic staples.

Society of Saint Vincent de Paul 

Society of Saint Vincent de Paul 

Second Harvest has been essential in connecting us to local grocery stores. These grocery stores have allowed us to include bread and baked goods as well as some non-perishable items consistently to the people and families in need that we serve. We are very grateful for this program.

The Mustard Seed

The Mustard Seed

We at The Mustard Seed accommodate anywhere from 50-150 guests, 3 meals a day using these products. All of the food donations that we receive [from Second Harvest] are put directly into meals and sometimes used to bake treats for the guests. The Mustard Seed feeds and provides for community members facing homelessness and poverty. One guest in particular is always complimenting the variety and taste of our food