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Local food banks receive $4.5M from Balsillie Family Foundation

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by CityNews Kitchener•Sep 22, 2026•0 views•
Local food banks receive $4.5M from Balsillie Family Foundation
The Cambridge, Waterloo Region, Guelph, and Centre Wellington food banks are receiving $4.5-million from the Balsillie Family Foundation,
Local food banks are receiving a multi-million dollar funding boost from a major donor to address rising food insecurity. The Balsillie Family Foundation is committing $4.5-million for the Food Bank of Waterloo Region, Cambridge Food Bank, Guelph Foo... [1033 chars]
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