Vaughan, Ontario, October 7, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Empire Communities, one of North America’s largest personal developers, has entered into a strategic alliance with Community Food Centers Canada (CFCC). His paintings are helping families facing lack of food confidence and the systems that help publicitate resources to access healthy eating, the progression of food skills, and physical and welfare education. Sponsorship names Empire a netpainting spouse in its cutting-edge program, The Big Social, CCFC’s annual national fundraising opportunity to increase the budget for food systems.
“With COVID-19 affecting so many families in southern Ontario and the communities we are building in, we felt that partnership with the CFCC was a cause that can have a direct effect and help local families in Empire communities, that is, in southwestern Ontario, where there is a strong presence,” says Sue MacKay , vice president of marketing at Empire Communities. “Empire has a long history of helping reasons and organizations that contribute to the promotion of health, education, play and well-being, and with the uncertainties of the pandemic, this type of help is more necessary than ever.
This year’s main social event will be completely virtual, gathering thousands of Canadians from October 9-25 to organize a small meal or virtual dinner with friends and a circle of family to increase budget and awareness. materials that want to eat well and cook healthily.
“Food is an amazing tool to bring other people together. That’s what our network partners do every day,” says Nick Saul, CEO of Community Food Centers Canada. “Lack of trust and isolation of food are at their highest point, and The Big Social offers a safe and valuable way to return COVID-19. “
CANADA COMMUNITY FOOD CENTERS
Community Food Centers Canada (cfccanada. ca) creates colorful and responsive food centers and food systems with netpaintings that help others eat well, bond with their neighbors, and contribute, through mutual advocacy and support, to a fairer and more inclusive Canada. With our more than two hundred partners, we work to eliminate poverty, lack of confidence in the food and fitness and well-being of low-income Canadians.
EMPIRE OF COMMUNITIES
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