Windsor food bank co-ordinator doesn't see need for service decreasing
Rotarians Jo Gould-Thorpe and Andy Kirk were among the volunteers who took the early shift at the toll road on Oct. 15, helping collect donations for the Matthew 25 Windsor and District Food Bank.With the cost of groceries continuing to climb, more and more people are turning to food banks to help put meals on their tables.
“The money that they raise through the Rotary Club helps pay for the stuff that we purchase for our Christmas baskets.”'We see a lot of struggling:' Windsor, N.S. food bank volunteers say demand for services has dramatically increased “The Windsor Fire Department — active members and veterans — have always been an integral part in this,” he added.
“Last year, we were pushing about 240 to 250 in seniors and singles, and I expect that, if not more, this year,” said Hingley.