As told to Melody Land, CAC Coordinator, by Lynne Greenblatt,
on behalf of the SFB Board of Directors
There is something special about Albert County. When neighbours are struggling, someone is always ready to lend a hand. Whether it's clearing a driveway after a snowstorm, organizing a community fundraiser, or dropping off a meal for someone in need, compassion has long been one of this region's defining characteristics.
That same spirit is at the heart of the Shepody Food Bank.
For years, the volunteer-run organization has quietly provided food and hope to individuals and families throughout lower Albert County. While many people think of a food bank as simply a place to pick up groceries, the Shepody Food Bank sees its role as much more than that.
Its mission is simple but powerful: to increase access to healthy food for everyone in a way that maintains dignity, builds healthier communities, and fosters respect for diversity and inclusion.
As the cost of living continues to rise across New Brunswick, that mission has never been more important.
There is something special about Albert County. When neighbours are struggling, someone is always ready to lend a hand. Whether it's clearing a driveway after a snowstorm, organizing a community fundraiser, or dropping off a meal for someone in need, compassion has long been one of this region's defining characteristics.
That same spirit is at the heart of the Shepody Food Bank.
For years, the volunteer-run organization has quietly provided food and hope to individuals and families throughout lower Albert County. While many people think of a food bank as simply a place to pick up groceries, the Shepody Food Bank sees its role as much more than that.
Its mission is simple but powerful: to increase access to healthy food for everyone in a way that maintains dignity, builds healthier communities, and fosters respect for diversity and inclusion.
As the cost of living continues to rise across New Brunswick, that mission has never been more important.
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