The Steelworkers Humanity Fund distributes $300,000 to 131 food banks across Canada
Steelworkers Humanity Fund
Published: Dec 09, 2025
Steelworkers Humanity Fund
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The Steelworkers Humanity Fund (SHF) is significantly ramping up its annual donations to food banks across the country this year.
Faced by an uncertain economic environment marked by loss of employment, inflation and growing inequality, Canadians of all walks of life, including children, increasingly must use food banks to make ends meet.
In this context, the SHF is contributing $300,000 to 131 food banks and community organizations across Canada in 2025.
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