Sources Food Hub is back for a third year with its Community Harvest program, also known as gleaning. Gleaning is the harvesting of unwanted or leftover crops for charitable use. In urban areas, it often includes harvesting fruits from residential properties, such as cherries, plums, apples or pears.…
Residents with fruit trees in their backyards and hobby farms will be happy to hear of a returning program in Surrey and White Rock. Sources Food Hub is back for a second year with the Community Harvest program, also known as Gleaning.
Drawing on its first year of operation, Sources Food Hub is releasing a handbook to help new food rescue programs navigate the early stages of development.
Newton BIA | As seen in the Surrey Now-Leader, February 26, 2020By Marla PoirierImagine a community where seniors and youth partner together, cooking, laughing, and learning from each other. Where women and children feel safe and form community connections. Community gardens flourish, and local farmers have the help…
Please be advised that the decision has been made to CANCEL the Food Skills for Families Workshop due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic. Join your neighbours for six weeks in the kitchen! In the free Food Skills for Families FOOD SENSE program, we will focus on ways to make healthy meals on a budget.
To kick off the 2020 growing season, Sources Food Hub is offering a new and free resource. Fruit tree owners in Surrey are invited to attend a pruning workshop to learn how to take better care of their fruit-bearing trees while supporting our community at the same time. This workshop, to be held on January 25 (1 to 3 p. m. ) at the Historic Stewart Farm in South Surrey, is part of Sources Food Hub’s Community Harvest Program – a gleaning service to actively rescue food that might otherwise be wasted.