The Power of Peer Support

Cap Advocate Team. From Left, Daisy, Nancy, Tom, Brock and Tita.   Get to Know The Stop’s Community Advocates At The…

Blooming in the City

Cassie’s Story At The Stop, our community programs do more than provide food; they foster connections, growth, and a deeper…

Mashkikii;aki’ing Garden Spring Open House

 Written by Sam Wong On May 30th the Mashkikii;aki’ing team at The Stop and Na-Me-Res partnered up to organize the…

Scaramouche and The Stop: Food and Community Are the Secret Sauce

 Less than 5kms away from The Stop’s 1884 Davenport Rd. site, where over 1,000 meals on average are served each…

Join The Stop’s Board of Directors and Help Feed Our Community

Are you ready to make a meaningful difference in West Toronto? The Stop is seeking three dedicated individuals to join…

Our Mid-Year Impact

Written by Kashfia Rahman I recently joined The Stop as a fresh staff member. On my first visit, I was…

The Stop Needs You

An Open Letter For nearly forty-one years, The Stop has served food and fostered connections in our community. Today, we…

Bringing a Holistic Lens to Healthy Beginnings

 A conversation with Julia Ayearst, Certified Yoga Therapist, and Stephanie Cullen-Conroy, Community Registered Dietitian. Healthy Beginnings is The Stop’s perinatal…

Apply to be a Farmers’ Market Vendor

The Stop Farmers’ Market is looking for new vendors for the 2024-2025 season (beginning May/June) to sell at our year-round…

Looking Forward with Monty Laskin

With the start of the new year, we’re reflecting on all the work that we’ve accomplished in 2023 and where…

Learning from the Garden

Reflections from Jean Niravong, volunteer at The Stop. Volunteering as a Garden Assistant with The Stop’s Green Barn Dig-In program…

Become a Member of The Stop

Everyone, no matter their involvement with The Stop (food bank members, program participants, donors, volunteers, interested individuals) can be a…

Introducing the Donor Portal

Making and managing donations to The Stop has never been easier. You may have noticed that we revamped our online…

Our 2023 Impact Report

After one of our most challenging years yet, we are proud to present our 2022/2023 Impact Report. Read on to…

Welcome to the Mashkikii;aki’ing Garden

The Mashkikii;aki’ing* Garden, located at Hillcrest Park in Tkaronto**, is a sacred and ceremonial space led by Native Men’s Residence…