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News & Blog
- Getting food to those who need it most
- Our generous neighbours helped us exceed our Spring Drive goal
- Mississauga Tim Hortons Owners have an appetite to improve the lives of their hungry neighbours
- Meet our new Friend Sponsor – Nissan Canada Foundation
- Chris Hatch honoured with Diamond Jubilee Medal
- Help us reach our Spring Drive goal
- Spring Drive Update
- Spring Drive starts Monday!
- Member Agency Event: Free Seniors Information & Active Living Fair
- Unitarian Congregation Church’s Creative Food Drive!
Host an Event

If you are organizing a FOOD DRIVE please visit the Organize A Food Drive section of our website.
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Thank you for thinking about hosting a fundraising event for The Mississauga Food Bank. From BBQs to Garage Sales, Golf Tournaments to Galas no event is too big or too small. The following tools and templates have been developed to assist you in determining what type of event you would like to host and to provide you with some tips on how to start organizing your event. Also, how we, The Mississauga Food Bank, can help you with your event. Without the support of the community, we wouldn’t be able to fight hunger and feed hope!
Note: Application must be approved by The Mississauga Food Bank prior to publicizing or holding events. The Mississauga Food Bank respects the privacy of its donors; we do not sell, rent, or trade our donor lists. The information we collect is used to process donations, keep our donors informed about the activities of The Mississauga Food Bank, and ask for their support for our mission to fight hunger and feed hope. If at any time you wish to be excluded from such contacts, call us at 905.270.5589 and we will accommodate your request.
How to Get Started
1. Read the Guidelines document. For the benefit of those organizing events to benefit The Mississauga Food Bank, a Guidelines document has been created to help event organizers maintain The Mississauga Food Bank’s values and fundraising guidelines. Please download and read these Guidelines before beginning work on a Third Party Event. These guidelines can be downloaded here (Adobe PDF software required).
2. Complete a Third Party Event Registration Form. Event organizers are required to complete a Third Party Event Registration Form. To complete the form click here.
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Event ideas
A-thons:
Walk, skip, read, bike, dance, knit, swim, bowl, skate, aerobics
Auctions:
Donated goods, furniture, hand made goods, quilts, services, catered meals
Galas:
Black tie dinner, concert, garden tour, homes tour, art show, performance of a play, BBQ beach party, boat cruise, costume dinner dance, dress rehearsal performance, food fair, gala premiere, dance, celebrity luncheon, talent show
Sporting events and tournaments:
Baseball game, football game, golf tournament, tennis tournament, fishing derby, pool/billiards/darts tournament, soccer tournament
Other Ideas:
- Garage sale
- Bake sales
- Head shaving
- Loonie/Twoonie Drive
- Car wash/ Pet wash
- Arts and crafts sales/shows
- Carnivals
- Dinner dances
- Holiday celebrations
- Theatre events
- Theme parties
- “Grub” / “Dress Down” day
- Raise a set $ amount to make your boss/principal do something: eg., dress up, make lunch for the team, etc.


