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Burnaby Food Hub Collaborative (BFHC)
The Burnaby Food Hub Collaborative (BFHC) is now closed. This site will be updated with new registration information once new additional funding to support students has been confirmed. The Burnaby Food Hub Collaborative (BFHC) is offering a bi-weekly grocery card to SFU students experiencing food insecurity. The first 80 students to register will receive a supplemental top-up worth $30 to help with food expenses.
Fine print:
- A valid SFU email must be used to register.
- You will receive an email with your electronic grocery card within three business days of your registration.
- If you have any questions about how to redeem your card, please see this document.
- Limit one registration per student per registration period. There are four rounds of registration, so you may register four times.
- Grocery cards are offered on a first come first served basis. We reserve the right to end registration early if all grocery cards are allocated.
FAQ
Q: Where can I redeem the grocery card?
The President’s Choice grocery card can be redeemed at all participating Loblaw banner stores – Real Canadian Superstore, Your Independent Grocers, Super Valu, No Frills.
The link is not responding. What do I do?
There are different ways to solve this. You can clear the cache and cookies of your browser. You can also try using a different browser (i.e. if you’re using Safari, try on Google Chrome, or vice versa). Or, you can use a private or incognito window. If the link is still not responding, please contact Dorothy at dmacsabe@sfu.ca
Is the grocery card for one-time use only?
No, you can use the card as many times as you’d like.
Does the grocery card expire?
The card does not have an expiry date.
Questions?
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please contact Dorothy at dmacsabe@sfu.ca
Partners:
The Burnaby Food Hub Collaborative is a partnership between Burnaby Neighbourhood House, United Way of the Lower Mainland and SFU’s Office of Community Engagement. The Burnaby Neighbourhood House is a volunteer-driven and community-funded charitable non-profit organization with a unique focus on Neighbours supporting Neighbours. The United Way of Lower Mainland aims to create opportunities for a better life for everyone in our communities. The SFU Office of Community Engagement supports people and partnership by building SFU’s institutional capacity for teaching, research and creative activity that results in community impact.
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