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Food Security
SFU’s Office of Community Engagement has been working with Burnaby organizations and community members to create programs to address food insecurity at SFU because food is pivotal to building culture, good health, and a sense of belonging.
We believe strongly in the power of partnership – this work continues, thanks to The United Way of Greater Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Food Bank, Burnaby Neighbourhood House, The Burnaby Primary Care Network, Food Mesh, Embark Sustainability and SFU Ancillary Services.
SFU Food Pantry
The SFU Food Pantry launched as a pilot project in February 2022 to support SFU’s food insecure student population. Currently, we are accepting students on a referral basis only, but we are working hard with several SFU offices to explore how to expand and sustain this program.
SFU Community Free Fridge
A safe, low-barrier and nonjudgmental way for people at SFU to access food. Find out our new location at Burnaby Maggie Benston now.
Stories
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October 22, 2021
October 22, 2021
More people in Burnaby will have access to safe, low-barrier and non-judgmental support for nutrition.
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May 07, 2021
May 07, 2021
Meet Tara Flynn, her work has led to some really important outcomes on the ground, and it has helped deepen SFU's ability to work well in partnership.
Interested in partnering on food security?
Please contact Tara Flynn, tara_flynn@sfu.ca.
Download the SFU Strategic Community Engagement Plan:
SFU's strategic community engagement plan is intended to empower SFU students, faculty and staff to form deeper and more courageous partnerships.
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