The benefits of embracing seasonal eating extend far beyond the tantalizing flavours that grace our plates. By choosing locally harvested foods in sync with the seasons, we not only support our local economy, but also contribute to a healthier environment and personal well-being.
At Quest, our volunteers play a crucial role in helping us achieve our food rescue commitment to support families and individuals facing economic barriers.
Women in Canada, especially single mothers, Indigenous women, visible minority women, immigrant women, and senior women, are more likely to experience poverty and face various obstacles in their daily lives, including affording healthy food options due to rising food prices.
There is a correlation between starvation and the rising costs of the economy, and it’s putting people under more financial stress, leading to food inaccessibility.
On December 8, 2022, Vancouver International Airport (YVR) hosted its 12th AnnualHamper Drive event in partnership with Quest Outreach Society, preparing 1264 hampers for families
Help bring over 1,000 families across the Lower Mainland a special meal this holiday season. Sign up as a group (between 3 and 10 people)
Quest Outreach Society operates five not-for-profit grocery markets and a food distribution centre serving British Columbia’s Lower Mainland region. Quest exists to disrupt the cycle of poverty through access to healthy and affordable food that is sourced sustainably. By bridging the gap between food banks and traditional grocery stores, Quest provides a grocery experience based on principles of dignity, access, and sustainability. For more information on how to become or refer a Quest client, email [email protected] or call 604-602-0186.
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