What We Do

Local Food Delivery

COVID-19 ReLIEF

Local Food Infra Delivery Program

Our Local Food Infrastructure Delivery Program for children, families, youth, homeless people and seniors in Edmonton region, Calgary region, City of Ft. Saskatchewan, Airdrie, Lethbridge, AJAX, London Ontario, Montreal, QC and other cities across Canada and United States.  

Helping to provide resources to ensure that low-income families, at-risk children, youth and seniors have their basic human need for food, hunger relief, food security and essential supplies are met in the community, especially people with mental health is one of the priority areas.

Edmonton, Alberta food delivery

Edmonton

For support in Edmonton, please contact haiderf.princensammyfoundation@gmail.com.

Calgary, Alberta food delivery

Calgary

For support in Calgary, please contact PSHF.ADM@gmail.com.

Lethbridge, Alberta food delivery

Additional Cities

Ft. Saskatchewan, Airdrie, Lethbridge, AJAX, London Ontario, Montreal, QC and more.

Local Food Delivery Application Form

princen Sammy Foundation

Welcomes New Volunteers!

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are willing to offer your time and skills to our team.  

Project Number LFIF-2.015

Local Food Infrastructure Fund (LFIF)
Impact Survey

The Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty received funding through Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s (AAFC) Local Food Infrastructure Fund. AAFC is seeking your participation in this anonymous survey, to assess the impact of the LFIF project on food security in your community. Although voluntary, your participation is important so that information collected is as accurate and complete as possible for analysis and reporting purposes within AAFC, and to inform the development of future programs.

Demographic Information

Including yourself, how many people of each age group currently live in your home some or all of the time?

Food Situations

The following statements are about food situations. For each statement, please indicate your household food situation 6 months ago and currently.

You and other household members had the quantity of food to meet your dietary needs.

You and your household members cut the size of meals or skipped meals because there was not enough food.

You and your household members had access to a sufficient variety of foods, including culturally appropriate foods.

You and your household members had access to balanced meals.

A balanced meal consists of at least one food item from each of these 3 categories: i) vegetables and fruits; ii) protein (plant or animal); and iii) whole grain foods.

How often did you eat a balanced meal?

You or other household members worried that food would run out before you got more.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.