Who do we serve? |
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Consistent numbers of food bank users over the years, demonstrates a clear need for the services provided by the Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank.
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Total Individuals Receiving Food
% of Recipients Who are Children
Total Number of Households Served
Average # of Households Serviced/Month
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2018
4958
27.6%
2256
213
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2017
5101
24.9%
2698
225
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2016
5421
26.0%
2806
234
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2015
5119
25.7%
2634
220
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Mission Statement
Our Mission
To provide temporary food relief to people who are struggling with hunger in our community.
Our Vision
No one should go hungry.
Responsibility
We are a not-for-profit organization, that operates with community volunteers, to provide an
emergency food supply to those in need.
Our Goal
To provide a three-day supply of food once per month, for our clients.
Value Statement
The Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank values all people without judgment.
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Our Core Values
AccountabilityWe will honour the public trust by maintaining the highest standards of ethics.
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AccessibilityWe will ensure all stakeholders access to the food bank and its resources.
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AdvisoryWe will be the voice in the community about hunger and speak out for those who do not have a voice. We will maintain and communicate information to others about
hunger. |
CollaborationWe will actively seek to form and broaden any collaboration that will further our
mission to relieve hunger in our community. |
ServiceWe will serve everyone in a courteous and compassionate manner.
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participating Churches
First Baptist Church
Holy Trinity United Church
New Life Pentecostal Church
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
Paroisse Ste. Marie Catholic Church
St. Peter the Apostle Anglican Church
Holy Trinity United Church
New Life Pentecostal Church
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
Paroisse Ste. Marie Catholic Church
St. Peter the Apostle Anglican Church
The Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank was incorporated on January 29, 1992, by local churches that responded to food insecurity and hunger in Elliot Lake.
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