Food Distribution
At Community Share, we collect, inspect, store and distribute food and beverages to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.
Our food comes from the following sources:

• The North York Harvest Food Bank
• Second Harvest
• Corporate and private food drives
• Monetary donations

Clothing
We offer gently used clothing at no cost to those accessing Community Share.


Community Assistance ​
We share information about government programs, community services, health and wellness, and employment opportunities.


Learning Garden
In 2013, Community Share and Overland Learning Centre partnered to create the Overland Environmental Learning Garden (OELG), located next door to the food bank on Toronto District School Board property.
The garden has a diverse range of world crops and herbs. It provides an outdoor educational space for adult ESL learners, as well as fresh produce for our food hampers and various cooking programs.
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Tastings
Using available ingredients from our pantry, volunteers prepare dishes for participants to sample while visiting the food bank. Featured recipes are inexpensive, healthy and easy to make at home.