Muslim Food Bank Community Services

Annual Reports

A transparent look at how your support becomes food, guidance, counselling, and hope for communities across Canada.

Feeding Communities. Building Self-Reliance. Creating Hope.

Message from MFBCS

A year of compassion & community impact

2025 was a year of growth, resilience, and community impact for Muslim Food Bank Canada. Through your support, we expanded our services, strengthened our ASPIRE self-reliance programs, increased food support operations, and reached vulnerable individuals and families across Canada.

We focused not only on food relief but also on building long-term pathways toward stability — through counselling, caseworker support, employment readiness, youth engagement, and senior support.

What's inside the report

  • Message from MFBCS
  • 2025 at a glance
  • Fighting food insecurity
  • Feeding the Homeless program
  • ASPIRE: pathways to self-reliance
  • ASPIRE caseworker program
  • Mental health counselling
  • Community workshops & training
  • Refugee & community support
  • Where your donations go
  • Success stories

2025 at a glance

A year of measurable impact

0Food hampers distributed
0Individuals supported through ASPIRE
0Meals served — Feeding the Homeless
0Active locations across Canada
0Counselling sessions conducted
0Social workers / senior caseworkers
0Certified counselors
0Active caseworker volunteers
New locations added in 2025 Richmond, BC Abbotsford, BC Hamilton, ON

Programs

What we achieved in 2025

Fighting food insecurity

20,000+ hampers distributed Canada-wide: BC 13,500+ · AB 3,200+ · ON 2,600+ · SK 800+.

Feeding the Homeless

31,700+ meals served through daily (Vancouver DTES), weekly (Regina), and monthly (Calgary) drives.

ASPIRE: pathways to self-reliance

3,000+ individuals supported across seven pillars — caseworker, counselling, refugee, employment, youth, senior, and workshops.

ASPIRE caseworker program

20 senior caseworkers and 242 volunteers nationwide, with 4 caseworker training programs delivered.

Mental health counselling

1,667 sessions facilitated by 5 certified counselors — multilingual, trauma-informed care.

Refugee & community support

Settlement, caseworker guidance, counselling, food, and employment support for newcomers and vulnerable families.

Accountability

Where your donations go

  • Food hampers and meal programs
  • Feeding the Homeless initiatives
  • Mental health counselling
  • Caseworker support
  • Refugee and newcomer assistance
  • Employment readiness workshops
  • Youth & senior programs
  • International relief operations

MFBCS remains committed to using donations ethically, transparently, and impactfully.

MFBCS volunteers supporting the community

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Your gift becomes food, guidance, and hope

Every donation directly funds hampers, meals, counselling, and caseworker support for families across Canada. Stand with us and help build lasting self-reliance.

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2025 Year-End Report

Feeding Communities. Building Self-Reliance. Creating Hope.

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2024 Annual Report

A year of service, growth, and community support across Canada.

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Together, we create change

Because of your generosity, thousands of individuals and families received food, guidance, counselling, and hope throughout 2025.

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YEAR-END REPORT

Feeding Communities. Building Self-Reliance. Creating Hope.

2025: A Year of Impact

2025 was a transformative year for Muslim Food Bank. We reached more communities, expanded our programs, and provided essential support to thousands of families across Canada. Thanks to the dedication of our volunteers, the generosity of our donors, and the resilience of the families we serve, we made a real difference. This report highlights our key achievements, challenges, and the incredible people who made it all possible.

8.7 Million of Canadians Affected by Food Insecurity

Many of us imagine hunger as something distant, affecting people we don't know. But the truth is, food insecurity can strike much closer to home.

Food insecurity goes beyond simply feeling hungry. It’s the ongoing struggle to reliably acquire enough affordable, nutritious food. This can have serious consequences for a person’s well-being. Physical health can suffer through malnutrition, a weakened immune system, and even chronic diseases. Mental health can also be negatively affected, leading to anxiety, depression, and social isolation. For children, food insecurity can hinder their ability to concentrate and learn in school.

Every donation, every volunteer hour, every voice raised in support brings us closer to a World where everyone has access to healthy, nutritious food.

Our Impact in Numbers

Every number represents a story of hope and resilience. Thank you for being part of this journey!

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Food Hampers Distributed

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Employee Support 424

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Counselling Hours

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Case Management Hours

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Together, we can do even more!