One in three children in Toronto lives in poverty.
We believe that if we improve the health and well-being of our children, they will do better in school. And, if they do better in school, they will have a better future.
Our work creates real results
million invested in students
meals served daily
students in our after-school program
medical appointments
free glasses provided to children yearly
How we help
Student Nutrition Programs
These programs provide nutritious meals to students every school day.
beyond 3:30 after-school program
beyond 3:30 gives students a safe and welcoming after-school space
Vision & Hearing Clinics
Students can access our Sight & Sound program, and the Model Schools Paediatric Health Initiative.
TFSS Emergency Fund
We provide children and youth with immediate financial support in emergency situations.
Feed Tomorrow
During the week of Oct. 21 to 25, 2019, we will kick-start our 15th annual Feed Tomorrow Week, one of the largest awareness campaigns of its kind for student hunger and nutrition programs in 2019.
Get Involved
All the ways people can get involved: events, campaigns, fundraising, and a variety of ways to donate.
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From the blog
This is what it’s like to parent when you’re struggling to make ends meet | Today’s Parent
In Canada, 20 percent of children—more than 1.4 million—live in poverty, according to Campaign 2000, a network of organizations working to end family poverty. If kids are going to school hungry, their behaviours can be exacerbated; they may be irritable and unable to...
Government of Canada Announces the First-Ever Food Policy for Canada
Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Marie-Claude Bibeau announced the creation of a national food policy last week, including the first steps towards the creation of a National School Food Program.
Vegetable prices rising at fastest pace in three years | Toronto Star
The prices of fresh vegetables are 17 percent higher than a year ago, compared to the average inflation rate of 2.4 percent.