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67% of Toronto food bank clients with kids reported sacrificing their own food so their children could eat, according to #WhosHungry2026, our annual report on hunger and poverty in #Toronto, released last week.
The numbers about kids are the hardest ones to look at:

1 in 8 kids in Toronto now rely on a food bank, nearly double the rate in 2022. #Budget2026 takes some steps forward, like investments in non-market housing, but families can't wait years for new homes to be built. They need relief now. Read our response 👉dailybread.ca/blog/budget-20…

After paying for housing, the median food bank client has $8.33 left per day for food, transport & everything else, according to #WhosHungry2026, an annual profile of hunger and poverty in Toronto.

These numbers cannot stand. You have the power to help ➡️ dailybread.ca/get-involved/

“1 in 8 Toronto children have to make use of the food bank. That’s 3 in every classroom who are having to rely on food charity to get by.” - Daily Bread CEO at yesterday’s #WhosHungry2026 launch.

You have the power to help: dailybread.ca/get-involved/

💛💚 Tonight, the @TourCNTower and the Toronto Sign at Nathan Phillips Square will shine in Daily Bread’s colours of yellow & green to mark the release of #WhosHungry2026 and raise awareness about food insecurity across our city. If you're in the area, snap a photo and tag us!