Loving Spoonful connects people with good food across Kingston & Area.
Working toward a healthier, more connected community, we provide programs and champion policies affecting food security, poverty, social inclusion, and community health.

Over $2 million worth of fresh food has been distributed to 52 community agencies since 2008

400+ adults, youth & families learn about cooking easy, affordable, healthy food every year

890 elementary students learned through our school garden program in 2019-20

Working with 150 community partners through good food initiatives

QUICK LINKS TO WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW

FRESH FOOD DONATIONS

We're now accepting donations of fresh produce from your garden!

Find out details here:

Grow A Row

GARDENING SUPPORT

We're connecting people with answers to their questions about growing!

Join us here:

Garden For Good

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

We're looking for some helpful hands to join us gardening and/or gleaning!

Check out 'Gleaners/Gardeners' here:

Volunteer

Donate Today

Help make good food available to all in Kingston & Area, and build a sustainable food-secure community!

All donations -- big and small -- are gratefully accepted.

Donate

Loving Spoonful is issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the services of a Consulting Firm (‘Firm’) to assist in the development and implementation of program evaluations for Loving Spoonful’s GROW Project.

Please view the Request for Proposal
in its entirety here:

RFP

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" Loving Spoonful's fresh food deliveries are AMAZING! As a service provider for clients who live in poverty, it is wonderful to be able to offer fresh food. We educate our clients on the various types of produce in the stand and help them with meal ideas."

JULIE LANGAN, THE JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY

Loving Spoonful connects people with good food across Kingston & Area. Working toward a healthier, more connected community, we provide programs and champion policies affecting food security, poverty, social inclusion, and community health.