We’re open this Saturday, and you don’t have to explain yourself.
Groceries are free. Come during opening hours and tell us it’s your first visit. Here’s what to expect.
2107 Weston Rd, Toronto M9N 1X7
Closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
How to find the door.
A ground-floor storefront on Weston Rd, in Weston–Mount Dennis. Look for the orange apple sign above the window.
- By transit
- TTC 89 or 158 north along Weston Rd7 min
- On foot
- 1.0 km straight up Weston Rd14 min
- By car
- Street parking on Weston Rd3 min
Measured from Weston GO / UP Express station, 1865 Weston Rd.
Street level, under the orange apple sign.
We’re the storefront at 2107 Weston Rd, and our door is immediately right of the big window. The training centre at 2095 Weston Rd, Suite 210 is on the second floor of the same building.
What happens when you come.
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Come during opening hours
Friday 4–7 p.m., Saturday 12–3 p.m. or Sunday 12–3 p.m. There’s nothing to book beforehand.
- 2
Say it’s your first time
If you haven’t been to a Toronto food bank before, someone will take you through registering. It’s a short conversation, and you don’t have to say why you need food.
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Give your details
Daily Bread’s shared registration asks for name, address, and date of birth for you and anyone in your household. Bring ID for household members you’re registering.
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Take your groceries home
Fresh produce, a fridge of greens, milk, eggs and bread, plus tins and dry goods. What’s in changes week to week, so we can’t promise any one item. Bring bags or a cart if you can.
Registering, once.
Toronto food banks share one client registration through Daily Bread. You can do it at our door, or online before you come.
Register with Daily BreadOpens dailybread.link2feed.ca
“Daily Bread Food Bank is a private registered charity and is not part of any level of government. We do not share your information with the government.”
“No ID is required for you but if you are registering household members you should bring ID for them when you arrive.”
Daily Bread Food Bank, on dailybread.ca. Daily Bread’s listing for us records no appointment requirement and no catchment restriction. If you want to check something before you set out, call 416-727-6836 or email [email protected].
Asked before a first visit.
Where the answer is Daily Bread’s network rule rather than ours, it’s quoted from dailybread.ca.
- Do I need ID to get food?
- Not for yourself, under the rule of the Daily Bread Food Bank network we belong to: “No ID is required for you but if you are registering household members you should bring ID for them when you arrive.” So bring ID for anyone in your household you're registering, and nothing else.
- Do I need an appointment or a referral?
- There's nothing to book beforehand. Daily Bread’s listing for us records no appointment requirement and no catchment restriction. Come to 2107 Weston Rd during opening hours, Fri 4–7 pm · Sat & Sun 12–3 pm.
- How much food will I get?
- Two to three days' worth, in Daily Bread Food Bank's own description of what its member food banks provide: “Food banks may provide 2 to 3 days' worth of food, based on the number of people in your household. Expect a mix of fresh, frozen, and non-perishable foods.” What's on our shelves at 2107 Weston Rd changes week to week, so we can't promise any one item.
- Do I have to register first?
- Toronto food banks share one client registration through Daily Bread, and you can do it at our door on your first visit or online beforehand at dailybread.link2feed.ca. It asks for name, address, and date of birth for you and anyone in your household.
- Should I bring anything?
- Bring bags or a cart if you can, because the groceries include fresh produce, milk, eggs, bread and tins. If you have nothing to carry them in, come anyway.
- Can someone come with me?
- Yes. Someone can come with you if that helps, and you never have to tell us why you need food.
If today isn’t one of our days.
We’re closed Monday to Thursday. Call either of these to find a food bank that’s open today.
Ask us a question instead