Many local restaurants, cafes and other businesses have been donating to Kawartha Food Share in this time of crisis, as this powerful #caremongering phase shows the love and support this community is providing to each other.

Look at what Berc’s Steakhouse dropped off…

Thank you to our friends at Bercs Steakhouse for dropping by the warehouse with lots of perishable food donations this afternoon!! #lovelocalptbo pic.twitter.com/UrVJpZnzOz
— Kawartha Food Share (@Kaw_FoodShare) March 17, 2020

And Publican House…

Thanks to our friends at @PublicanHouse for stopping by with over 500lbs of food donations! We appreciate your support so much! #lovelocalptbo pic.twitter.com/E8HqsMmbAG
— Kawartha Food Share (@Kaw_FoodShare) March 18, 2020

And the Starbucks at Trent University…

Thank you @TrentStarbucks for this incredible donation of almost 200 litres of milk!! 💙🥛 pic.twitter.com/Ynv7lNwjNy
— Kawartha Food Share (@Kaw_FoodShare) March 17, 2020

And thanks to East City Coffee Shop, Kawartha Food Share is delivering these home fries down to their friends at One Roof to serve for dinner…

There go 250lbs of home fries to @Kaw_FoodShare donated by East City Coffee shop. ❤️💪#caremongering pic.twitter.com/79Gjgo3AAI
— PTBO_CANADA 🇨🇦 (@Ptbo_Canada) March 17, 2020

Shorelines Casino stepped up in a big way as well…

1600 lbs of fresh food heading out to our agencies that was donated by our friends at @ShorelinesCPTBO ! #thankful pic.twitter.com/pga5LRslZr
— Kawartha Food Share (@Kaw_FoodShare) March 17, 2020