Location: Nest Building, UBC Vancouver
Mail: foodbank@ams.ubc.ca
Web: ams.ubc.ca/support-services/student-services/food-bank
Eligibility: All UBC students including international
Items: Food + hygiene supplies
System: Trust-based – no verification required
Location: SFU Burnaby Campus
Mail: foodbank@sfss.ca
Web: sfss.ca/services/food-bank-program
Service: $50 vouchers per semester
Eligibility: All undergraduate SFU students
Frequency: Once per semester – application required
Location: SUB basement, UVic
Mail: foodbank@uvss.ca
Web: uvss.ca/foodbank
Items: Fresh produce, bulk goods, hygiene products
Eligibility: All UVic students
Access: By appointment only – book through website
Location: UFV Abbotsford Campus
Mail: foodbank@ufvsus.ca
Web: ufvsus.ca/
Service: Emergency food hampers
Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-4pm
Limit: Maximum 4 hampers per semester
Eligibility: All registered UFV students
Location: #101-15199 68 Ave, Surrey / #103-7536 130 St, Surrey
TEL: 604-580-1313
Mail: info@gnfb.ca
Speciality: Culturally-appropriate foods
Serves: International students & newcomers
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10am-6pm, Saturday: 10am-3pm
Registration: Required with ID
Location: 10732 City Parkway, Surrey
TEL: 604-581-5443
Mail: info@surreyfoodbank.org
Service: 1 hamper per week
Hours: Monday/Wednesday/Friday: 9am-1pm
Eligibility: Surrey/North Delta residents – international students welcome
Required: Student ID + proof of residency
Location: 119 East Cordova St, Vancouver
TEL: 604-681-HELP (4357)
Web: vancouverharbourlightsa.ca
Service: Free nutritious meals
Area: Downtown Eastside
Eligibility: Open to everyone in need
Hours: Varies
Location: SFU Convocation Mall + other Burnaby/Vancouver locations
Mail: burnabyfridge@gmail.com
Web: burnabypcn.ca/social-supports/community-projects/fridge/
Access: 24/7 – no registration required
Policy: Take what you need
Items: Free food & essential supplies
Restrictions: None
We recognize and pay respect to the Indigenous peoples whose lands we inhabit, work on, and engage in recreational activities, acknowledging their profound connection to the land and valuing the rich teachings, traditions, and practices within these territories.
