Kingston
Emergency and affordable food resources for Kingston.
Emergency and affordable food directories
Food Help makes emergency and affordable food resources easier to find. It started in Kingston and is built so other communities can use it too.
Community directories are the place to find food programs. This project homepage does not duplicate their listings.
Emergency and affordable food resources for Kingston.
Free and low-cost food support for Brockville.
Listings are maintained from public sources, provider input and corrections. Local review owners keep qualifications and uncertainty visible rather than guessing when details are unclear.
Published program pages and trusted public directories provide an evidence trail.
Provider details can clarify what is offered and what people should know before travelling.
Community feedback is reviewed before it changes a public listing.
Jamie Whelan and True Good Craft built Food Help and maintain the shared project. Each community directory remains a separately reviewed local publication.
About True Good CraftThe software and setup guidance are public. Community operators keep control of their own reviewed information and publication.
Food Help is free to use, with no ads, sign-ups or tracking. Keeping each directory accurate takes steady local work: checking listings, talking with providers and getting flyers to the places people go for help.
Tell people about it, post it or mention it in your newsletter.
For a front desk, clinic or community space. Email Jamie and he will drop some off.
If a program changes, let us know so the listing stays right.
Local businesses and organizations can sponsor a directory's upkeep. Sponsors are thanked here and never influence listings. Ask about sponsorship amounts.
Suggest a food program, ask to list a community directory, or discuss starting one. A short note is enough; do not include private client or service-user information.
Covered source for this build: Food Help repository.