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Please make cheques payable to: We Feed Lunenburg Association 237 Victoria Road, PO Box 1546 Lunenburg, NS B0J 2C0
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We are seeking compassionate, community-oriented volunteers to assist vulnerable individuals by volunteering in the Lunenburg Community Food Hub. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patrons, helping them find resources with respect and dignity, attending training, and participating in meetings. Shifts run 2-3 hours with two volunteers present; the hub aims to operate five days a week. This is an unpaid role. If interested, please click this link:
VOLUNTEER FORMMembership fee is $10/year. This enables you to attend general meetings, have a say in WFL business and volunteer to join our board if you wish. Send an email to info@wefeedlunenburg.org for more information.
Become part of our awesome team, with opportunities beyond the hub. We are always looking for people who want to participate whether it be the pantry, fundraising events, batch cooking, etc. Have any great ideas for us? Email us here too. email volunteer@wefeedlunenburg.org
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We encourage neighbours to share from their gardens, and encourage fighting food insecurity by growing their own food. Generosity! If you have excess produce, you can donate it to the Lunenburg Community Food Hub. Any opportunity to share and nourish one another is a step towards eliminating barriers to access what we need.
We have given presentations at the Seniors College Association of Nova Scotia. We presented at the Mahone Bay Community Center in their Connecting Series. There has been many moments where we integrate with other Schools, Non-Profits and Youth for collective learning. If you would like We Feed Lunenburg to speak about food insecurity, please reach out. We only want to raise awareness about this important issue.
We are at the Lunenburg Farmers' Market every second Thursday - either in the lobby of the community center or in the arena. Drop by and say hi. We love to chat. Follow us on our Facebook We Feed Lunenburg group to find out when we are at the market. We also have a 24/7 Free Pantry located beside The Community Hub at The Water Market: 237 Victoria Road, Lunenburg.
Collaborating with The Shore Group and Food Vibes, we have batch cooking sessions where volunteers come together and cook under the guidance of a chef. About 100 meals are prepared each time and frozen to be given out to those in need at the Lunenburg Community Food Pantry.
President
Karen studied Business Admin at MSVU and went on to obtain a CGA qualification. She returned to the South Shore after 30 years living and working in Europe - the last 10 of which were building and operating a small-holding in Italy.
Vice President
Jackie studied Holistic Nutrition and is currently working on her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. She is a compassionate soul who loves tending her veggie garden, spending time in nature, and connecting with her community. Jackie is deeply passionate about working collaboratively in community health and wellbeing.
Social Media & Client Representative
Forest is a heart-led human who takes action with compassion. They are a permaculture homesteader, an herbalist, a death doula, and is hands-on with all things green and earthy. They believe that the better world we all deserve starts within our communities.
Site Representative
Alicia is the co-owner of The Water Market in Lunenburg, which she operates with her partner, Lee, and their family. With an extensive background in the not-for-profit sector, she has served as a front-line support worker and program coordinator in the field of domestic violence. Alicia also served as the Senior Safety Coordinator for Lunenburg County. Today, she combines her passion for community service and business by "sponsoring space" for We Feed Lunenburg at The Water Market.
Treasurer
Kandace Forward was born and raised in Lunenburg, a community that remains at the heart of who she is. She currently serves as the Executive Director of the Lunenburg Board of Trade and Events & Marketing at the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. Known as a passionate community animator, Kandace is deeply committed to bringing people together through initiatives that support local businesses, celebrate heritage, and strengthen community connections. As Treasurer of We Feed Lunenburg, she is proud to support the organization’s mission of neighbours helping neighbours and ensuring the community continues to care for one another.
Hub Volunteer Experience Lead
Alex Pentland joined the board as our Hub Volunteer Experience Lead in April 2026. Alex is a seasoned advocate for food justice, bringing over 20 years of experience as a food security volunteer and food bank/pantry board member. Driven by a deep-seated belief that no one should ever go hungry, Alex is incredibly passionate about ensuring everyone in our community has reliable access to quality food and nutrition. Outside of their dedicated work at the Hub and pantry, Alex spent their former career as a corporate communications professional for major global brands, including Starbucks, Nike, and Old Navy. Unsurprisingly, Alex is a true food enthusiast who loves nothing more than talking about, growing, cooking, and eating great food!
Secretary
Paul is a lifelong Nova Scotian with a deep connection to the local community and its waters. Before diving into his active post-career life, he spent 35 years as an Engineer at Michelin Tire, where he brought his expertise to industrial engineering, quality and process management, inventory control, and IT systems. Today, Paul channels his energy into hands-on maritime and community pursuits. He works as a sea kayak guide and paddler, a carpenter's helper, a dorymate, and a charter boat crew member. Alongside his outdoor adventures, he proudly serves as an executive member of the Royal Canadian Legion. Guided by a mindset of resilience, Paul brings a unique mix of technical problem-solving and rugged local experience to the team. Favourite Quote: "What doesn't kill me, makes me stronger." — Friedrich Nietzsche
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