Collette team volunteer at Eden Food for Change

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The Collette Mississauga team.

Employees at Collette’s Mississauga office spent half a day volunteering at Eden Food for Change this week.

The hard work involved packaging up some 400 portions of food for the coming holiday season.

The group took a tour of the food bank and warehouse and learned about hunger in western Mississauga.

Professional chef Peter Costello was on hand to show them how to prepare, portion and package healthy meals for distribution over the festive season.

Keep up the good work guys!

 

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