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Thursday, April 16 | 8am – 6pm

With Proud Partner
Northern Strands Group of Companies

Presented at
Saskatoon Co-op Food Store on 8th
(The Centre Mall, 3310 8th Street East) 

Thanks to Saskatoon Transit,

we’re filling the shelves at the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre

— feeding our community and working toward a hunger-free future.

HELP STUFF THE BUS
Here’s How to Get Involved

1. Start your collection early

Register online: www.saskatoonfoodbank.org/stuff-the-bus

Registration Opens: March 9 | Registration Closes: April 10 at noon

Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre will deliver your food barrel
to get you started.

Our partners at Saskatoon Paramedic Association will arrange a pick-up time on April 16,
and load your donation onto the bus.

With PRIZES for top fundraisers!!

Food barrel registration is closed.

If you were unable to register for a collection bin,
non-perishable food donations can still be brought
to Saskatoon Co-op Food Store on 8th on April 16 between 6am and 6pm.

2. Drop off non-perishable food items

Thursday, April 16 | 8am – 6pm

at Saskatoon Co-op Food Store on 8th
(The Centre Mall, 3310 8th Street East) 

Every bag of food donated earns one entry to win Rock 102 Summer Stage Pass
– Outskirts Music Festival, Sask Jazz Fest, Summer Soundwave and more.  

Pre-made Hunger Bags are available for purchase to donate
at ANY Saskatoon Co-op Food Store location.

3. Make a cash donation

Donate Online: www.saskatoonfoodbank.org/stuff-the-bus

Cheques payable to: Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre
Memo Line: Rock 102 Stuff the Bus
Mailing Address: 202 Avenue C South, Saskatoon, SK S7M 1N2

Cash donations are appreciated and will be used to purchase the essential items needed
by the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre to support their programs.

4. Support local Stuff the Bus fundraisers

Discover how local businesses are stepping up and hosting fundraising initiatives
in support of Rock 102 Stuff the Bus.

HOW YOUR DONATION HELPS

Donations from Rock 102 Stuff the Bus go directly to the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre
and make an immediate difference in the lives of those who rely on emergency food support.

Every month, Saskatoon Food Bank supports an average of
23,000 individuals in our community — 41% of them children.

In 2025, the organization distributed 1,390,590 kgs of food and served 95,442 households across Saskatoon.

Every donation, large or small, plays a meaningful role in supporting individuals and families
who rely on this essential service.

The idea for Stuff the Bus came from Saskatoon Transit operator, Eroca Pellerin, in 2005.
Over the past 21 years, the campaign has collected more than 553,000 pounds of food and raised over $685,000
for the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre.

Rock 102 Stuff the Bus would not be possible without the incredible support of our partners:

Feature: https://northernstrandsgroup.com/
Feature: https://www.saskatoonco-op.crs/sites/saskatoon/
Feature: https://transit.saskatoon.ca/
Feature: https://saskatoonparamedics.ca/
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Contact

Heather Bonynge
Director of Promotions
Rawlco Radio Ltd. Saskatoon
hbonynge@rawlco.com
306-477-9265

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LOCAL GENEROSITY FILLS 2 BUS LOADS WITH FOOD
FOR SASKATOON COMMUNITY

Saskatoon, SK – This year’s Rock 102 Stuff the Bus brought in a staggering two bus loads with 16,111 pounds of food and raised a record $148,652 for Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre (SFBLC).

With the success of this year’s Stuff the Bus, Laurie O’Connor, Executive Director of SFBLC, expressed her gratitude, saying: “We are incredibly grateful to each and every community member who contributed to Stuff the Bus. Your support ensures that families in Saskatoon have access to the nutritious food they need, especially during challenging times.”

Stuff the Bus, a cornerstone event that started in 2005, has once again shown the power of unity and compassion in action. Today’s food donations will go directly towards stocking SFBLC’s shelves, ensuring that no family goes without a meal when they need it most. Moreover, these contributions will allow SFBLC to further their mission of ensuring a food-secure community where all individuals have access to nutritious meals.

Laurie O’Connor further added, “The impact of Stuff the Bus goes beyond the numbers. It represents the spirit of Saskatoon—of neighbours feeding neighbours, of coming together in times of need, and of creating a stronger, more connected community.”

Thanks to the incredible partnerships and everyone in the community who got involved and donated generously, this year’s Stuff the Bus campaign will help make a difference to the 23,000 individuals who access SFBLC’s services each month; 41% of those are children.

About Stuff the Bus
Stuff the Bus was born out of the dedication and compassion of Saskatoon Transit operator, Eroca Pellerin, in 2005. Her vision to fill a city bus with groceries for donation to the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre has grown into an annual tradition of community support and generosity. Since its inception, Rock 102 Stuff the Bus has donated over 553,111 pounds of food and raised over $685,682 for SFBLC.

About the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre
The Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre is dedicated to creating a food-secure community where everyone has access to safe, affordable, and nutritious food.

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