Manitoba Chicken Producers Supports Winnipeg Harvest

Apr 27, 2020

Manitoba Chicken Producers announced its Caring for Communities partnership with Winnipeg Harvest.

The program is a long-term commitment to stabilize Winnipeg Harvest’s protein needs by providing a regular supply Manitoba farm family-raised chicken.

“With the amazing generosity and support of our farm families, Dunn-Rite, and Exceldor, we are proud to launch our Caring for Communities partnership with Winnipeg Harvest,” said Jake Wiebe, Chair of Manitoba Chicken Producers. “Through this program, we will be helping to feed hungry neighbours in communities across Manitoba.”

Starting in July of 2020, Manitoba Chicken Producers farm families will be contributing 1,000 chickens a week, and Dunn-Rite Foods and Exceldor Cooperative will process them for distribution by Winnipeg Harvest.

“At Harvest, donations of meat and poultry are scarce and expensive to buy,” said CEO of Winnipeg Harvest, Keren Taylor-Hughes. “This partnership will help to ensure we can provide a lean and nutritious protein source to our clients, helping to further nourish our communities.”

In addition, due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, the partners in the Caring for Communities initiative will be stepping up to provide immediate relief to vulnerable Manitoba families with the supply of 3,000 chickens.

“I want to thank Manitoba Chicken Producers, Dunn-Rite Foods, and Exceldor Cooperative for their incredible generosity and leadership during these difficult times,” said Blaine Pedersen, Minister of Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development. “Stepping up to provide Winnipeg Harvest with high quality protein will help ensure Winnipeg Harvest can continue to feed hungry Manitobans and their families during this uncertain time.”

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