Massive Potato Distribution Takes Place in Terrace
Second Harvest’s surplus crop will supply social services, non-profits and residents across northwestern B.C., with no income test for individual pickups.
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Massive potato distribution takes place in Terrace - Fort St. James Caledonia Courier
A Terrace-based non-profit food distribution society welcomed exactly 50,027 pounds of donated potatoes on July 16, 2026 for distribution locally and throughout the Northwest. They were provided to the Skeena-Kalum Community School Society by Second Harvest, a national charity that collects foods either donated or considered surplus for shipment across the country. In this case, the potatoes were donated by a Saskatchewan farm. “We’re actually a…
Massive potato distribution takes place in Terrace - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
A Terrace-based non-profit food distribution society welcomed exactly 50,027 pounds of donated potatoes on July 16, 2026 for distribution locally and throughout the Northwest. They were provided to the Skeena-Kalum Community School Society by Second Harvest, a national charity that collects foods either donated or considered surplus for shipment across the country. In this case, the potatoes were donated by a Saskatchewan farm. “We’re actually a…
Massive potato distribution takes place in Terrace - Northern Sentinel
A Terrace-based non-profit food distribution society welcomed exactly 50,027 pounds of donated potatoes on July 16, 2026 for distribution locally and throughout the Northwest. They were provided to the Skeena-Kalum Community School Society by Second Harvest, a national charity that collects foods either donated or considered surplus for shipment across the country. In this case, the potatoes were donated by a Saskatchewan farm. “We’re actually a…
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Massive potato distribution takes place in Terrace
A Terrace-based non-profit food distribution society welcomed exactly 50,027 pounds of donated potatoes on July 16, 2026 for distribution locally and throughout the Northwest. They were provided to the Skeena-Kalum Community School Society by Second Harvest, a national charity that collects foods either donated or considered surplus for shipment across the country. In this case, the potatoes were donated by a Saskatchewan farm. “We’re actually a…
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