Strengthening Community through Food Security
The Bayfield Area Food Bank (BAFB) has proudly served Bayfield and the surrounding communities for over 20 years.

Help us fill our shelves. Here's what would be really helpful right now:
- Healthy children's snacks
- Juice boxes of all sizes
- Canned Vegetables and fruit
- Crackers
- Canned tuna, salmon, other meats
- Condiments (ketchup, mustard, relish, salad dressings, etc.)
All donations can be dropped off
at the Bayfield Public Library Foyer
or in the donation box at Bayfield Foodland or the donation box in front of the Food Bank
or call
519-525-8286
Back to School Bayfield
If your child needs a backpack for the upcoming school year, please register by August 18. Please see the poster to the right for registration details and contact numbers.

Bayfield Fair
Thank You Bayfield
Oh my - what a wonderful fair weekend it was.
To the Bayfield Agricultural Society, thank you for making us a recipient of the community’s generosity throughout the weekend — from the parade to the church service. Your kindness, presence, and support remind us how fortunate we are to be part of a community that shows up for one another with such heart.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, our shelves are filling up!
Thanks to everyone who donated food and cash to support our work at the Food Bank.
And an extra special thanks goes to the Tractor Pull Volunteer Firefighters' Team and the wonderful Texas Team - who came in first and second and then donated their winnings to the BAFB!
Our intrepid BAFB team did us proud.
Check out the Fair Pictures - a very fun time was had by all!
Right now, 1 in 4 people in Canada
don’t have access to the food they need to be at their best.
Hunger holds us back.
Food banks provide possibilities, opportunities,
and the chance for everyone to thrive.
When food banks have support,
communities are stronger.
Donate today
to help meet urgent needs
and build a future without hunger.
HungerCount 2025
Last year, 2.2 million food bank visits
were recorded in a single month,
double the monthly usage just six years ago.
This is Canada’s new normal.


