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The Food First Program greatly appreciates donations and support from staff, alumni, community members, and local businesses. If you are interested in contributing to this initiative, click DONATE NOW below.
Donors to Brock can choose to have their donations support the Food First Program.
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact foodfirst@brocku.ca to discuss opportunities.
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