A few days ago, I made a post about food insecurity in Canada on reddit and how so many of us — especially disabled, single, or housebound folks — are being completely overlooked when it comes to food support.

Since then, this movement has grown fast, and I was just interviewed by a radio journalist. The story is happening — but they don’t just want to hear from me.

They want to hear from YOU.

💬 Have you ever been denied food help because you didn’t have kids?
💬 Been too sick, anxious, or physically unable to access food banks?
💬 Had to choose between meds, bills, and groceries?
💬 Or felt forgotten by the systems that were supposed to help?

Then your story matters. It could be the one that finally wakes the country up.

📝 You can share your story anonymously here:
👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXg0K7THQ9u4T6ENhttdOCxUmxvI-IAA5-VC5la74FaF23LQ/viewform?usp=header

Even if you’re not on disability — if you’ve experienced food insecurity in Canada, your voice is needed.

Please share this with friends, family, neighbors — especially those not online.
We need to come together like the great nation people think we are.
Because right now? We’re failing our most vulnerable.

Let’s make noise.
Let’s make change.
Let’s make sure no one goes hungry in silence again.

❤️ Beans
Founder, Food is a Right Canada