Get Food
Monthly visits at Seva Food Bank provide fresh produce, pantry staples, and essential items to those in need, all at no cost to our clients. Our grocery store model empowers individuals with the dignity to choose food items of their preference.
What Can I Get?
When you visit, you’ll be able to choose from a variety of fresh produce, pantry staples, dairy, and proteins. Our shelves are stocked to reflect the diverse tastes and cultures of our community, so you can select the foods that best suit your family.
Fresh Produce
Apples, oranges, bananas, lettuce, onions, potatoes, and other seasonal fruits and vegetables
Staple Foods
Rice, milk, flour, canned goods, dry goods, and protein sources (plant-based or canned)
Culturally Appropriate Items
Items selected to reflect the needs of different communities (e.g. lentils, halal products and spices when available)
Toiletries & Baby Products
Diapers, feminine hygiene products, toothpaste, soap, and other essentials
Food Bank contents may vary each month depending on donations and inventory. Clients with appointments can choose from the full selection of groceries through our choice-based model. All other visitors (without an appointment) receive a pre-packed hamper of equivalent supply of groceries.
Who Qualifies & How to Register
You may qualify if you:
- Live in one of these Mississauga areas:
Malton: L4T, L4V, L5P, L5S, L5T,
Wolfedale: L5B, L5C - Are currently experiencing food insecurity.
- Have a valid Photo ID and Proof of Address.
Examples of valid Photo ID include: Ontario Driver’s License, Ontario Photo Card, Passport, Permanent Residency Cards, Refugee Documents.
Examples of valid Proof of Address include: Ontario Driver’s License, Ontario Photo Card, Ontario Residential Tenancy Agreement, government-issued mail dated within the last 30 days, physical bills (utility, phone, bank, etc.) dated within the last 30 days.
In-Person Registration Steps:
- Visit us in person and we will help you get registered.
- Bring your photo ID and proof of address (utility bill, lease, etc.).
- A volunteer or staff member will review your information.
How Often Can I Access Groceries?
You’re welcome to receive groceries once per month at no cost — we just ask that you complete a quick in-person registration first.
Our choice-based grocery model is available by appointment only. If you’re unable to book an appointment, you can visit as a walk-in and receive a pre-packed hamper of groceries. This visit will count as your monthly visit.
Book Your Appointment Today.
Call Wolfedale: (905) 361-7382 ext.1
Call Malton: (905) 361-7382 ext.2
Grocery Delivery
For eligible clients who cannot visit in person, Seva offers limited home delivery services.
Who qualifies for delivery?
- Seniors, people with disabilities, or those with medical or transportation barriers.
- Medical note or doctor referral required.
Live in one of these Mississauga areas:
Malton: L4T, L4V, L5P, L5S, L5T
Wolfedale: L5B, L5C
How to apply:
- Email or call us to discuss.
- A team member will confirm eligibility and schedule.
Food hampers are available at both of our Seva locations:
When & Where to Pick Up
We serve residents living in the following postal codes: L5B, L5C, L4V, L5S, L4T, L5T, L5P If you are outside our catchment area but still need assistance, please visit Food Banks Mississauga here and search for your postal code.
Wolfedale Location
- (905) 361-7382 ext.1
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Wednesdays: 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Thursdays: 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Fridays 10:00 am - 2:30 pm
Malton Location
- (905) 361-7382 ext.2
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Wednesdays: 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Thursdays: 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Fridays 10:00 am - 2:30 pm
Frequently Asked Questions About Getting Food
Have questions about getting help from Seva? Here are some quick answers to help you get started.
How often can I visit the Food Bank?
You may visit once per month
Pickup process
- You must book an appointment in advance
- Bring a piece of Photo ID
- Bring your own reusable bags
- Staff/volunteers will guide you through a grocery store-style model
How much food will I get?
Seva Food Bank provides a 7-10 days’ worth of food, once per month, to individuals and families who live in our Mississauga catchment area:
Malton – 2832 Slough St (L4V, L5S, L4T, L5T, L5P)
Wolfedale – Unit 10-3413 Wolfedale Rd (L5B, L5C)
What should I do if I am visiting the food bank for the first time or need an emergency food box?
You can walk in anytime between 3:00pm-7:30pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, or from 10:00am-2:30pm on Fridays. Our team will be available to assist you with intake and provide an emergency hamper consisting of 7-10 days worth of food.
What happens when I arrive?
On your first visit to the food bank, you will be asked to fill out an intake form, and share information about your situation including family members, income, and expenses. Identification and proof of address for all household members is required on your first visit. Documents should also be presented on a yearly basis.
What is the difference between the two locations?
There is no difference between the two locations. They provide the same programs and services and are even staffed by the same team of people.
What if I am outside of the service area?
On your first visit to one of our food bank locations, you should never be denied food; however if you live outside our catchment area, you will be given a referral to the food bank that serves you.
Do you share my information with anyone?
Personal information is always kept confidential, and is used to better understand our client’s circumstances, and to advocate on their behalf. Personal information is not shared with other organizations outside of Seva Food Bank’s network or with the government, including Ontario Works or Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
How long will It take?
On average 15 minutes per client.
What items will I receive at the Food Bank?
Culturally appropriate Food, Fresh Produce, Feminine Hygiene items, Baby Food, Diapers, Senior Diapers.
