Canada‘Part of Something Bigger:’ Kids Help at Community Garden, Raise Money for Food BankSavePrintVolunteers help plant a community garden for the city's food bank, at St. David's Anglican Church in Edmonton on May 27, 2023. The Canadian Press/Jason FransonThe Canadian Press6/12/2023|Updated: 6/12/20230:00X 1Reid Garrin says he has fun gardening at his local church because he gets to dig in the dirt, but the 12-year-old also knows the work is important.“I’m gardening for the food bank this year,” says Reid, plowing dirt with a trowel. “I think it’s a good idea so people without food can eat.”We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentThe Canadian PressAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesSenate Curbs Spending on Language Training, Spousal TravelOct 03, 2025Marineland Asks Ottawa for Emergency Cash to Feed Whales—or Euthanasia ImminentOct 03, 2025Expect Retaliation After Starbucks Shooting of Organized Crime Figure, Expert SaysOct 03, 2025Negotiations at an Impasse as Second Phase of Transit Strikes in Montreal Nears EndOct 03, 2025Related Topicsgroceryfood bankfresh produce