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AG’s 10,000 Meals Pledge: Supporting Food Access in Nova Scotia

Happy woman smiles while receiving a healthy meal at a soup kitchen. A team of volunteers are serving the people in line. They are serving rolls, salad, potato salad and fruit.

AG Launches 10,000 Meals Pledge to Strengthen Community Nutrition

AG is pledging 10,000 wholesome meals across Nova Scotia through a direct, measurable commitment that prioritises real impact.

The AG 10,000 Meals Pledge is a 12-month initiative focused on supporting community food programs across the province. Whether it’s local food banks, school nutrition programs, or shelter kitchens, the pledge is built around funding meals where they’re most needed.

Already Past 1,000 Meals, And Counting

Launched from AG’s base in Kentville, the pledge crossed its first key milestone in record time. Over 1,000 meals have already been delivered.

This isn’t a branding play. It’s a practical, targeted effort designed to plug into the food security work that many nonprofits are already doing.

Who Will This Help?

Food insecurity doesn’t have a single face. The meals contributed through this pledge will benefit:

Local families experiencing cost-of-living pressures
Rural and remote communities with limited access to fresh, prepared food
School programs offering hot lunches and breakfast services
Community kitchens and shelters addressing hunger head-on

AG’s role is simple: step up, fund meals, and get out of the way.

What Happens Next?

As the pledge moves forward, AG will continue to publish updates on meal counts and the organisations involved. There’s no sign-up, no campaign timeline to follow, just a promise being carried out, one meal at a time.

For now, the focus is simple: turn good business into great community nutrition.

Patrick Whynot