2026 Make Happy Tummies campaign proudly supported by Global News
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- https://makehappytummies.ca/ - View Map
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Global News is once again a proud partner of the Make Happy Tummies campaign, supporting a nationwide effort to help ensure children across Canada start their school day nourished, focused, and ready to learn. Led by the Grocery Foundation, Make Happy Tummies is one of Canada’s largest community-driven fundraising initiatives dedicated to supporting local school breakfast and student nutrition programs.
From January 22 to April 23, the Make Happy Tummies campaign will come to life online and in grocery stores across the country. You can donate online at any time or by visiting the participating grocery stores to donate at checkout during designated campaign windows, knowing that 100% of funds raised stay local, directly supporting nutrition programs in your community.
Through our partnership, Global News helps amplify the campaign’s impact by raising awareness and highlighting the importance of child nutrition. Be sure to visit the Global News web site throughout the campaign to see the stories from communities across Canada and learn how your support can make a difference.
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This year’s campaign is made possible through the collective support of grocery partners from coast to coast, including Save-On-Foods, Sobeys, Safeway, Thrifty Foods, Metro Foods, Food Basics, Super C, IGA, FreshCo, Chalo!, FreshCo, Foodland, Longo’s, Nesters Market, Calgary Co-op, Farm Boy, Freson Bros., Buy-Low Foods, Independent Grocer, Community Natural Foods, and Adonis, along with many valued independent grocers. Together, these partners help turn everyday grocery visits into meaningful community support.
The Make Happy Tummies campaign is about more than food. Research shows that children who have access to nutritious meals are better able to concentrate, participate, and succeed in the classroom. By supporting Make Happy Tummies in 2026, Canadians are helping fuel healthier mornings, stronger school communities, and brighter futures for students across the country.