REGINA – A generous corporate donation to a local program will help teach kids about the importance nutrition and teach them to prepare healthy meals for themselves.
Potash Corp donated $50,000 Tuesday to the Regina Education and Action on Child Hunger (REACH), a local non-profit which has been offering lunch programs for twenty-five years.
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The money will go towards the charity’s summer lunch program for vulnerable youths.
“What are you going to do with healthy food if you don’t know how to cook,” said Dana Folkersen, the REACH Executive Director. “We teach kids as young as preschoolers, all the way up how to cook so that they’re able to take all that healthy fresh food and make meals with it.”
For more information you can go to their website www.reachinregina.ca
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