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New Brunswick Association Glenn Rioux 11-6-2016.Cdr Association des Banques Alimentaires du Nouveau Brunswick New Brunswick Association of Food Banks • Dalhousie Campbellton • • Eel River Jacquet River • Caraquet • • Lamèque D • St-Jean-Baptiste • Petit Rocher D • Beresford • Kedgwick • Notre Dame • Bathurst des Érables • Edmundston • St. Quentin • Tracadie-Sheila 1 Allardville • • Plaster Rock Nequac • I I •Perth-Andover Grand Falls • 2 Miramichi • Blackville • • Doaktown • Rogersville R Richibucto • R • Bouctouche • Stanley • Woodstock • Chipman • Shediac 3 Minto • • Fredericton Port Elgin • E Moncton5 9 • • Memramcook Oromocto • Riverview • • Sackville E Jemseg • Petitcodiac • Dorchester • Upper Tracy • • Sussex • McAdam Hampton • • Alma • Quispamsis C C • Grand Bay Westfield 4 • Saint John 4 St. Stephen • • St. George T T • Grand Manan www.foodbanksnb.com www.banquesalimentairesnb.com O O DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 5 Campbellton Allardville Chipman Grand- Bay W esteld Bouctouche - Dalhousie Bathurst Doaktown Grand Manan Dorchester I - Jacquet River Beresford Fredericton(3) Hampton Memramcook - Kedgwick Caraquet Jemseg Quispamsis Moncton (5) R - St- Jean-Baptiste L amèque McAdam Saint John (4) Petitcodiac Perth-Andover Miramichi Minto St. George Port-Elgin R Edmundston(2) Petit Rocher Oromocto St. Stephen Richibucto Grand F alls Tabusintac Stanley Deer Island Riverside-Albert St. Quentin Tracadie-Sheila Woodstock L akewood Head Star t River view Y Plaster Rock Blackville Upper Tracy Rogersville E Food Bank Canada Sackville Banque Alimentair e Canada Salisbury 2 Shédiac 2 Reps: Sarah Nor man, Elizabeth Thurber Sussex 0 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 0 1 OFFICERS DISTRICT REPS 1 George P iers no.1 no.2 no.3 no.4 no.5 6 PRESIDENT 6 - Vacant Albertine L eblanc V acant Sarah Nor man L aurie Steward - Elizabeth Thurber Micheal Mor tlock Claudette Chiasson Greg Doucet Har ry Cross Ben MacMicheal 2 VICE- PRESIDENT Glenn Rioux Roger St-Pierre Elizabeth C. Thurber Ralph W ood Lois King 2 Sussan Eddy 0 Mary Wheeler Har ry Cross(P ast President) 0 1 SECRET AR Y 1 Roger St-Pierre FOOD COORDINA TOR NB SHARING COORDINA TOR 77 TREASURER Maxwell Oates Glenn Rioux 7 DIRECTOIRE / DIRECTORY 2016-2017 DISTRICT no.1 DISTRICT no.2 Restigouche County Volunteer Action Association inc. Comité D’entraide d’Allardville P.O. Box 1007 1-4580 route 134 13, Aberdeen Street tel.: 506.753.2252 Allardville, N.-B. tel.: 506.725-5773 Campbellton, N.-B. fax: 506.753.6403 E8L 1E4 fax: 506.725.5778 email: [email protected] E3N 3H4 Joséphine Chiasson email: [email protected] Rachelle Ouellette www: none Dalhousie Food Bank Bathurst Volunteer Centre Inc. P.O. Box 2304 464, King Avenue tel.: 506.549.5955 368 Grey Street Bathurst, N.-B. fax: 506.549.5866 Dalhousie, N.-B. email:[email protected] E0K 1B0 Tel.: 506.684.5829 E2A 1P6 Bernica Bertin Michel Godin Jacquet River Food Bank Cuisine Populaire de Beresford P.O. Box 164 841, St-Pierre tel.: 506.542.9117 Jacquet River, N.-B. Beresford, N.-B. fax: E0B 1T0 Tel.: 506.237.5544 E8K 1S3 email: [email protected] Judy Carrier Rénald Cloutier www: none Kedgwick Food Bank 84-c, Notre-Dame Street Ami Soleil Kedgwick, N.-B. 832, boul. des Acadiens E8B 1H6 tel.: 506.284.2970 Suite 100 tel.: 506.727.6778 fax: 506.727.1862 Nicole Desjardins Bertrand, N.-B. E1W 1H3 email: [email protected] www.cbpa.ca/ St-Jean-Baptiste Food Bank René Pinet www: General Delivery St-Jean-Baptiste, N.-B. E0K 1H0 tel.: 506.284.2874 Secours Amitié inc. Claudette Gaudet 83 rue Pêcheur Nord tel.: 506.344.5791 Lamèque, N.-B. fax: 506.344.8858 Banque Alimentaire “J’ai faim” [email protected] 188, rue Canada E8T 1K5 email: St. Quentin, N.-B. Brigitte Gauvin tel: 506.344.5757 E8A 1G9 tel.: 506.235.2276 Cécile Durette Fax: 506.235.0102 Miramichi Community Food Bank inc. tel.: 506.622.1838 email: [email protected] 163, Henry Street Miramichi, N.-B. fax: 506.627.1485 Atelier R.A.D.O. inc. E1V 2N6 [email protected] P.O. Box 432 email: June Somers www: none 325, rue St-François tel.: 506.73 5.6313 Edmundston, N.-B. fax: 506.735.5803 Banque Alimentaire Coup D’Pouce ltd. email: [email protected] E3V 3L1 609, Principal Street tel.: 506.783.3172 Stephane Bourgoin www: http://www.atelierrado.org Unit # 1 fax: 506.430.3172 Petit-Rocher, N.-B. 506.273.6018 Good Samaritan Food Bank tel.: E8J 1H3 email:[email protected] 1345 Aroostook Rd fax: 506.273.2813 Mireille Frenette www: none Perth-Andover, N.-B. email: [email protected] E7H 1A7 Centre Familial Unique Family Center Inc. tel:: 506.273.6797 tel.: 506.779.1900 Linda Fairley www: www.perth-andoverfoodbank.com 1279, rue Principale Néguac, N.-B. fax: 506.779.1900 Grand Falls Regional Food Bank inc. E9G 1T4 email: [email protected] 363 Portage Road tel.: 506.473-2001 Gisèle Breau www: none Grand Falls, N.-B. fax: 506.473.6883 E3Z 1M2 email: [email protected] Au Rayon d’Espoir inc. Glenn Rioux www: none 613 ch Rivière de la Truite tel.: 506.395.6537 Keeper of the Light FoodBank C.P. 3212, Succ. Bureau Chef fax: 506.395.6537 205 Main St. tel.: 506.356-2967 Tracadie-Sheila, N.-B. email:[email protected] Plaster Rock, N.-B. fax: E1X 1G5 www: none E7G 2G8 email: [email protected] Roger St-Pierre Ruth Todd Greater Blackville Resource Center Thrift Store Edmundston Banque Alimentaire 12073 Rte 8 tel.: 506.843.9024 15 Avenue Thibodeau tel.: 506.735.7041 Upper Blackville, N.-B. cell: 506.251.9411 Edmundston, N.-B. fax: E9B 1Z8 email:[email protected] email: [email protected] E3V 4Z2 Rev. Albertine Le Blanc www: blackvilleresource.com Jeannelle Grondin www: none DIRECTOIRE / DIRECTORY 2016-2017 DISTRICT no.3 Village of Hope 1100 Black Tracy RD tel.: 506.368.2600 Chipman Community Care inc. tel.: 506.339.5565 Upper Tracy, N.-B. fax: 93 Bridge St. fax: 506.339.6823 E5L 1H7 email: [email protected] Chipman, N.-B. www. www.villageofhopenb.ca E4A 3N4 email: [email protected] Marie Rossignol Sherri Chase email: [email protected] Salvation Army (Food Bank) tel.: 506.453.1706 fax: 531 St Mary’s Street. 506.462.9085 Central N.B. Self Help Group inc. email: [email protected] tel.: 506.365.4374 Fredericton, N.-B. 7 A, Miramichi Street www: Doaktown, N.-B. fax: 506.365.4312 E3A 8H4 E9C 1C9 email: [email protected] Janet Thomas Bonnie Veno www: none Greener Village Community Food Center 686, Riverside Dr tel.: 506.459.7461 Fredericton, N.-B. fax: 506.450.9076 E3A 8C2 email: [email protected] Elizabeth Thurber www: www.frederictonfoodbank.com DISTRICT no.4 Fredericton Community Kitchen Deer Island Safety Net 65, Brunswick Street tel.: 506.457.1788 30, Richardson Rd. tel.: 506.747.2053 Fredericton, N.-B. fax: 506.453.9680 Richardson, N.-B. fax: 506.747.2053 E3B 1G5 email: [email protected] E5V 1S5 email:[email protected] Therese M. Murray www: www.frederictoncommunitykitchen.ca Joyce Stuart www: none Action Ministries of Grand Manan Food Bank Good Samaritan Food Bank 70 Red Road tel.: 506.662.3323 tel.: 506.488.2593 84 Washadenoak Lane Grand Manan, N.-B. fax: fax: 506.488.9816 Cambridge Narrows, N.-B. E5G 4J2 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] E4C 4G9 Tammy Brown-Laurie Steward June Straight www: none www: none Hampton Food Basket and Clothing Center Inc. Lakeland Resource Centre 39 Tilley Street, Unit 2 tel.: 506.943.0158 2270, Route 4, Unit #1 tel.: 506.784.2251 Hampton, N.-B. email:[email protected] St. Croix, NB fax: 506.784.2265 E5N 5B4 email: [email protected] fax: 506.832.7901 E6J 1H2 Catherine Peacock www: Crissy Thurber www: none Kennebacasis Valley Food Basket Community Resource Centre inc. tel.: 506.327.6198 346, Hampton Road tel.: 506.847.5854 19, Union Street Quispamsis, N.-B. fax: none Minto, N.-B. fax: 506.327.8882 E2S 4S9 email: [email protected] E4B 2N3 email: [email protected] Art Cipryk Brenda Belliveau Phone: 506.489.8500 Oromocto Food Bank Lakewood Head Start Association inc. 101 D’Amours St. tel.: 506.357.3461 P.O. Box 634 tel.: 506.696.6164 Oromocto, N.-B. fax: 506.357.3488 Saint John, N.-B. fax: none E2W 0GS email: [email protected] E2L 4A5 home: 506.833.4622 Jane Buckley www: none Nancy Hayes email: [email protected] Just Friends Food Bank 1284 Unit B Rte 107 tel.: 506.367.2163 Cross Creek, N.-B. fax: 506.367.7687 E6B 1V6 email: [email protected] Sandra MacBean www: none Volunteer Family Services inc. 844, Main Street, Unit 9 tel.: 506.328.4938 Woodstock, N.-B. fax: 506.328.1093 E7M 2G1 Sandra Olmstead email: [email protected] www: none DIRECTOIRE / DIRECTORY 2016-20172016-2017 Saint John East Food Bank Second Mile Food Bank 105 Wilton Street tel.: 506.633.8298 P.O. Box 1411 Saint John, N.-B. fax: 243 Lewisville Road tel.: 506.857.9121 Moncton, N.-B. fax: 506.857.9121 E2J 1H6 email:[email protected] Marian Goguen E1C 8T6 email: [email protected] Gordan James www: none Maison Nazareth inc. Saint John North Food Association 14, Clark Street tel.: 506.858.5702 P.O.Box 22008, tel.: 506.634.7403 Moncton, N.-B. fax: 506.859.7819 Saint John, N.-B. fax: 506.214.5302 E1C 2V7 email:[email protected] [email protected] E2K 4T7 email: Deo Cuma www: none Hazel Clarke tel.: 506.721.5912 Karing Kitchen inc.
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