The Dauphin Food Bank is in dire need of land to grow a crop for 2019.
Last year the organization raised approximately $24,000 thanks to the harvest of a soybean crop.
1/3 of proceeds went to the Food For Thought Program, which provided hot meals twice a week to Dauphin students.
This year the food bank has been unable to secure any land to repeat the success.
Last year's crop covered the rising cost of the Christmas hamper program and without that income, the program will struggle.
This past Christmas, 476 hampers were needed for Dauphin and area.
If you know of some land that could be leased for the cause, contact Robin Gambler at 638-5707
