
ABOUT US
The Community Development Council of Quinte is a non-profit, charitable organization, and our work encompasses all of Hastings & Prince Edward County. The goal of our food security programs is that everyone would have access to an adequate supply of safe, affordable and nutritious food without social or economic barriers.
Mandate: To conduct social planning and community development within the context of social justice.
Mission: To promote food security for all members within Hastings & Prince Edward Counties through community development, service provision and social planning.
Vision: A community in which all members have consistent access to safe, affordable and nutritious food.
CDC-Quinte was honored to be the recipient of the 2023 Quinte Business Achievement Award Winner for the Not-for-Profit of the Year!
Meet the Staff
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Lea Vares Greenwood
Executive Director
executivedirector@cdcquinte.com
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Rachelle Baldock
Communications Director
communications@cdcquinte.com
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Bev Heuving
Good Baby Box Coordinator
If interested in volunteering please contact Bev
gbb@cdcquinte.com
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Jim Mallabar
Good Food Box Coordinator
gfb@cdcquinte.com
Meet the Board of Directors
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Tahra Treverton
Board Chair
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Laura Mounsteven
Vice-Chair
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Ryan Mallon
Board Secretary
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Graham Copestake
Board Treasurer
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Lynda Stewart
Director
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Alayna Ward
Director
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Paula Buskard
Director
Learn More About CDC-Quinte & the Rising Food Insecurity Crisis
Food insecurity is a growing crisis affecting families in our community, and at CDC-Quinte, we are working tirelessly to provide support through our food programs, including access to fresh produce and infant formula.
To better understand the urgent need and the impact of organizations like ours, we invite you to read past articles and watch this powerful documentary, both highlighting the growing crisis of food insecurity and why our work is more critical than ever.
🎥 Watch here: https://vimeo.com/1020834252
📖 Read here: Articles
Together, we can create change and ensure no family goes without the nutrition they need. Thank you for supporting our mission.
CDC-Quinte is proud to be a member of Community Food Centres Canada, aligning with a national network dedicated to addressing food insecurity and promoting social change. Through our partnership, we work to create a more inclusive community where everyone has access to nutritious food and the resources to lead healthier lives. Our involvement strengthens our commitment to building resilience, fostering community connections, and empowering individuals to take action on food justice. Being part of this network is a testament to our shared vision of dignity, equality, and long-term solutions to hunger.