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"Join us for the 6th Annual Hunger No More – Sunday, September 13, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM | 56 Duke Street West, Kitchener

Join us for the 6th annual Hunger No More, a joyful and inclusive community event that brings together local flavours, generous hearts, and a shared mission to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious, delicious meals.

Hosted by Tiny Home Takeout, this highly anticipated afternoon is a celebration of food with purpose. More than 20 local chefs and restaurants from across the region will be on site, offering up free samples of their signature dishes — from gourmet bites to comfort food classics. Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a good meal in good company, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

In addition to the incredible food, guests can look forward to live music, a family-friendly zone with activities for kids, a silent auction featuring unique items and experiences, and an artisan market showcasing local makers and creatives. It’s a full afternoon of community connection, creativity, and generosity — right in the heart of downtown Kitchener.

This is a donate-what-you-can event, with no tickets, no registration, and no barriers. Everyone is welcome, and every dollar raised goes directly toward supporting Tiny Home Takeout’s mission: to provide dignified meals to anyone who needs one, no matter their circumstances.

Whether you drop by for a bite, stay to enjoy the music, or contribute to our silent auction, your presence helps us move closer to a community where no one is left out, and no one goes hungry.

So come hungry — for food, for connection, for change — and help make Hunger No More 2026 our most impactful event yet.

Because when we share a table, we share hope."

"The latest data has consistently pointed toward the corridor from Goderich through Kitchener as one of the most concerning areas for the potential of a strong tornado if a supercell can develop in the right place at the right time."

"Some models develop the complex as early as 2 to 3 PM, with storms quickly sweeping through Southwestern Ontario before reaching the Greater Toronto Area and Golden Horseshoe around the dinner hour.

Other models delay the main complex until approximately 4 to 6 PM."

I was cleaning my range hook and the over spray got all over my pans. It's left a sticky residue that wont come off. I've tried hot soapy water, green scrubbers, dry salt, and boiling water in them but there is still a residue in there and faint scent. The can says it should not be used on food surfaces although it isn't poisonous and contains food grade oil. Should I just strip and re season?