In 2024, DoorDash Canada has provided more than $100,000 to Canadian Non-profit Organizations in the form of Community Credits. DoorDash’s Community Credits program helps non-profit organizations with gift cards to help more Canadians access meals, groceries, and essential items during challenging times. The credits help support helpless individuals and families in their time of need.
During the 2024 holiday season alone, DoorDash is donating $25,000 in community credits to non-profit organizations across Canada, including Burnaby Neighbourhood House in British Columbia, Seva Food Bank in Ontario, Crossroads for Women in New Brunswick, and the Winnipeg Christmas Cheer Board and Bruce Oake Recovery Centre in Manitoba. These contributions are part of over $100,000 in donations supporting 21 Canadian non-profits in 2024, aimed at addressing food insecurity nationwide. The following organizations have received DoorDash Community Credits this year:
- Disability Alliance of British Columbia (Victoria, BC)
- KidSafe Vancouver (Vancouver, BC)
- Loaves and Fishes (Nanaimo, BC)
- Women’s Multicultural Resource Centre of Durham (Pickering, ON)
- The 519 (Toronto, ON)
- Seva Food Bank (Mississauga, ON)
- Bruce Oake Recovery Centre (Winnipeg, MB)
- Harvest Manitoba (Winnipeg, MB)
- Winnipeg Christmas Cheer Board (Winnipeg, MB)
- Cross Roads for Women (Moncton, NB)
DoorDash is committed to giving back through its Community Credits program and making a meaningful impact in Canadian communities, and they continue to accept new applications for organizations interested in joining their efforts. If you are part of an organization that is working to create positive change, the applications for DoorDash Community Credits are available online by clicking here.
