Privacy Policy
Harvest Manitoba respects the privacy of our clients, partners, staff, volunteers and donors and we are committed to keeping your personal information accurate, confidential, secure and private. Harvest Manitoba does not sell, rent, or trade its lists of private information. For more information, read our full policy.
Harvest Manitoba’s Complaints Policy & Procedures
This policy (PDF linked) outlines the approach used by Harvest Manitoba to address complaints received from stakeholders about our activities, programs, services, staff or volunteers. Stakeholders may include donors, clients, volunteers, customers, suppliers, and other parties that have dealings with Harvest Manitoba.
Food Banks Canada Customer Experience Hotline
Food Banks Canada and its network is committed to providing excellent service. FBC recognizes that from time to time there may be inquiries, concerns or complaints and we believe that those that want to share their experiences or feedback have the right to tell us. For more information, click here.
Disclosure: Payments for Products or Services
Harvest Manitoba is extremely fortunate to have respected community members who are committed to our cause, and who donate their time, expertise, and skills to support Harvest and serve on our Board of Directors. Complying with our Board by-laws and best practice, Board members receive no remuneration. The attached document includes a list of payments for products or services to companies in which a Harvest Manitoba board member is an owner, partner or senior manager from January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023. Harvest Manitoba is committed to transparency surrounding its costs. This list provides the name of the establishment, type of expenses incurred, the purpose, or the relationship with volunteer members of the Board of Directors from January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023.