1. Breakfast Clubs of Canada
First Nations, Métis and Inuit
program

2. Our Mission
Breakfast Clubs of Canada’s
dream is that all children have an
equal chance to start their day
with a nutritious breakfast in
an environment that
promotes self-esteem.

3. Values, the core of our mission
Our action is based on values we
constantly promote through our
support and trainings:
• Inclusion
• Friendliness
• Integrity
• Respect
• Mutual aid

4. More concretely…
• Funding to cover food
purchases
• Food donations
• Kitchen equipment
• Food distribution logistic
support

5. More concretely…
• Funding to cover food
purchases
• Food donations
• Kitchen equipment
• Food distribution logistic
support

6. Capacity building
• 6 level training program
- Sustainable Foundation
- Nutrition
- Self-Esteem
- Youth Engagement
- Volunteerism
- Community Building
• Dream & Heroes project
• Leadership camps

7. Our Criteria
• A universal school program that
fosters self-esteem in a welcoming
environment
• Promotion of complete, nutritious
meals every school day
• Made possible by volunteers and
school breakfast program committees
• Program data and financial reporting
submitted on a monthly basis
www.breakfastclubscanada.org

8. Our ever growing commitment towards
First Nations, Métis and Inuit since 2008…
1 513 000 breakfasts per year
9 206 students per day
70 on reserve programs

9. BCC Breakfast programs in First Nations,
Métis and Inuit communities
Total FNMI breakfast clubs: 70
Total FNMI children enrolled : 9,206
Total breakfast served in FNMI communities: 1,513,817

10. We couldn’t do it without them!
• Walmart
• Costco
• Air Canada
• Astral Media
• Minute Maid
• Danone
• Saputo
• Kelloggs
• Metro
• 11 000 Volunteers
“It takes a village to raise a child”

11. Impact
“I like eggs, cheerios,
carrots – these are good
foods and it’s not sugar. It
makes me feel healthy.”
Whitefish bay student

12. Thank you!