Since 2011, we've served hundreds of meals.
We work to provide affordable, healthy, and ethical food.
Fed Up - was developed through students feeding students via OPIRG.
We work to provide affordable, healthy, and ethical food.
Fed Up - was developed through students feeding students via OPIRG.
Affordable.
Because students are poor enough.Healthy and Delicious.
Because we deserve nothing less.Ethical and Sustainable.
Because we care about each other.Fed Up helps students live well.
We provide food for thought.Fudging Awesome.
What People Have to Say About the Project:
"$1.10 for an apple in the Guernsey Market, I'm Fed Up." - Matt, 3rd Year Sociology"No good vegan food on campus, I'm Fed Up." - Dan, 3rd Year Critical Animal Studies
"A carrot is just a good thing to eat, you know? Why aren't there carrots on campus? Where are all the carrots? I'm Fed Up." - Ginger, English
"A carrot is just a good thing to eat, you know? Why aren't there carrots on campus? Where are all the carrots? I'm Fed Up." - Inventor of the Ginger Mark, English
Students aren't eating well. Food is too expensive. Too unhealthy. Too corporate.
Some common problems for students
- 8am class. No time for breakfast, didn't pack a lunch, can't afford the food on campus.
- 5km to the closest grocery store (much further than other university campuses).
- Anxiety about climbing debt, makes students feel bad about buying food.
- $6 dollars in pocket, exams, you can eat a tiny bit from the Guernsey Market, or get 3 cups of coffee to keep you awake.
- Unhealthy weight loss and/or weight gain.
- Few vegetarian options.
Some uncommon and ridiculous problems the food system contributes to
- Students with scurvy.
- Malnutrition and vitamin deficiencies.
Food is a crucial social justice issue
Poverty makes us sick.
- Ever rising tuition + unreasonably priced food means more student debt.
Health.
- To save money our health is sacrificed.
- Too many junk food outlets means unhealthy students.
Exploitative Labour, Slavery, and Sweat Shops.
- Industries based on profit leads to evil profiteering
Millions of animals are caged for life, mutilated, and slaughtered.
- Innocent lives are forced to suffer so corporations can make a dollar
Healthy Food for Great People
Our food is for everyone.
- Healthy (Based on the Canadian Food Guide)
- Affordable (free, but you can donate if you want to)
- Delicious (student services has never tasted so good)
- Local, fair, and sustainable ingredients.
- No meat, milk, or eggs. No products taken from animals.
Some other food projects that we love.
Get Involved
How to help out with Fed Up -
- Email FedUp@AtBrock.org
- Help with food preperation (get food, cook, clean, etc)
- Volunteer and provide organizational support (promotion, fund raising, etc)
Donations of a Food, Kitchener Suppies, Money, and other stuff.
*No online system is set up yet. It's best to stop by our office of call OPIRG at 905-688-5550 ext. 4430This isn't a charity, we're just students feeding students, so if you're going to give, come eat with us.
Our collective goals.
Want to help the project?
- Phone. 905-688-5550 ext. 4430
204 Alumni Centre,(Beside the Brock Press)
Email: FedUp@AtBrock.org
Website: FedUp.AtBrock.org