Regina Food For Learning

Regina Food For Learning Regina Food for Learning is a non-profit dedicated to feeding hungry at risk youth in Regina schools.

Regina Food for Learning supports students by providing healthy snacks and meals to schools that have requested nutritional support for at-risk children and youth attending their schools. Hunger affects learning and creates barriers for kids at school. Our program aims to help remove some of those barriers, to develop a sense of community, and support children to be engaged in school and in their lives. For over 30 years, Regina Food for Learning has supported thousands of students in Regina to attend school with a positive outlook.

10/07/2026

Had such a wonderful time celebrating with these two lovely ladies at our New Location Open House on Friday. Karie Walsh, our Board President, and Christina Fiorante‑Lang of Fiorante Homes and Commercial Ltd.. — one of the angels who helped make our dream come true. Thank you both for your unwavering care and support.

10/05/2026

CALLING ALL LITTLE MONSTERS AND THEIR FAMILIES!

Join the Al Ritchie Community Association for Monster Bash 2026 — an afternoon of Halloween fun for all ages with FREE entry!

October 24, 2026
1–3 p.m.
Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centre
445 14th Avenue, Regina

Come for the treats and stay for the fun!
- FREE candy and costumes, while supplies last
- Photobooth
- Face painting
- Inflatable bounce house
- A magic show starting at 2 p.m.!

Wear your favourite costume, or come just as you are — everyone is welcome! Bring the family, invite a neighbour and help us make some Halloween memories.

Want to help spread the magic? We’re collecting clean, gently used costumes and unopened packages of individually wrapped candy for the approximately 400 people we expect to welcome. Message us to arrange a donation!

Share this post and tag someone who should join you!

Neighbours by chance, community by choice.

Many thanks to the Regina community for all of the support.  It has been humbling and inspiring.
10/02/2026

Many thanks to the Regina community for all of the support. It has been humbling and inspiring.

Congratulations Lin Gennutt, staff and board at the Regina Food For Learning on their new location. Federal grants, Saskatchewan Community Foundation, and many from community stepped up to make this happen. Since 1988 RFFL has provided over 3 million snacks, breakfasts, or lunches to thousands of children in response to requests from schools. With this added capacity, Regina Food for Learning will no longer have to turn schools away and is on track to make 280,000 more this coming year. In the province with the highest child poverty rates, these folks are doing truly meaningful work addressing growing food insecurity for young learners. RFFL also demonstrates that we can provide food security in our schools in an incredibly cost-effective way. What a joyous day! And special shout out the Downtowners Optimist Club and the “Monday volunteers” pictured here. ❤️🍎💪

09/10/2026

Our heartfelt gratitude🎉💙

A huge thank‑you to the RCMP Training Academy R***e and Revolver Club for their incredible $2,600 donation to Regina Food For Learning.

Your generosity doesn’t just support our program — it fuels brighter mornings, fuller bellies, and happier students across our community. 🥪🍎✨

We are celebrating this amazing act of kindness. Thank you for making a real difference.

09/10/2026
09/06/2026

There’s something I want to talk about…

I recently received a review that said:

“It’s a beautiful bag, but certainly not worth the price.”

I could delete the review. I could ignore it and move on. But I actually think it’s worth sharing because not every review is going to be positive — and that’s okay.

What I do want to explain is why my bags cost what they do.

Every Buckle up Bag is handmade by me, right here in Canada. There is no factory, no production line, and no team of people sewing hundreds of bags a day.

I choose and cut the reclaimed and designed seatbelt webbing. I design the bags. I sew them. I assemble every piece. I add the hardware, zippers and lining. I inspect every bag. I package your order. And there are a whole lot of hours behind every single one.

Some of my bags require multiple sewing machines, specialized techniques, and hours upon hours of stitching. The seatbelt webbing itself is incredibly durable, but it also isn't always the easiest material to work with!

And then there is something you can't put on an invoice:

The years of experience behind every bag.

Nine years of learning, designing, refining patterns, solving problems, improving construction and figuring out how to turn something that once kept you safe in a vehicle into something beautiful that you can carry every day.

Could you find a cheaper handbag? Absolutely.

But a Buckle up Bag isn't meant to compete with mass-produced handbags. It's a one-of-a-kind, Canadian-made, handmade piece, created from reclaimed materials and made with an incredible amount of time, care and attention to detail.

I completely understand that not everyone will feel that makes the price worthwhile.

And that's okay.

My bags don't have to be worth it to everyone.

But for the people who see the craftsmanship, the durability, the uniqueness, the story behind the materials and the love that goes into making each one…

Thank you. ❤️

You are the reason I get to keep doing what I love.

And I will always stand behind the value of something that is made slowly, thoughtfully and by hand.

Buy once. Love forever. ❤️

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Regina, SK
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