Good Food, Good Life Community Program

• The request must align with promoting health and wellness in shared communities.
• The initiative must support healthy, active living.
• The initiative should emphasize encouraging physical activity for children, youth, and their families.
• The activity should take place in a non-competitive setting.
• The initiative should address a compelling community need and not duplicate existing services or programs.

Who is eligible?

• Charitable organizations
• Non-profit organizations
• Programs and organizations supporting healthy, active living for children, youth, and families

Eligible expenses

• Product requests (submitted with up to 8 weeks’ notice)

• Alignment with Nestlé Canada’s charitable vision and company purpose
• Fit with a focus on healthy, active living
• Emphasis on non-competitive physical activity for children, youth, and families
• Addresses a compelling community need without duplicating existing services or programs

• Step 1: Confirm fit with priorities
  • Ensure the project relates to health and wellness in the community.
  • Ensure the initiative supports healthy, active living with a focus on children, youth, and families in a non-competitive setting.
• Step 2: Prepare request details
  • Compile the details of your project or event to share with the funder.
  • If requesting product, plan to provide up to 8 weeks’ notice.
• Step 3: Submit the request
  • Send the project or event details by email to Nestlé Canada.

• Support is limited and only provided to requests that align with Nestlé Canada’s charitable vision and company purpose.
• Organizations are encouraged to propose initiatives that address a compelling community need and do not duplicate existing services or programs.