The Outside Store holiday food drive was a big success

South End business collected more than $1,700 and three crates of food for the Sudbury Food Bank through its Skiers For Sustenance event

The Outside Store raised more than $1,700 and a whole pile of food during its Skiers For Sustenance Food Drive that ran until Dec. 31.

The South End shop, located at 2140 Long Lake Rd., encouraged customers to drop off donations of food or cash and created a QR code to make donating easy. As an incentive, the business offered 10 per cent off ski and snowboard tuneups and waxes in exchange for a donation.

The shop told Sudbury.com the idea to hold an event to benefit the Food Bank came from news of the higher-than-usual food bank usage in Ontario.

“We’d read an article stating more than one million people in Ontario needed a food bank over the past year and that didn’t sit well with us,” the store said. “We want to give it our best shot at making a difference in our community and helping to put food on the table for our neighbors, friends, and fell Sudburians. With success we’d like to make this an annual drive or even something we do twice per year!”

Josh Corbett, the Outside Store social media manager, told Sudbury.com the food drive was a rousing success, raising $1,745 as well as three crates of food for the Sudbury Food Bank.

Randy Center
Read More

Latest

Keto Diet Outperforms Others for Cardiometabolic Health during Weight Loss: Study

Science & Nature Not all diets are created equal...

How to take better photos on any smartphone

Science & Nature Make sure your memories are worth...

Virginia scientists discover the cues black bears use for hibernation

Science & Nature The post Virginia scientists discover the...

Newsletter

Don't miss

Keto Diet Outperforms Others for Cardiometabolic Health during Weight Loss: Study

Science & Nature Not all diets are created equal...

How to take better photos on any smartphone

Science & Nature Make sure your memories are worth...

Virginia scientists discover the cues black bears use for hibernation

Science & Nature The post Virginia scientists discover the...

Can apps really make you fluent in another language?

Science & Nature A green owl can nudge you...

No, no, no — business travel is not dead. It’s still moving, and rather well at that

Par Bruno COURTIN Published on 7 Aug 2026 - Updated on 7 Aug 2026 3 min reading time According to forecasts from GBTA, the world's leading organisation representing business travel stakeholders, global business travel spending is set to hit a record $1.71 trillion in 2026, while the number of trips is expected to reach 1.84

How AI is changing the business analyst role for the better

By offering the ability to automate routine note-taking, requirements gathering, and data analysis tasks, AI is helping to make the decisive human side of this key business-IT role more impactful. AI’s impact has been felt across nearly every industry, and its rise has already started to alter several roles in tech, including that of the

Global Business Travel Spending to Hit Record $1.71 Trillion in 2026, While Trips Reach 1.84 Billion, Says GBTA Forecast

In Brief: GBTA’s latest Business Travel Index report shows spending gains driven by higher prices as geopolitical uncertainty and transportation pressures weigh on the outlook Global Business Travel Spending to Hit Record $1.71 Trillion in 2026, While Trips Reach 1.84 Billion, Says GBTA Forecast - Image Credit Unsplash+    Global business travel spending is forecast to