Alberta

Lethbridge Soup Kitchen Gives Away Equipment After Getting Upgrade

By

James Sinclair
March 6, 2026 3:36 pm

The Lethbridge Soup Kitchen in Alberta donated its working convection oven to another community group in March 2026 after a private donor funded a brand new replacement. The donation allows the organization to improve its own food service while helping another organization in the region with functional equipment.

The kitchen gave the previous appliance to the Island Lake Christian Retreat Centre, located in the Crowsnest Pass. Even though the soup kitchen received a new double convection oven model, the old one was still in good condition and ready for use in a different kitchen.

A local business, Lealta Building Supplies, helped with the heavy lifting by providing a forklift and a worker to load the oven for transport. This team effort between businesses and charities helps ensure that useful tools stay in the community rather than being thrown away.

The soup kitchen is a non-profit that serves hot meals three times every day to people and families in need. Local community groups and churches often partner with the kitchen to provide these essential services to the community.

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