Sherman Foods Supports Foodbank This Christmas

At Sherman Foods, we believe in the power of community and the importance of giving back. This holiday season, we’re proud to continue our tradition of supporting Foodbank Australia with a significant donation of 5,000 bottles of Riverina Gold 100% Australian Canola Oil.

Foodbank plays a vital role in helping families and individuals facing food insecurity, especially during the festive season when the need is greater than ever. By partnering with Foodbank, we’re contributing to a cause that aligns with our values – ensuring that everyone has access to nutritious meals.

“This time of year reminds us of the importance of giving back,” said Greg Wharton, General Manager of Sherman Foods. “Foodbank’s incredible work inspires us to do more for those in need, and we’re proud to support their mission to fight hunger and make a difference in our communities. We’re honoured to contribute 5,000 bottles of our premium Riverina Gold Canola Oil to help make a tangible difference this Christmas.”

This year’s donation marks another step in our ongoing commitment to making a difference. It’s our way of saying thank you to the community that supports us and helping spread a little extra joy during the holidays.

We’d like to express our gratitude to all our clients and partners, whose support makes initiatives like this possible. Together, we’re making an impact that matters.

To learn more about Foodbank’s incredible work and how you can get involved, visit Foodbank Australia.

Let’s continue working towards a future where no one goes hungry.

“When organisations like Sherman Foods and Riverina Oils engage as donors it allows us to reorganise our food spend and channel funds set aside for pantry staples into other products like fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh milk, and protein to provide a complete healthy food basket to our communities in need.”

“We would sincerely like to thank everyone at Sherman Foods and Riverina Oils as this donation will help make Christmas for so many people across Victoria a little less stressful and a little more festive.”