Toronto’s Daily Bread Food Bank will receive 71,000 cans of food from the AED industry, thanks to donations from the 22nd edition of CANstruction Toronto, a competition which aims to raise awareness and support Toronto’s hunger gap. 21 teams from different architecture and engineering firms across the city participated in the 22nd edition of CANstruction Toronto, which helps to raise awareness and give back to people struggling with hunger.

Since 1999, Canstruction Toronto has been bringing together the local design community to create canned sculptures for a competition food-raiser that gives back to people struggling with hunger. Each year, unique structures are exhibited to the public in Toronto and are eventually deconstructed, brought back to the Daily Bread Food Bank and distributed to people in need over the summer months.

This year, a total of 21 teams from different architecture and engineering firms across the city put their creativity to the test by building sculptures using cans of shelf-stable food.