Three teams from the Quebec Junior Hockey League, the Shawinigan Cataractes, Victoriaville Tigres, and Drummondville Voltigeurs, donated $10,300 to Moisson Mauricie / Centre-du-Québec. The contribution was part of a commitment to donate $100 for each victory during the 2025-2026 season and playoffs, showcasing the power of sports to mobilize and support efforts against food insecurity in the region. Moisson MCDQ's director, Gaël Chantrel, expressed gratitude for the teams’ generosity, emphasizing the real impact their wins have on aiding thousands each month.

By the Numbers
  • The teams donated $10,300 in total.
  • Moisson MCDQ distributes nearly 3 million kilos of food annually.
State of Play
  • The partnership highlights the positive community impact of local sports teams.
  • Moisson MCDQ assists 18,236 individuals each month, with 31.7% being children.
What's Next

This collaboration sets a precedent for future partnerships between sports teams and community organizations, potentially leading to greater awareness and support for food insecurity initiatives across the region.

Bottom Line

The significant donation illustrates how sports can be a catalyst for community support, driving meaningful change in the fight against food insecurity. The community and teams alike should recognize the profound impact their engagement can create.