Harvest Manitoba warning about scam
A pile of canned goods is pictured at Harvest Manitoba's warehouse on Winnipeg Avenue on Oct. 28, 2024. (Jeff Keele/CTV News Winnipeg)
One local non-profit is warning Manitobans about a scam involving its organization.
On Tuesday, Harvest Manitoba posted to social media, saying it has been informed that individuals are going door-to-door claiming they are collecting food and money on behalf of the organization.
It noted that Harvest Manitoba does not take part in any door-to-door solicitations.
“If someone approaches you for donations in our name, it is a scam,” it said.
Those who want to donate to the non-profit, can drop off food at Harvest Manitoba, put non-perishables in one of the yellow bins located at the front of most grocery stores, or donate online.
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