Truck Pull Challenge

The Second Harvest Truck Pull is a unique fundraising event where teams of 10 compete to pull a 20,000-pound delivery truck across Nathan Phillips Square in the fastest time. This challenge aims to raise funds for Second Harvest’s food rescue and redistribution efforts.

The Second Harvest Truck Pull Challenge is a corporate team challenge that will be open to public spectators.

Truck Pull is a competition to see which team can pull a Second Harvest delivery truck across Nathan Phillips Square in the fastest time. Teams compete head-to-head in a tournament format. There are also lots of other optional activities to take part in on-site throughout the day!

Each team will be assigned a wave time. You will be expected to be at the event for a minimum of 2 hours. While we appreciate all requests, the earlier you register, the easier it will be to accommodate them.

Assemble a team of 10 people, then register your team. Raise $2,500 to reserve a lane for your team. Get ready to compete against Toronto's top teams to pull a truck 100 feet across Nathan Phillips Square.

Your Second Harvest contact will keep you up to date on fundraising tips, event expectations and safety precautions.

Expect a fun and engaging team bonding experience and the opportunity to connect with our community of passionate supporters. Come cheer for your favourite team and take part in other fun activities at the event. Plus, complimentary food and drinks are available on-site for all participants! We will be awarding the team that raises the most funds with an incredible prize! Stay tuned for these exciting details.

Once your team raises the minimum of $2,500, there are no additional fees to register for the challenge.

The Second Harvest Truck Pull Challenge is Second Harvest's annual  one-of-a-kind race that puts your strength and teamwork to the test. Teams of 10 compete to pull a 20,000-pound delivery truck across Nathan Phillips Square in the fastest time, raising funds for Second Harvest’s food rescue and redistribution efforts.