Todays Lunch in Victoria BC, Canada offers a large menu of office catering ideas, office lunch food and office parties catering for your work lunch. While there is no such thing as a free lunch or free pizza, our menu items are inexpensive offering a good value, cheaper than pizza... things like office lunch boxes, corporate catering and office lunches delivered. Just like you order pizza online, you can order office lunch online for your office parties through our website. We do lunch catering and since we do have pizza on our party office menu, we do pizza delivery. We do have some coupons but not free pizza coupons or any other coupon of any kind. Instead we deliver for free.

We do box lunch and bagged lunch in lunch bags. But, beyond boxed lunch, we have many ideas for lunch meals including sandwiches, subs, wraps, baked goods and other party food.

We offer alll of our lunch services to the cinema industry including film catering and movie catering.

Beyond all of this, we wholesale all of our products including bakery wholesale.

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The Family Business:
Today's Lunch Co is an incorporated company established in 1985. Over the years, it has grown to be Victoria's longest-lived and largest mobile catering company. Yes, we are much, much larger than any of those catering-truck-companies that you may have noticed at construction sites. TLC delivers more than 120,000 lunches each year. With a reputation built on fresh, high-quality, homestyle food; solid dollar value and reliable service, TLC continues to grow.

At our 4,000 sq.ft. facility (the corner of Carroll and Burnside Rd. E.), TLC kitchen staff work around the clock to provide fresh food each day, which TLC reps distribute throughout all of Victoria, Langford, Colwood, Sidney and Sooke.

Today's Lunch Company is proud to be a good community member and donates all left over food, each day, to Victoria's homeless to help feed those less fortunate than ourselves. As well, TLC financially helps support 20 families in Africa, Thailand and the Phillipines and welcomes contributions through any one of its representatives.

 The Family:
Mark Templeman started the first sandwich route in 1985. At that time, he was a one-man lunch company with only one product: ham and cheese on bread. Currently, TLC has 18 drivers covering all of Victoria, Colwood, Langford, Sidney and Sooke, offering more than 200 products.

Mark and Lindy are very family oriented. Lindy homeschools all of their children and is very active in the homeschool community. The children have 15 cousins (many of whom are also homeschooled) which they see often and are very close to. Family events are frequent and lively. The oldest, Daniel and Jordan, are also members of an award-winning band called "Aftermath" in which they perform their original compositions. (Click this link to hear their original song: New Age Zombies)

Several other family members are also involved in the business...

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The Other Families:
Each day, TLC drivers donate most of their left-over food to local charities like The Open Door.

Beyond this, staff, drivers and the Templeman Family donate to support families in less fortunate circumstances. Through World Vision Canada, TLC has been supporting Miriam, in West Africa, since 2001.

In 2006, TLC adopted another World-Vision-child: Nattawee, in Thailand. In 2011, Nattawee's village became self-sustaining. He no longer needs our support, so TLC is now sponsoring Phalung Nor, in Laos.

 Our Special Charity Project:
As well, since 2006, TLC has donated to bring dental care and education to 18 families living on a remote island, in the Phillipines. This is an un-registered charity project started by our friend and filmmaker, Jordan Clark. (High Banks Entertainment Ltd.)

The project is yet too small to be a registered charity, but because it is unregisterd, 100% of the money raised goes directly to gifts and services for these 18 Phillipino families. Jordan donates his travel time and expenses. If you would like to find out more, you can check Jordan's blog at http://dumolog.blogspot.com/ or contact Bill Dean, through Today's Lunch Co.