 The needs of immigrants prompted the United Way of Greater Toronto, the largest United Way charity in Canada, to identify immigration services in Toronto as a top priority for their $100 million 2006 campaign to combat poverty and social exclusion.In 2006, the "Daily Bread Food Bank" in Toronto reported that over 40% of its clients are foreign-born, and that almost half of that group had been in the country for less than 4 years.While the less than 4 year group shows far above average need, the over 40% figure is in line with the general population as 44% of Torontonians are foreign-born.