Turning milk bags into mats project
The Toronto West Chapter is led by Delaine Yee. The Chapter is active throughout the year with exciting and purposeful events including:
- Making mats out of used milk bags for distribution in poor countries – Milk Bags for Mats
- Working with other community organisations to feed the homeless in the Out of the Cold program
Spreading Kindness to those Experiencing Homelessness During A Crisis
As the Coronavirus pandemic is spreading its impact all across Canada, HOPE worldwide Canada is also spreading acts of kindness, especially to the needy and most vulnerable. The Toronto Central, East and West chapters had a special Easter outreach at St Stephens Community House, located in downtown Toronto,
Meeting Needs in a Time of Physical Distancing
The impact COVID-19 has made on our world is unprecedented. Our entire nation is striving to stay indoors and maintain physical distance so as to ensure the safety of not only ourselves, but our neighbours as well. And while the pandemic has forced us all to stay at home, the
Christmas Toy Drive in the Toronto West Chapter
On Sunday, December 8th, the Toronto West chapter had it’s first Annual Christmas Toy Drive. With the donations from members of the Toronto West church congregation, they were able to make about 100 gift bags. They also collected 31 gift cards and $195.00 in cash. They had over 30 volunteers
The Toronto West Chapter feed the homeless in Mississauga
On Saturday, December 7th volunteers from the Toronto West chapter prepared and served a breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausages cooked in tomato ketchup with onions, hash browns, and croissants at 2 Salvation Army Shelters in Mississauga. At the Dundas Street location, they served over 150 meals to men, women, and
HOPE Worldwide Canada at the 2019 Ride For Refuge
We would like to say a huge “Thank You!” to everyone who participated in this year’s Ride for Refuge. Every year, HOPE worldwide Canada participates in this event to raise funds for local charities that provide refuge and hope for some of the most vulnerable people on earth. This year
The Milk Bag To Mats Project Is Growing
The Milk Bags Project, started in our Toronto East chapter, has now spread to the Toronto West chapter and Kingston Chapter. Through the enthusiasm of our volunteers, the project continues to grow bigger and better, making an impact throughout the world. In March and April, events were held in the
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