Our Toronto Chapter has recently rolled out a care program to help members of their community experiencing homelessness. Volunteers from the chapter gave out personal care packages on Sunday at Allan Gardens in downtown Toronto. Each package had a selection of essential personal hygiene products, safely packed and sanitized. Thank
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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,
Toronto Chapter collects clothes for the homeless
The Toronto chapter held their annual winter clothes and food drive on Sunday, December 16th. They collected clothes and perishable food items for donation to a local Out of the Cold program. Thank you to everyone who brought donations and those volunteers who gave their time.
Toronto volunteers bring joy to the homeless on their national day of service
It’s never too late. Although our National Day of Service was officially in June, the Toronto Central chapter held their event last Saturday, July 14. It was a huge success. The dedicated volunteers in Toronto went out and touched the poor and homeless in downtown Toronto in a very special
Please Donate Coats, Gloves and Food for Toronto Winter Drive 2017
It’s that time of the year again, when we collect donations for the poor and homeless. Here is a special message from the Chapter Director for the Toronto Central chapter, Phil Osagie; “To help homeless people in Toronto get out of the cold this winter , HOPE worldwide Canada
Special Presentation of Home Kits for residents of Adams House
Members of our Toronto chapter paid a visit to Adam House , a temporary home for new refugees in Toronto, to share stories, pray and worship with the residents. They also brought special “home kits” for those who were leaving the house to start their new lives in Canada in their own
The Toronto Central Team At The 2016 Ride for Refuge
On October 1 over 50 volunteers from the Toronto Central Chapter defied the rains and came out to the Ride for Refuge by the beaches in Toronto. Many walked, some biked, a few jogged. What every participant did and gave was walk all the way, with all of their hearts. As
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