Help Alex raise money

Brendan and Alex are participating in the Charity Challenge and raising money for these outreach programmes. Thank you for helping us, help others.

We appreciate your support!

Evangel Hall: Founded in 1913 by the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Evangel Hall Mission (EHM) is a community service agency delivering programs that address homelessness and poverty in Toronto.They strive to be a safe haven where people living with mental and physical health challenges, fighting addictions, and fleeing abuse, can access support to work towards brighter futures. EHM offers a continuum of care, meeting the immediate needs of people experiencing homelessness while alsoproviding them with tools and community support to attain stable housing, financial independence, and self-sufficiency.

Portland Place: Since opening in 1991, Portland Place has operated as a long-term not-for-profit housing community, which provides support for tenants, including crisis support, conflict resolution,community meals, skills training, nutritional and budget counseling, and compassionate care for tenantsthat face ongoing challenges, and that might otherwise experience homelessness.

ARISE: This Ministry empowers individuals involved in the sex trade to reclaim their lives. They offer outreach, case management and spiritual care to individuals involved in prostitution. ARISE meansAdvocacy and Reclaiming Individuals involved in the Sex trade through Empowerment. 

Native Child and Family Services Toronto: Native Child and Family Services of Toronto strives to provide a life of quality, well-being, caring and healing for children and families in the TorontoNative Community. They do this by creating a service model that is culture-based and respects the values of Native people, their extended family, and the right to self-determination. 

Yorkminster Park Meals On Wheels: This non-profit organization provides home-delivered meals for seniors in need, ensuring they receive nutritious meals and human connection. Their mission isto enable the sick, elderly or disabled the chance to remain in their homes with some degree of independence. The service provides peace of mind to family members, and compassion for recipients.

Daily Bread Food Bank:  The staff, volunteers, member agencies and Board work together to endhunger in our community and change the way people think about poverty. They distribute over 13 million pounds of food through 118 Member Agencies. Did you know 1 in 10 Torontonians now rely on foodbanks? Glenview is proud to support its efforts to provide people of all walks of life with food and advocate for people living below the poverty line. Many who are clients of the food bank themselves,volunteer and are responsible for its day-to-day operation. It is a place of community building, wherepeople build up skills, and give back. Glenview has been supporting places of healing and hope in our community since 1925.