Our organization is proud to have partnered with City Recycling, a sustainable clothing recycling company, with a focus on customer service and helping the planet.
We receive a percentage of the profits as well as select donations that we request to service our marginalized, low-income Toronto clients.
ONLY services for Grocery Boxes are temporarily on hold... All other services are still running!
*If you'd like to donate towards one of our other programs (ex. Christmas, Back-To-School, homeless supplies), we'd greatly appreciate that also, as would our clients. Thank you for your support!*
We are only using PayPal for ongoing monthly donors, so please use the GoFundMe link or e-transfer for any donations or subsidized payments as long as you enter your FIRST & LAST NAMES.
The focus of our initiative is to connect low-income families with disabilities (including cognitive, physical, learning disabilities & mental health challenges), with the resources and services that they require. We believe that mental and spiritual needs are as important as physical needs. We aim to set people up for long-term success,
The focus of our initiative is to connect low-income families with disabilities (including cognitive, physical, learning disabilities & mental health challenges), with the resources and services that they require. We believe that mental and spiritual needs are as important as physical needs. We aim to set people up for long-term success, not just short-term solutions.
Kindness is giving hope to those who think they are alone.
~ Bi Phakathi
Our nonprofit initiative was created by, Sarah Robinson, a single mom on disability who received a donation herself in her greatest time of need. Overwhelmed that complete strangers would help her out, she decided that she needed to give back in any way possible. Sarah, started by connecting donors to recipients through Facebook groups &
Our nonprofit initiative was created by, Sarah Robinson, a single mom on disability who received a donation herself in her greatest time of need. Overwhelmed that complete strangers would help her out, she decided that she needed to give back in any way possible. Sarah, started by connecting donors to recipients through Facebook groups & messenger, via simple email transfers. This has grown into a grocery delivery service for the most vulnerable people of society, including a variety of other vital resources. We service anyone in Toronto who is unable to leave their home due to a disability or mental health challenge! By April 2020, we were a federally incorporated non-profit organization. As of May 2023, we're officially a Registered Canadian Charity!
Our amazing team of recipients, donors & volunteers, who make up our management staff are dedicated to helping others in any way possible. We are currently a group of 1 executive staff member, 3 board & 9 advisory council volunteer members (incl. 5 recipients), 300+ delivery volunteers and 1000+ other volunteers, who take our convictions and turn them into actions on a daily basis.