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Meeting Needs. Restoring Dignity.

Kingston is where Lionhearts began-and where the full depth of our mission comes to life. From fresh food recovery and student nutrition to outreach in shelters and vocational training, every program is designed to respond to real needs with compassion and care.

Discover how we're serving our neighbours, building stronger connections, and creating long-lasting change in the heart of Kingston.

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From rescuing food and household goods to operating warming shelters, retraining people to help rebuild their lives, providing low-cost groceries, or any other way we serve, our programs are thoughtfully designed to restore dignity and hope.

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April 2026 newsletter
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Portraits of Resilience now on display at the Tett Gallery

Meet some of the people we help through a unique art gallery
by Phil Gaudreau Kingston
At the start of this year, there were 572 individuals documented as experiencing homelessness in Kingston. This week, we have the unique opportunity to learn some of their stories. Join local artists Shari Doseger, Ben Spadzinski, and Kyla Todd as they unveil a new gallery entitled "Portraits of Resilience" at the Tett Gallery. Make a plan to

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