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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.

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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.

Counting down to CNOY 2026

The 2026 walk will occur on Saturday, February 28 from 4 - 7 p.m.
by Phil Gaudreau news
Save the date! We're once again walking in Coldest Night of the  Year, raising funds in the fight against hurt, hunger, and homelessness. The 2026 walk will occur on Saturday, February 28 from 4 - 7 p.m. We are once again walking from École secondaire catholique Paul-Desmarais. Interested in volunteering or sponsoring? Email us at ottawa@lionhearts.ca.

Counting down to CNOY 2026

The 2026 walk will occur on Saturday, February 28 from 4 - 7 p.m.
by Phil Gaudreau news
Save the date! We're once again walking in Coldest Night of the  Year, raising funds in the fight against hurt, hunger, and homelessness. The 2026 walk will occur on Saturday, February 28 from 4 - 7 p.m. We are once again walking from Gateway Church. Interested in volunteering or sponsoring? Email us at london@lionhearts.ca.

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October 2025 Newsletter
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Have you ever wondered how bears know when to hibernate? Do they just wake up one crisp fall morning and decide, "I'm going back to sleep - see you in March?"   It turns out their bodies pick up on environmental cues like decreasing day length, colder temperatures, and, most significantly, a shortage of food, which triggers physiological

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