Did you know we’ve been picking up Little Caesars end-of-day pizzas in Kingston since 2015? Six days a week, we have volunteers visiting our local pizzerias to redistribute that cheesy, tasty, HOT-N-READY® goodness, as well as Crazy Bread® and other generous donations. The food is then redistributed to our programs like The Embassy and to other

Our presence in London will be the base of our operations in Southern Ontario, delivering hope and dignity across the region.

CTV London visited our Monday, November 10 sorting party held in partnership with the University Student Council of Western University.

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.

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.

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

Author Richie Norton observed that, “Every sunrise begins with new eyes.”   For some of us, we’ve been seeing lots of new sunrises lately as kids transition into back-to-school routines and as the daylight shrinks.   As the seasons begin to shift and we start to think about fall weather, as well as wonderful celebrations like

What does your family name mean?   Depending on your lineage, family names come from many different sources. Medieval Europeans, for instance, adopted surnames based on professions, influencing surnames you’ll hear today like Smith, Skinner, Fletcher, or Baker.   You’ll also see last names based on place of origin – that’s where you