Families and individuals across the GTA are struggling to afford food. Often, after rent and bills are paid, there is little left for groceries . . .
Grateful Parents and Their Children are Thankful for YOU!
Sowing into local children and families strengthens our community at every level. This is why The Scott Mission first began offering childcare in 1963. With quality care, parents can land and hold jobs . . .
Thank You for Being a Lifeline for Toronto’s Youth!
The Scott Mission is a vital resource for children and teens, ensuring not only that they have the food they need to thrive, but also feeding their faith and encouraging personal growth so they can achieve . . .
What The Scott Mission’s Donors Are Saying
For 80 years, The Scott Mission has offered help and hope to neighbours in need. Through God’s provision of a caring community who supports this important work, we are able to feed the hungry, offer . . .
“It’s a blessing to come and grab a bag of food!”
Hunger presents a huge challenge for Toronto’s homeless. But, with the onset of COVID-19, many families and individuals who were already struggling to make . . .
“I lost my house and became homeless . . .”
Hunger presents a huge challenge for Toronto’s homeless. But, with the onset of COVID-19, many families and individuals who were already struggling to make . . .
Our Children Are Our Greatest Gift
Toronto’s at-risk children and youth faced many additional hardships in 2020. The pandemic closed schools, the place where many boys and girls receive meals.
“This is a big help in a time of need . . .”
Ana is grateful for your support that ensures a frightened single mother can get help with food, diapers and formula, a warm coat, and other critical help in a time of need.
Thank YOU for Making These Important Changes Happen!
Support from caring friends and donors made important upgrades and renovations possible at The Scott Mission and Scott Mission Camp! Heartfelt thanks to everyone who donated to keep the Mission’s outreach going strong during the pandemic and in better days ahead!
Daniel knows what it’s like to face homelessness . . .
When he first came through the Mission doors, Daniel* had lost his home, successful career, and beloved family to an addiction that nearly consumed him.