%%FirstName%% %%LastName%% %%Degrees%% %%Title%% %%email%% Scott Mission 502 Spadina Avenue Toronto, Ontario M5S 2H1 T: %%PhoneNumber%% | C: %%MobileNumber%% | F: %%Fax%% scottmission.com
Easter Chapel April 14 2022
You’re invited to join us as we gather in the Chapel at 502 Spadina Ave., to worship God and receive the message that He has for us. The service will start at 9:00 am in the Scott Mission Main Chapel. A light breakfast will be served around 8:45 am and small gifts will be given at the end of the service. … Read More
“God bless the Mission’s donors!” —Abel
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 . . .
International Women’s Day 2022
Women Leaders at Scott Mission Christy Morrow Chief Development Officer Every single person on this earth has a God-given talent; it’s tragic to me when we people aren’t encouraged to develop their abilities. Many, many women are born leaders and the world will be a better, richer, healthier place when women take their seats at the decision-making table. My mom … Read More
Update as of June 11, 2021 The Scott Mission has cared for vulnerable people in Toronto for almost 80 years. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we have provided services and supports for our clients, but during these uncertain times, we know that our clients rely on us to provide the food, groceries, clothing and the shelter that they need. … Read More
Update as of April 17, 2021 COVID has deeply impacted our neighbours in vulnerable circumstances, including those who are experiencing homelessness or food insecurity. To keep our clients and staff as safe as possible, The Scott Mission has implemented strict safety protocols including masks, visors, frequent hand-washing, temperature checks every two hours, plexiglass dividers, physical distancing, a strict quarantine and … Read More
“It feels right to help, especially in times like these.”
“When I was young, I heard about The Scott Mission, the work they did in downtown Toronto, and who they served,” Aaron says. “Through my church, we helped out with Thanksgiving dinners and sorting donations.
- Page 1 of 2
- 1
- 2