More than a meal
November 19, 2025
Heartfelt thanks for your generosity, which helps us provide much-needed hearty meals throughout the holiday season.
Heartfelt thanks for your generosity, which helps us provide much-needed hearty meals throughout the holiday season.
Learn more about what’s happening around Yonge Street Mission this December.
Thanks to all who gave Thanksgiving meals! Since you couldn’t be there in person, here’s a brief video from our Bridges Thanksgiving celebration.
Every Tuesday, Adrian travels via Wheel-Trans so he can donate food as a way of caring for neighbours who are hungry.
The Opportunities Fund program helps clients work through mental health barriers and get back into the rhythm of work.
Video clips from our 2025 Bridges Christmas dinner and annual Toy Market.
With your help, this Christmas we expect to serve more than 12,000 freshly prepared hot meals for vulnerable youth and adults, while inviting isolated neighbours to special Christmas dinners.
This Thanksgiving, you provided more than 9,000 meals for vulnerable Toronto community members through Yonge Street Mission.
Learn more through a Q&A with Yonge Street Mission’s Manager of Housing Services Kristin Booy.
As she experienced homelessness and isolation, Lia found a new beginning and a new sense of belonging through Yonge Street Mission.
After becoming homeless at 19, Evan found a caring community at Yonge Street Mission.
As a single father and the owner of a struggling business, Steve* had become lost in a maze of debt and overdue taxes. Alone and overwhelmed Steve’s situation became even more overwhelming as he tried to navigate his financial challenges in the midst of ongoing personal difficulties – social anxiety,
Over the holiday weekend, we hosted a delicious hot meal for 200 community members to enjoy.
YSM’s free, accessible art therapy group can safely explore their feelings while also experiencing connection, compassion, acceptance, and belonging.
For many years *Trevor led a fairly modest life. He had an evolving career in film and television, a close-knit group of friends, and enjoyed several hobbies including building and painting military models. When the pandemic arrived and prevented him from working and socializing with friends, Trevor’s mental health began