A Story of Compassion and Change: The Richardson Family Foundation
One afternoon, Stephanie Richardson was people watching out her window and saw a young man sitting on the street with a sign, asking for help.
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One afternoon, Stephanie Richardson was people watching out her window and saw a young man sitting on the street with a sign, asking for help.
On a recent sunny day at Covenant House, the rooftop garden was filled with excitement as a gathered group prepared to dig into the raised beds full of soft,...
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*Michael loves his job at an indoor obstacle course, Pursuit OCR – a local business that prides itself on helping adults feel like kids again.
*Gregory used to hide his emotions behind humour and a tough exterior. Despite being surrounded by others facing similar challenges, he kept any struggles he experienced tightly guarded.
For decades, Harry Snowboy has walked alongside Indigenous youth, offering counseling, support and cultural connection.
Ed Formosa has had a decade long interest in philanthropy, first with his time volunteering with various community organizations before becoming a monthly donor to Covenant House.
On a recent Sunday, the kitchen in one of Covenant House’s youth spaces was buzzing, the smell of spices and laughter lingering in the air.
As a young person, *Gabe yearned to be understood, to find a place where he felt like he belonged. He left home as a teenager and couch-surfed, while navigating...