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We are very excited about our new charity partnerships. We have been working hard for some time to get to this point with the lunch company and the day has finally arrived!
We have team up a selected number of charities and the Lunch company has offered to donate 2% of your net order, before taxes, to a charity that you choose.
This 2% will not be added to you bill nor have our prices increased. We have hired Wade group of chartered accounts of Burlington, On. to Audit our books on a quarterly basis or as they see fit.
Although we would like to help as many charities as possible, we will review the list on a quarterly basis and possibly switch the list around. We’re still kinda new at this and are not sure how it will work. Our goal is to increase this amount to 10% and beyond as the lunch company grows
...and we hope your as excited about this as we are and hope that you will share the news.
below is a list of charities that we currently support:
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hamilton & Burlington www.callbigbrothers.com
Becoming BIG is easy! A little of your time can change a lot in a
child's life. A couple of hours every week or two is all that it takes
to help a child build the confidence needed to be more successful in
life. Little Brothers and Little Sisters are between the ages of 6 and
16, and all have one thing in common - they need a friend and mentor
just like you! Share what you know - mentor a child.
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Halton Women's Place www.haltonwomensplace.com
Halton Women’s Place had come a long way. From a 14 bed facility that opened almost 30 years ago in Milton to where we are today – offering more than 50 emergency beds on a daily basis to abused women and their dependent children. While it is wonderful that we have these spaces to offer, it is sad to know that we are operating at, and at most times, over capacity month after month. Last year more than 800 women and 1000 children used the services we provide through our Residential and Transitional and Housing support programs. This is a 14% increase in just one year!
At Halton Women’s Place we value our clients above all and strive to provide the kind of environment where women and children will feel safe and comfortable as they make the difficult choices that could change their lives forever.
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Habitat for Humanity Halton www.habitathalton.ca
Habitat for Humanity Halton is a local, non-profit, faith-based organization working for a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. Our mission is to mobilize volunteers and community partners in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a means to breaking the cycle of poverty. The organization was founded in 1999 is a member of Habitat for Humanity Canada, and part of a worldwide network that spans 100 countries, has built over 200,000 homes, and is now building a new home every 21 minutes.
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McMaster Children's Hospital www.mackids.ca
McMaster Children’s Hospital is one of the top pediatric academic health sciences centers in Canada. It’s one of the busiest children’s hospitals in Ontario offering specialized care to more than 150,000 children each year who come from a region extending from Niagara to Kitchener-Waterloo and beyond.
Support from this community allows McMaster Children’s Hospital to continue as a leader in pediatric care, research and education and enables our dedicated health care professionals.
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Canadian Mental Health Association www.cmha-halton.ca
The Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton Region Branch offers meaningful programs to people affected by mental illness and promotes mental health in the community. Some programs offered are, Community support, Justice, Mental Health Information/Referral and Education, COAST 1-877-825-9011, Safe Beds and Specialized Service.
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Partnership West Food Bank www.partnershipwest.org
No one should ever go hungry. But some 500 people do every month in Burlington. We are a place where the hungry and needy of our community can come to receive the help for the necessities of life. We seek to accomplish our goals by growing and maintaining a food distribution center focused on supplementing the working poor and others in need in our community. Partnership West Food Bank is operated and managed primarily by volunteers, like you, from our community.
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ROCK (Reach Out Center For Kids) www.rockonline.ca
There are 530,000 children in Ontario that have a mental health disorder. Statistically that represents1in 5 of our children. Of these same children 300,000 have co-morbidities that complicate their diagnosis and treatment. In Ontario, Children’s mental health organizations currently have the capacity to serve less than 1 in 3 of these children. Despite this, as an agency we have increased our capacity to service clients by 600% in the last five years.
ROCK helps infants, children, teens and adults live healthier lives through: early assessment and diagnosis; effective and innovative treatment and therapy; and prevention and early intervention for those having, or at risk of developing, mental health problems or mental illness. We are the largest accredited children's mental health organization in the Region of Halton. ROCK promotes positive child development through programs and services that strengthen the ability of families and the community to raise and nurture children.
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ORDER NOW -
Ready to eat? Simply place your order online,
using our easy to use Ordering System or call 905.332.8646
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GIVING BACK -
When you order through this site we will
donate
2% of your order to the charity of your choice.
Learn more
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