Burlington Community Church and Community & Family Services

If you need food, you are welcome here! It’s all part of our mission to fight food insecurity and offer dignity, kindness, and hope to our neighbors. Every ?day, we open our doors to distribute free groceries, including fresh produce, baked goods, pantry items, and other essentials, collected from our partnered supermarkets. These groceries are sorted and packed by our team of staff and volunteers and then handed out to anyone who needs a bit of extra support.

For information about the Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), including eligibility and how to apply, please visit the Ontario Energy Board’s LEAP webpage.

Summer camp gives children opportunities to make friends, enjoy new experiences and spend time outdoors. Each year, we help approximately 40–50 children attend camp for one week.

Our tutoring program supports children in Grades 1–8, providing encouragement and help with their learning in a welcoming environment located at 2090 Prospect Street, Burlington

Seasonal expenses can place extra pressure on individuals and families. Our winter warmth, back-to-school and Christmas programs provide practical support to help our neighbours through these times with comfort, dignity and hope.