So, this is the time where many of us plan for our summer vacations and weekend trips up North to the cottage. But some people are thinking about where their next meal is going to come from, or even if they will make it through the summer. So, I was sitting around one day thinking…
On a cold, winter day, Bobby walks through the doors of the soup kitchen at The Toronto Knight’s Table. He slowly approaches the hot table as he starts to take his gloves off. There, he is served with a delicious home-made meal. He sits down, all by himself, and enjoys his meal. His smile is…
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That’s awesome, Silvana. Their expressions are so open–their faces are almost shining. It takes a heck of a lot of trust for people who’ve had rough times to open up in such a positive way.
Inspirational!
wonderful series of photographs. What a blessing it must have been for those families. I especially love the little group of shots of the mother and daughter (with head coverings) laughing and enjoying each other.
Hi there,
I think we met briefly several years ago at a service at The Meeting house…and i know you have talked a bit with my husband tom cahill(we are friends with David Beneteau). I was so touched by your photographs of the homeless…..what a wonderful gift to them.It probabaly is the sweetest thing I have heard of anyone doing in a long time. May you have a very, very blessed Christmas.-savanna cahill
You are a blessing to the community, and what a selfless thing to do, so giving, you are a wonderful person Silvana. Beautiful images, very touching and inspirational. I would love to come out and help, and if you ever need me, just give me a call.
Have a wonderful and blessed Christmas and all the best in the new year.
Thank you for caring… and for sharing.
I love what you have done here, and it makes them feel like they mean something/important, which is what everyone needs. I think this was a more pro active approach to helping others than just cans for comments, and if you are planning to do this again next year give me a call as I would love to help out. I sometimes miss helping in the soup kitchen, perhaps I should go help again soon.
thanks for this post.
You are a truly good person.
A wonderful story, and amazing images. 
WOW !!!!!!!
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Roshel Karu - Silvana, what a great initiative – I’d love to help out. AND I may have a minivan at my disposal!!
Lisa Marie - You had me at blog stalker…..
I have a wedding that day but I’d like to help (either morning of or Friday night prep). Count me in. You know how to reach me.
LM