Please donate here. Help make a difference in the lives of children and youth, ages 6 to 24, who drop in to Rossbrook House for programs, meals, safe rides home, and a safe place to belong, play, learn and become… The 2026 Radiothon, in support of Rossbrook House, is happening on Friday, February 13. The ‘Show Your Heart’ Radiothon will be live on Corus radio stations. Listen to 680 CJOB from 9am to 5pm, with live hits on Country99 and Power97. You’ll hear from past participants about how growing up at Rossbrook House has made a difference
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Archives for Foundation News
2026 No Child Alone Dinner
Help us celebrate 50 years of Rossbrook House! Rossbrook House Foundation is hosting the No Child Alone Dinner on Thursday, April 30, 2026. For 50 years, Rossbrook House has been a safe place for children and youth to belong, play, learn and become… Join us as we celebrate this incredible milestone! Click here for to purchase tickets! Tickets: Single tickets are $150.50 Includes tax receipt in accordance with CRA regulations. Tables will have 10 seats each. Please advise if you wish to be seated with a specific guest. A table of ten: $1,505.00 Includes tax receipt in accordance
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Everybody Needs Somebody
It’s true what they say- that it takes a village to raise a child. Rossbrook House has been that ‘village’ for so many- for almost 50 years! The staff make connections with the children and youth. Everybody needs somebody. If you make a connection, you can have an impact on that child. I was 11 years old when I first learned about Rossbrook House. My older brother, Dale, and my mom, Vera, were both very involved. My whole family was a part of it. The staff were very strict, they’d ask ‘did you go to school today’ and
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50th Birthday Luncheon
Join the celebration! 50th Birthday Luncheon on Tuesday, January 20, 2026. Tickets are now sold out! Doors Open: 11:30am Lunch begins at 12 Noon and will end by 1:30pm Can’t attend but would like to support? Please make a donation here. Join us as we celebrate the last 50 years and help to support the future of Rossbrook House and its programs for children and youth. From its humble and unexpected beginnings, since January 1976, Rossbrook House has provided a safe place for children and youth to belong, play, learn and become… The Meal: Cream of Mushroom Soup Grilled
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Welcome Development Officer
Rossbrook House Foundation welcomes Kaelin as its new Development Officer, and the Foundation’s sole staff member. A recent graduate of the University of British Columbia Okanagan, Kaelin holds a BA in Philosophy and Political Science. She has been a dedicated community volunteer from a young age and describes having long felt called to mission-oriented work. In her spare time, Kaelin enjoys reading, writing, running, and spending time with friends and family. “I’m thrilled to be part of such an important organization. Rossbrook House really does incredible work. I’m passionate about education and community, and the positive impact that can
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Summer 2025
Support Summer Programming at Rossbrook House! Click here to donate today! With your support, we can ensure that children and youth will continue to find a safe place in Rossbrook House all summer and for generations to come. Twenty-six-year-old Cheyenne Campbell started attending Rossbrook House before the age minimum. Her mother, Audrey, was a full-time staff (and still fills in casual when she isn’t teaching) and brought her children to Rossbrook House events. Later, they attended on their own, taking part in outings, programs and activities. Summer is particularly memorable to Cheyenne. “I had a lot of
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No Child Alone Dinner 2025- oh what a night!
Rossbrook House Foundation hosted the 2025 No Child Alone Dinner on April 24 at RBC Convention Centre. 320 guests enjoyed a delicious meal while learning more about Rossbrook House programs. Participants from Rossbrook House began the night with a Grand Entry. The evening raised awareness and funds for programs. The silent auction was a huge success with over 35 prize packages. Thank you to all who donated these items! There was also a fun auction to raise funds the Young Mothers’ program. Barry Kay hosted this ‘fund-a-need’ portion of the evening. Participant Alex shared her experiences with the crowd.
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Show Your Heart Radiothon 2025
Thank you to all who helped to make our first-ever radiothon a success! We were thrilled to be able to share wonderful memories, inspiring stories and information about our programs with listeners, many of whom had not heard about Rossbrook House before. We’re grateful to each and every donor. Thank you for showing your heart to the children and youth. Thank you to all of the organizations as well, who supported the radiothon through sponsorships and donations. We are humbled by the generosity that this event inspired. Donations are gratefully accepted anytime with a cheque (mailed or dropped
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NCA Dinner 2025
Please plan to join us on Thursday, April 24, 2025 at the RBC Convention Centre (York 1 Ballroom) for the No Child Alone Dinner. There are individual ticket options plus corporate tables as well as sponsorship opportunities. Your donation, sponsorship or ticket purchase will go towards programs and activities for children and youth who drop in to Rossbrook House. ‘No child who does not want to be alone, should ever have to be.’ Sister Geraldine MacNamara Ticket sales are now closed. Thank you to all who have purchased. Includes tax receipt in accordance with CRA regulations. Can’t attend but
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December 24
Hello and thank you for being a Rossbrook House supporter. My history with Rossbrook House began long before I was born. My grandma, Vera Missyabit, was instrumental in building the early Rossbrook House community. Her home was a second Rossbrook House to many of the early participants. There was always something good to eat, and lessons to learn about generosity and caring for the community. She was a beloved source of strength. I consider myself very lucky to have had her as a role model, showing me that we can all make a difference with some kindness. I
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