Amma Canada, inspired by Amma herself, is grateful to have supported the needy since 2003. In 2025, $77,680 were contributed to social outreach programs across Canada and in Haiti. And thanks to the tireless work of the volunteers, $12,500 of fresh organic apples from Amma Canada’s orchard and some veggies from the garden was donated to local food banks. Volunteers across Canada donated over 7,000 hours of their time to various charitable activities and to caring for nature and the environment. 

This is only possible thanks to your heart felt donations. We invite you to support our mission by giving generously to our annual fundraiser. Every dollar counts!

CHARITABLE DONATIONS IN 2025

Welcome Hall Mission’s Coeur à Soeur Program in Montreal assisting marginalized young mothers and young pregnant women to regain control of their lives through personalized life plans.

La Fondation QHASUQ – six bursaries to support impoverished women in Haiti enrolled in higher education during the 2025/2026 academic year; also included were funds for a Daycare Center.

Peel Children’s Aid Foundation – two bursaries for disadvantaged youth.

Voice of the Vedas Cultural Sabha Inc. – support of a charitable hospital in Guyana dedicated to providing dialysis services to the needy.

Bennett Centre Long Term Care – music therapy program benefiting seniors.

As part of Amma’ Kitchen, volunteers selflessly donated time to prepare, deliver or serve meals at local shelters and food banks, including Georgetown Bread Basket and Welcome Hall Mission.

Holiday Giving to low-income families and elderly through several food banks and food programs.

Ontario’s GTA and surrounding areas: Bennett Centre, Links2Care Halton, Peel Children’s Aid Foundation, St. Felix – Lighting the Way, Food4Kids Halton, Acton Foodshare, Georgetown Bread Basket, Knights Table of Peel.

British Columbia: YWCA Metro Vancouver-Presents of Peace, Our Place Society-Street Outreach, Red Cedar Café Food Program, St. Bart’s Food Bank-Hot Lunch Program.

Québec: Welcome Hall Mission and Itinérance Zéro Meal Programs.

Volunteers participated in projects that served vulnerable individuals and families. They crafted holiday cards, shopped for gifts and filled gift bags, baked cookies and served meals to assist families, youth and seniors in need.

Nature Preservation

Tree planting: Toronto area volunteers participated in a cleanup of Sir Winston Churchill Park. And volunteers in Vancouver partnered with Amma Canada and Green Teams of Canada to plant trees at the Ruth Johnson Park.

At the Amma Canada farm, volunteers have been working tirelessly to maintain a large organic garden and an orchard with nearly 200 fruit trees, as well as to care for several beehives. Five new peach trees were planted.