Behind the magic of Christmas lies a much greater mission: supporting Great Friends all year long. The Little Brothers teams and volunteers break isolation and offer a human, caring, and lasting presence.
Little Brothers opens a new solidarity Boutique in the Mile End! Starting November 15, shop responsibly in a welcoming space where every purchase supports isolated older adults. A local eco-friendly thrift store you won’t want to miss!
Between laughter and card games, a strong bond connects 96-year-old Mrs. Marchand with her volunteers, Sylvie and Jocelyn. Their friendship fills her days with warmth, comfort, and joy, allowing her to grow old at home, surrounded by kindness and care.
Little Brothers celebrated the 2025 award recipients. These inspiring volunteers embody kindness, solidarity, and deep commitment to isolated older adults.
Since 2020, Marie-Josée has been visiting Great Friends of Little Brothers in the Laurentians. Between laughter, shared readings, and outings, she offers warmth and a listening ear — helping each person age at home, surrounded by genuine connections. Giving her time means transforming lives — including her own.
Little Brothers of West Island celebrates 10 years: a decade of human connections, solidarity, and shared warmth with volunteers and Great Friends.
For ten years, Mr. Bales has shared laughter, memories, and books with the Little Brothers team in Lanaudière. Through kindness, culture, and support, he’s found a daily anchor — a home built on genuine relationships, far from isolation.
For over eight years, Nicole has been by Ms. Beaulieu Marsan’s side and a pillar for Little Brothers. Loyal and generous, she visits, listens, guides new volunteers, and helps at events, bringing calm and warmth wherever she goes.
Summer 2025 offered Great Friends precious moments: picnics, strolls, boat outings, and sweet treats delivered right to their homes.
Thanks to our volunteers, donors, and dedicated teams, over 50 activities helped break isolation and spread human warmth across Quebec.
Dominique has been a volunteer since 1993. Each week, he visits Great Friends with compassion and presence. He brings joy, offers comfort, and changes lives. A moving story about the strength of human connection.
