Little Brothers receive $1.2M in funding from the Government of Canada to expand their support for isolated seniors in seven regions of Quebec. This investment will help break loneliness and promote autonomy among elderly individuals, contributing to a more inclusive and caring society.
An evening to remember for a Great Friend passionate about hockey Do you remember Mr. Bourgault? His story touched many hearts. Last December, a newspaper article by journalist Louis-Philippe Messier highlighted his unfulfilled dream: to attend a game of his favorite team at the Bell Centre. Moved by this story, a generous company decided to … Continued
Sometimes all it takes is a simple gesture to light up a life. The story of our Great Friend, Mr. Latour, is a wonderful illustration of this. When we met him, we were immediately struck by his kindness and discretion. An avid field hockey fan, now a resident of a retirement home, he always keeps … Continued
Since October 1, our campaign has been mobilizing Quebec against loneliness among seniors. With 246 volunteer intentions and $26,150 in donations, every gesture counts.
Thanks to you, Little Brothers supported nearly 2,750 seniors in 2023-2024. Discover our actions, testimonials and achievements in the impact report.
Le 19 octobre 2024, nous avons honoré des bénévoles exceptionnels lors de notre cérémonie nationale. Découvrez les lauréat·es du Prix Juliette-Huot, Hubert-De-Ravinel, Inspiration et Bénévolat de groupe, ainsi que le tout nouveau Prix Béatrice-Picard, décerné à notre marraine, pour leurs contributions remarquables et inspirantes.
On June 29, 2024, we lost a great man, Mr. Gabriel Bertrand. A pillar of the Little Brothers of Quebec, he played a crucial role alongside our founder Armand Marquiset in 1948. His commitment and wisdom left a deep mark on our organization.
On October 1, Little Brothers marches with a large collective in support of seniors.
On May 31st, Little Brothers participated in the event “La fierté de vieillir,” where Minister Sonia Bélanger unveiled the 2024-2029 Government Action Plan. We applaud this ambitious plan and commit to actively participating in the proposed actions to break social isolation and promote social participation among the elderly in Quebec.
Volunteering is much more than an action, it’s a warm commitment to isolated seniors. Every gesture of generosity brightens their loneliness, every smile warms their hearts. Volunteering at Little Brothers is about making solidarity shine in our community.
