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Spotlight on volunteering at Little Brothers

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.

A unifying campaign thanks to Québecor

Once again this year, we were able to count on the immense generosity of Québecor to deploy a vast volunteer recruitment and fundraising campaign, which ran from September 27 to December 17, 2023. For the second year in a row, our spokesperson, actress Marie-Thérèse Fortin, lent her voice to the advertising message, whose slogan is: … Continued

Your impact across Québec in 2022-2023

Thanks to people like you, we’re able to maintain the social ties that are vital to the well-being of lonely seniors across Quebec. We’ve accomplished some wonderful things together this year. We leave it to our directors to share with you the highlights of which they are particularly proud. Valérie Leblond et Jessica B. Pinard, … Continued

Little Brothers step up their mission during the holiday season

PRESS RELEASE For over 60 years, Little Brothers has been working to ensure that as many lonely seniors as possible can spend the holidays in good company, including those who have mobility problems. This year will be no exception to tradition. Nearly 2,500 seniors who receive companionship from the organization will be invited to a … Continued

Little Brothers welcome their new CEO, Catherine Harel Bourdon

The members of the Board of Directors of the Little Brothers organization and its Foundation announce the appointment of Catherine Harel Bourdon to the position of President and CEO. Ms. Harel Bourdon’s skills in governance and organizational management, as well as her strong desire to improve the quality of life of the citizens around her, … Continued

A partnership to better support LGBTQ+ seniors

En partenariat avec la Fondation Émergence, Les Petits Frères ont adhéré à la Charte de bientraitance envers les personnes aînées LGBT, dans le but de mieux les accompagner. Pour l’occasion, Les Petits Frères de Montréal ont accueilli l’exposition pédagogique Pour que vieillir soit gai, qui relate des faits poignants sur la réalité des personnes aînées … Continued

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