Events

Upcoming Events

Due to Covid-19, all event have been postponed until further notice

Past Events

Limoncello Restaurante and Pizzeria in San Cabanetta, Spain

Started in 2019 and continues on a monthly basis

HHH partnered with Limoncello Restaurante and Pizzeria in San Cabanetta, Spain to deliver over 200 hot cooked meals to the local homeless shelter Zaqueo. Executive Chef, Tommy Forni, prepares the hot cooked meals and delivers them with HHH volunteers to the shelter.

Partner Restaurant

https://www.just-eat.es/restaurants-pizzerialimoncellosacabaneta/menu

Haiti Feeding program

Pandemic months of 2020

HHH delivers feeding programs in Canaan and Cite Soleil. In Canaan, we deliver 100 - 25 pound bags of rice, peas, and oil to the families attending our programs. HHH workers purchase all food supplies from local Haitian vendors and hire the Haitian cooks to prepare the meals for distribution. The monthly supplies provide families of 5-7 people, sufficient food for one hot cooked meal a day.

In Cite Soleil, HHH provides hot cooked meals to over 300 children. This Food for Humanity Campaign operates when we are physically in Haiti. Serena Bufalino hires the local chef’s who together visit the grocery store and purchase all the food. Our HHH volunteers distribute the meals until we run out.

Hamilton Feeding program

Pandemic months of 2020

In Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Help Heal Humanity partnered with Born and Raised Restaurant to prepare 50 - 100 hot cooked meals on a weekly basis during Covid-19. Founder and Executive, Chef Vittorio Colacitti prepared the hot meals weekly and our local HHH volunteers delivered the food to the homeless. In addition to the Hamilton Feeding program, we have partnered with St. Felix Centre in Toronto to provide hot cooked meals during various holidays when the shelter is closed.

Partner Restaurant

https://www.bornandraisedrestaurant.com/

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How you can help today

Become a volunteer for the day

Join like-minded volunteers and help distribute hot meals to the homeless and vulnerable.

Sponsor a feeding program

Please consider a donation, toward the purchase of food ingredients needed for the food preparation at the local restaurants who partner with us. Your name will be mentioned as a contributor to the feeding program on social media. You are invited to join us in the distribution of the meals.

Professional Chefs

Donate your time and talent to cook for one of our feeding programs or fundraising events.

Get Involved

If you are a Chef or restaurant owner and have an idea for a unique food or feeding program experience, please contact us.

4 Testimonials

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I had the opportunity to volunteer for The Help Heal Humanity’s food program. The experience was not only eye opening but extremely humbling. I am forever grateful to Serena for allowing me the opportunity to help those in need in my community

Andrea Skrez — Probation and Parole Officer

My experience with the homeless was one like no other. I felt as if people often put a label on people who are homeless but having to experience it for myself, I've realized that these labels are all false. The gratefulness that each person had as I would hand out a warm meal to them was amazing and their smile that went from ear to ear warmed my heart as I felt whole on the inside. This experience has helped me see the good in each person and to always lend a helping hand

Alessia Teixeira — University Student

Getting out into the community and feeding the homeless was a game changer for me. I had the pleasure of meeting some amazing humans in unfortunate circumstances. I am forever grateful for the experience. I hope I can give back more and more and more. Thank you HHH for allowing all Humanity to be heard, felt and seen.

Nicole Devcic — Caregiver and Mom

I had the pleasure to participate in Feeding the Homeless Program in Hamilton with Serena Bufalino and Help Heal Humanity. It was an exceptional experience like no other with a multitude of emotions; sadness, love, kindness, happiness and gratitude, all the while experiencing an explicit sense of reality of life in the downtown core. I was able to witness, learn and educate others about a demographic that is very real today and a population that exists in many communities. It’s the fine people of such organizations such as Help Heal Humanity that bring the community together as one to educate, clothe and feed people in such despair and bring them hope. I couldn’t have been asked to be part of a more selfless, fulfilling, well organized program and would do it again in a heartbeat, if asked again.

Jay Dukeshire — Educator Mohawk College

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