Big stories

Cornwall’s First Baptist Church was the place to be on Saturday if you were in need of an extra shirt or a few cups.

River Stone’s Big Give event went off perfectly. They even had a visit from their town Mayor, Mr. Walter Stack.

Giving away re-conditioned used bikes and doing bike repair from my home driveway on BIG GIVE Saturday.

St Paul’s organized a non-perishable food drive for their community collecting a large amount for the local food bank.

OCBC provided donation card packages and potted plants to their community while being entertained with some special music.

Greenbelt hosted a drive-thru drop off event with items for a local food bank as well as two crisis parenting organizations.

The Chapel Ridge Big Give was well received. We handed out 467 $5 Tim Horton’s gift cards plus personalized handwritten notes.

With things opening up in step-one of the Provincial Plan, we were able to do our Big Give mid-June, so members of First Presbyterian Church shopped for, filled and donated 25 Blessing Bags to the Brockville and Area Food Bank. 

Today’s event was another rousing success. The weather was beautiful. Lots of warmth and bright sunny skies.

It was such a lovely day!
We were very excited to prepare and deliver some things: cookies, tarts, Tim Hortons coffee and breakfast sandwiches and we also included a few Scripture tracts.

As a local church (22 Eccles Street) within the Somerset West community, we had been praying about how to bless those in our midst with the love of Christ, especially during this trying time.

This year, we did a socially distanced Donation Caravan around the community with fun cars, costumes and entertainment.

We prepared “Blessing Bags” containing different items for clients of our local food bank. 

The Big Give Team of Glad Tidings Church in Perth,Ont. encouraged our congregation to support a couple of initiatives to demonstrate the radical generosity to our community thru acts of kindness.

The response was excellent from our church family with many volunteers participating over both days and the congregation bringing enough food to fill hundreds of boxes.

One of the special moments for First Baptist Church in Brockville was when a elderly couple arrived at our Big Give and headed straight for the piano.

In the small town of Cobden, ON, population 1000, The Big Give attracted 1500 people who came to the arena where 5 churches host their event together.

St. Andrew’s Christian Church, joined by New Beginning Church, in Rockland hosted The Big Give for the first this year.

Yes the LORD blessed over the top on June 2nd with amazing weather and testimonies of how HE touched people’s hearts. 

We had a great BIG GIVE event: all breakfast food was consumed, and virtually all BIG GIVE clothing, household and especially children’s toys

St. John’s Lutheran cleaned up the ditches along Baskin Drive and Division Street.

What a glorious day it was. Our church gave away in excess of 250 ice cream cones and cups.

At Gateway Church we doubled our crowd from last year. We gave away approximately 478 hotdogs and 150 loot bags and balloons

We prepared for 200 and served in the area of 225 to 240.

We served over 500 hotdogs, 240 cups of coffee, 16 dozen donuts and muffins, plus over 500 beverage bottles (peach juice, OJ, AJ, Water).