3rd Quarter meeting 2020
Our winner this quarter was Lionhearts which helps facilitate the logistics required for lionhearted businesses to safely and efficiently donate their products to local organizations who are doing the front-line work to support disenfranchised citizens in our cities.
2nd Quarter meeting 2020
Our winner this quarter was Girls, Inc. which helps focus on the development of the whole girl. She learns to value herself, take risks, and discover and develop her inherent strengths. The combination of long-lasting mentoring relationships, a pro-girl environment, and evidence-based programming equips girls to navigate gender, economic, and social barriers, and grow up healthy, educated, and independent. Informed by girls and their families, we also advocate for legislation and policies to increase opportunities and rights for all girls.
1st Quarter meeting 2020
Our winner this quarter was Youth Diversion Program which helps youth overcome challenges by: Providing individualized services to divert youth from risk; providing both intervention and prevention services; and, working collaboratively and in partnership with youth, their families, other agencies and our community.
4th Quarter Meeting 2019
Our winner this quarter was Family & Children Services, Tree of Hope which continues to support local residents with their basic necessities of survival such as food, shelter, clothes, beds, toilet paper, etc.
3rd Quarter Meeting 2019
Our winner this quarter was Pathways to Education Kingston who empower high school youth in North Kingston with tools to succeed in school, work and life. A part of Kingston Community Health Centres. Here are their plans for our donation:
Technology upgrade for programs $5000: (ideas: Chromebooks, IPads, VR headset/program, sound bar, charging stations). Our current fleet of refurbished computers were donated to our program in 2011. We’ll purchase new computers with your support.
Food for programs $1000: We now serve dinner instead of just snacks at tutoring. We have over 120 student visits to our two tutoring sites per week!
Grade 7&8 outreach $1000: We traditionally only support high school students. This year we’ll support grade 7 & 8 classes at Molly Brant and St. Francis of Assisi schools.
GRAD Connector $2000: Some students need extra support to get back on track. Our GRAD Connector is creating life skills based classes where students will earn high school credits through experiential learning to build tangibles skills like financial literacy.
Pathways leadership academy $1000: We have students that are in leadership roles in our program. They advise our work and even sit on hiring panels. We will take these students on a wilderness retreat to hone their leadership skills.
Our winner this quarter was Lionhearts which helps facilitate the logistics required for lionhearted businesses to safely and efficiently donate their products to local organizations who are doing the front-line work to support disenfranchised citizens in our cities.
2nd Quarter meeting 2020
Our winner this quarter was Girls, Inc. which helps focus on the development of the whole girl. She learns to value herself, take risks, and discover and develop her inherent strengths. The combination of long-lasting mentoring relationships, a pro-girl environment, and evidence-based programming equips girls to navigate gender, economic, and social barriers, and grow up healthy, educated, and independent. Informed by girls and their families, we also advocate for legislation and policies to increase opportunities and rights for all girls.
1st Quarter meeting 2020
Our winner this quarter was Youth Diversion Program which helps youth overcome challenges by: Providing individualized services to divert youth from risk; providing both intervention and prevention services; and, working collaboratively and in partnership with youth, their families, other agencies and our community.
4th Quarter Meeting 2019
Our winner this quarter was Family & Children Services, Tree of Hope which continues to support local residents with their basic necessities of survival such as food, shelter, clothes, beds, toilet paper, etc.
3rd Quarter Meeting 2019
Our winner this quarter was Pathways to Education Kingston who empower high school youth in North Kingston with tools to succeed in school, work and life. A part of Kingston Community Health Centres. Here are their plans for our donation:
Technology upgrade for programs $5000: (ideas: Chromebooks, IPads, VR headset/program, sound bar, charging stations). Our current fleet of refurbished computers were donated to our program in 2011. We’ll purchase new computers with your support.
Food for programs $1000: We now serve dinner instead of just snacks at tutoring. We have over 120 student visits to our two tutoring sites per week!
Grade 7&8 outreach $1000: We traditionally only support high school students. This year we’ll support grade 7 & 8 classes at Molly Brant and St. Francis of Assisi schools.
GRAD Connector $2000: Some students need extra support to get back on track. Our GRAD Connector is creating life skills based classes where students will earn high school credits through experiential learning to build tangibles skills like financial literacy.
Pathways leadership academy $1000: We have students that are in leadership roles in our program. They advise our work and even sit on hiring panels. We will take these students on a wilderness retreat to hone their leadership skills.
2nd Quarter Meeting 2019
Our winner this quarter was "Well Suited". Patrick Murphy's presentation covered their Mission and won the day: Well Suited promotes the economic independence of men in need by providing suitable attire and career development tools. We also provide job-readiness and essential life-skills that help them enter the workforce, stay employed and become role models for their families and communities. Please make your cheques payable to "Dress For Success" with the memo line "Well Suited."
Our winner this quarter was "Well Suited". Patrick Murphy's presentation covered their Mission and won the day: Well Suited promotes the economic independence of men in need by providing suitable attire and career development tools. We also provide job-readiness and essential life-skills that help them enter the workforce, stay employed and become role models for their families and communities. Please make your cheques payable to "Dress For Success" with the memo line "Well Suited."
1st Quarter Meeting 2019
ITS A TIE! For the first time ever our charity selection vote ended in a tie. The 2 selected charities will share the quarter's donations. Thanks to our members Gary Hayes, Andy Thomas and Jeff Stafford for their charity nominations. The winners were Kingston Salvation Army Family Services and Happy Tails Farm Sanctuary. Congratulations to both charities.
ITS A TIE! For the first time ever our charity selection vote ended in a tie. The 2 selected charities will share the quarter's donations. Thanks to our members Gary Hayes, Andy Thomas and Jeff Stafford for their charity nominations. The winners were Kingston Salvation Army Family Services and Happy Tails Farm Sanctuary. Congratulations to both charities.
4th Quarter Meeting 2018
Our 4th quarter charity winner is "Kingston Youth Unlimited." Our member Ralph Rushton spoke about what this program has done in our city for the last 25 years, assisting at risk youth/teens, and providing them the necessary resources and community to feel safe & loved as they progress into adult leaders.
Our 4th quarter charity winner is "Kingston Youth Unlimited." Our member Ralph Rushton spoke about what this program has done in our city for the last 25 years, assisting at risk youth/teens, and providing them the necessary resources and community to feel safe & loved as they progress into adult leaders.
3rd Quarter Meeting 2018
Our 3rd quarter charity winner is "St. Andrews Presbyterian Church." Our member Alex Druskis provided a very heart felt speech and won the votes. St. Andrews provide hot meals for those in NEED on Sunday's (AKA Sunday Suppers or Special Meals) and is one of the few places in the city that does so. It's open to both men and women and they are in desperate need of a new kitchen. The City has recently come in and closed down the kitchen, saying that it is not to standard to serve food to the public. The program is based on all volunteers, with no government funding. Another thing to note: Other local organizations that benefit throughout the week from the use of St. Andrew's kitchen include, Kingston Street Mission and The Mess.
Our 3rd quarter charity winner is "St. Andrews Presbyterian Church." Our member Alex Druskis provided a very heart felt speech and won the votes. St. Andrews provide hot meals for those in NEED on Sunday's (AKA Sunday Suppers or Special Meals) and is one of the few places in the city that does so. It's open to both men and women and they are in desperate need of a new kitchen. The City has recently come in and closed down the kitchen, saying that it is not to standard to serve food to the public. The program is based on all volunteers, with no government funding. Another thing to note: Other local organizations that benefit throughout the week from the use of St. Andrew's kitchen include, Kingston Street Mission and The Mess.
2nd Quarter Meeting 2018
Congratulations to RKY Camp, a year round residential summer camp and outdoor center.
Congratulations to RKY Camp, a year round residential summer camp and outdoor center.
1st Quarter Meeting 2018
Chuck Dowdell, Executive Director from Kingston Literacy & Skills accepts the 1st Quarter cheque of $10,000 from 100 Men Kingston members Paul Cregg, Brad Revell, Marco DiPietrantonio and Rob Colangeli. Congrats to KL&S and it's our pleasure to help reach your fundraising goals. For more information on KL&S, please visit their websitehttps://klandskills.ca/
4th Quarter Meeting 2017
Congratulations to the Kingston chapter of the Canadian Mental Health Assocation.
3rd Quarter Meeting 2017Our 3rd quarter meeting tonight at The Grizzly Grill was a huge success! The winning charity was Habitat for Humanity Kingston Limestone Region. HFH is another outstanding recipient doing big things in our great city!
https://habitatkingston.co
2nd Quarter Meeting 2017
Our 2nd quarter charity winner, Kingston 4Paws Service Dogs was presented with our 100 Men Kingston cheque at city hall! This local organization continues to make an enormous impact in our city with their great vision and training programs. These professionally trained service dogs are used for a variety of situations. From people with autism, PTSD and mental health issues to seizure response dogs, Kingston 4Paws has training programs that work with their clients needs. For more information, please visit their website http://kingstonservicedogs.ca/ We are thrilled to be able to present this well deserving charity our group donation!!! As they grow to accommodate more clients, they will need your continued support!
1st Quarter Meeting 2017
Club Church Ministries board of directors Travis Blackmore, Dawn Blackmore, Corrie Abrams and Jeremy Dawe accept the $11,400 cheque from 100 Men Kingston members Max Sadlowski, Brad Revell, Marco DiPietrantonio, Rob Colangeli, Greg Stevenson and Jeff Stafford.
4th Quarter 2016
We're very proud to announce our group total of $10,500 to Partners in Mission Food Bank from our November 28th meeting. Thanks to our members Vinnie Rebelo & Dan Irwin for their nominating efforts. This came at such an important time of year for this incredible Kingston based organization.
3rd Quarter 2016
We are all so proud to be involved with such a powerful and selfless group of men in our city. We're ecstatic to announce that we have hit our goal of raising $10,000 from our last meeting September 19th. The winning charity was Youth Unlimited-Teen Mom program. This program assists teen mom's and their children by providing mentoring and professional counseling services as well as administering life's basic necessities. Very inspiring work by Ralph, Betty, Lisa and volunteers at Youth Unlimited.
2nd Quarter 2016
Big thanks to our member Mark McDonald for his effort from our May meeting. $8400 was raised toward Canadian Mental Heath Association - Kingston. Well done Mark!
1st Quarter 2016
Congratulations to Hockey Helps The Homeless (Kingston Youth Shelter & PROKids) for winning the votes at the meeting Monday night at The Grizz! Thanks to our member Greg Campbell for the nomination!
4th Quarter 2015
We're thrilled to announce that $8400 was raised toward Martha's Table from our November 100 Men Kingston meeting. Thank you to our member Gordon Skinner for nominating and speaking to the group about this important organization to the city of Kingston. In the picture, we have committee member Greg Stevenson presenting the cheque to Tina Malm of Martha's Table. Thank you to our members for their contributions. As a group, we're really looking forward to doing great things in 2016. Merry Christmas and have a great holiday!!! — at Martha's Table.
3rd Quarter 2015
Vikki Keith (left) the well known marathon swimmer who set 16 world records, accompanies two swimmers, Chris Sergeant Tsonos (far right) and Abi Tripp (inside right), as the receive a donation today at The Kingston Frontenac's game from Brad Revell (inside left) of The 100 Men Kingston Organization for $7300 raised at the last meeting held in September. The aforementioned duo are Y Penguin members who represented Canada at the Para Pan Am Games in Toronto this past summer. Chris won Bronze and Abi, who is only 14, placed 4th in a number of her events.
2nd Quarter 2015
So proud we were able to deliver $8700 today to The Adult Special Services Fund Kingston General Hospital. Way to go Men!
1st Quarter 2015
$7,500 delivered to a very deserving group of people today. 100 Men Who Care Kingston is proud to have supported The Transplant Advocate Association. Learn more at www.transplantadvocateassociation.ca
4th Quarter 2014
Donation of $7,200 donated The Jerome Taylor Memorial Salvation Army Hamper Fund. Thank you 100 Men Kingston!
3rd Quarter 2014
We just delivered $4,100 to the Kingston Youth Shelter!
2nd Quarter 2014 (Our first meeting!)
Well, what a wonderful start to our group! Very happy to say that we delivered our first donation today of $1,000 to Almost Home Kingston. Thank you guys and look forward to hearing more about our next meeting in the early fall with more new members.
Almost Home Kingston is an absolutely amazing organization. Please connect with them on FaceBook and on their website http://www.almosthome.on.ca and support them if you can. After visiting today it brings home how important and how wonderful this place is.
There is a huge Spring Wish List that they have. If you can please contact them or us and see how you can help.
Well, what a wonderful start to our group! Very happy to say that we delivered our first donation today of $1,000 to Almost Home Kingston. Thank you guys and look forward to hearing more about our next meeting in the early fall with more new members.
Almost Home Kingston is an absolutely amazing organization. Please connect with them on FaceBook and on their website http://www.almosthome.on.ca and support them if you can. After visiting today it brings home how important and how wonderful this place is.
There is a huge Spring Wish List that they have. If you can please contact them or us and see how you can help.
