“Back to School” Program
Working with School Principals to provide the children with the necessary supplies so that ALL students will have the required tools for learning.
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Youth Programs
Youth Group
"Mini"
Music Centre (guitar and keyboard)
Dance and Tutoring
All programs are designed to assist participants in reaching their potential by exploring new avenues of learning and creativity.  

School Food Programs
Working with School Principals to provide the necessary foods for hungry school children. We prepare, package and deliver the food to the schools.  
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Sam Pelc Scholarship Award Program
A program which awards scholarships to deserving inner city Elementary school graduates. The funds will assist with educational needs throughout their high school years.

Training and Supportive Work Programs
Reinforcing welfare recipients with confidence and organized work habits. The goal being to achieve gainful employment for those who are able and to be of service to self and to others for those who are not able.

Youth Volunteer Work Programs
Suspension / Community Work Program
– A cooperative program between High Schools, Parents and Share the Warmth. Suspended students spend their “time out” from school “giving back” through volunteer work.
Volunteer School Programs
– Students have required community hours to work in and to learn about the needs in the community.
Trajet Jeunesse 
– A community hours work program for first time offenders.

Food Bank, “Mobile Food Bank” and Emergencies
Food baskets for families and individuals living in Point St. Charles, Verdun, Little Burgundy, St. Henri and Ville Emard who struggle with poverty, as well as a delivery service for needy shut-ins, emergency baskets are always available.

Second Hand Shop
A “community conscious” shop. Families who struggle with poverty can outfit themselves for very little, as well as receive free clothing when necessary.

New Program
Share the Warmth Sam Pelc Scholarship Awards

“I was humbled this fund carries my name, and hope you will join me in supporting its growth. The more we can raise, the more children we can help! My initial idea with this fund was to help students graduating high school. Meetings with educators and social workers made it clear that there is a critical need for students entering high school. Even in a government funded society, there is a sizable population who cannot afford to support their children with the basic tools they need to complete their high school studies. Some parents are forced to make choices that disadvantage their children. The high school drop out rate in certain areas is too high, continuing the cycle of poverty and social assistance.

Together we can change the future for some of these children. I am very cognisant that I have lived a gifted life, and I have always believed that we must do whatever we can to make a difference.” – Sam Pelc

In June 2007 eight (8) students graduate students from four inner city elementary schools received $500.00 scholarships. These will be renewable every year of high school for a maximum of $2,500.00 per student. This program has been created to assist students in need who have been chosen by their teachers and Principal for their perseverance, effort and positive attitude toward others.

We intend to increase the students receiving the scholarship awards yearly. For Info. Please call 514-933-5599