Take a Veteran to Dinner Night

Take a Veteran to Dinner Night Take a Veteran to Dinner Night offers you a chance to personally thank Canada's service personnel -- both active and retired.

Take a Veteran to Dinner Night offers civilians the opportunity to personally thank active and retired members of the Canadian Forces for their service and sacrifice. Civilian hosts are encouraged to buy tickets on the behalf of veterans and then both hosts and veterans gather for a delicious meal and memorable evening at Tudor Hall. COVID-19 has caused us to rethink the event. The result was send

ing care packages to our vets. This initiative happened in 2020 and the response was amazing. The vets loved being remembered in this way, so the care packages are back for 2021.

Lest We Forget
11/11/2024

Lest We Forget

Once again gift boxes are being delivered across the National Captial Region as a small gesture of thanks for those who ...
11/11/2024

Once again gift boxes are being delivered across the National Captial Region as a small gesture of thanks for those who serve and have served this great country of Canada. 2024 marks 17 years of our annual efforts to recognize these amazing men and women. We would like to thank Calian Health & Learning Teams for the ongoing financial support that makes this initiative possible.

As we continue to deliver thank you gift boxes across the National Capital Region, we would like to recognize the artist...
11/12/2023

As we continue to deliver thank you gift boxes across the National Capital Region, we would like to recognize the artistic talents of Sara Jolliffe. Sara, a Grade 7 student at Fisher Park Public School, created this amazing artwork for our vets and we know they are going to love it! We are sending a big thank you to Sara for her kindness and to our sponsors Calian Group and Bayshore HealthCare Ltd. for making this year’s gift box initiative possible!

It was nice to see Mr. John Preece for a short visit while delivering gift boxes this week. Mr. Preece enlisted in July ...
11/14/2022

It was nice to see Mr. John Preece for a short visit while delivering gift boxes this week. Mr. Preece enlisted in July of 1944 and served with The Royal Regiment in France, Germany and the Netherlands. The gift box initiative was made possible this year by the generous support of Bayshore HealthCare Ltd. and Calian Group. Mr. Preece and his partner, Bonnie, have attended Take a Veteran to Dinner Night for over 10 years and we are all looking forward to a return of the in-person event.

We are sending out a big thanks to Bayshore HealthCare Ltd. and Calian Group for their continued support of the gift box...
11/12/2022

We are sending out a big thanks to Bayshore HealthCare Ltd. and Calian Group for their continued support of the gift box initiative. The gift boxes are filled with amazing items from local and/or indigenous-owned businesses. We will finish up deliveries across the National Capital Region in the coming days. We do have a limited number of unassigned gift boxes and if you know a veteran who would like one please email [email protected] with a request.

To the fallen, to those who served and those who continue to serve…we are thinking of you. Lest we forget.
11/11/2022

To the fallen, to those who served and those who continue to serve…we are thinking of you. Lest we forget.

09/09/2022

We are saddened by the news of her Majesty's passing. Her reign saw tremendous change on political, social, technological and environmental fronts. Her grace and strength through it all are unmatched. Our thoughts are with the Royal Family.

12/26/2021

To all those celebrating Christmas today, we wish you the best of the season - given the circumstances. For a second year, many plans to spend time with family and friends were put on hold. Be safe and may 2022 bring us together once again.

Thousands of handmade wreaths, meant for a ceremony to honour fallen servicemen and servicewomen have been stolen. Frien...
12/02/2021

Thousands of handmade wreaths, meant for a ceremony to honour fallen servicemen and servicewomen have been stolen. Friends and volunteers spent weeks making these wreaths.

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6,024 wreaths were to be placed on veterans' headstones this upcoming Sunday. Approximately 3,000 were taken from a rural area just outside of Maxville, Ont. this past weekend.

“We come back early on Sunday morning and out of 5,000 wreaths wrapped, there’s 3,000 wreaths missing. Someone has come and taken an entire load,” says Bob Tessier who, along with his father and others, have been making the wreaths from wild grape vine.
“We’ve been wrapping wreaths for almost two weeks,” he says, “A complete distraught, distracted, shocked moment, to even fathom the idea that somebody would do that.”

STORY LINK: https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/mobile/3-000-wreaths-destined-for-veterans-headstones-in-ottawa-stolen-1.5688009?fbclid=IwAR2xMnkcWlV6ksU59lN5wIzpGnlc0W8LThspwtXNFhIFOBJYzrGAaweksSY

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