Transform our community through your radical generosity.
December 2, 2025
This #GivingTuesday,
we're setting a goal to raise $5000!
Join the global movement and transform your local community by supporting Candace House's wrap-around care
Nurture Hearts
Your generosity will
Candace House provides support for families impacted by homicide - before, during, and after court proceedings - in these key ways:
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Safe and comforting refuge
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Emotional and relational support
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Meal program
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Court & parole accompaniment and system navigation
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Collaborative care, with cultural and spiritual support
Ways to Help:
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Follow us on social media and share with your community!
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Donate money to our Zeffy campaign
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Donate Skip The Dishes online gift cards to info@candacehouse.ca
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Donate Tim Horton's or Subway gift cards
With your support, we hope to raise $5000 this Giving Tuesday. Your contribution, no matter the size, will impact the lives of individuals and families who turn to Candace House during their darkest hours.
"I have seen the lifesaving power of a cup of coffee, a sandwich, kleenex, bottles of water, and snacks — Candace House gives families glimpses of humanity in the face of a system that often lacks it."
— Community support partner
Comfort & Community
Help us provide
Candace House walks alongside individuals and families to provide care and emotional support in the wake of violence, meeting them where they are at.
A safe refuge away from the courts, the act of sharing food together, connecting individuals with resources, elders, and more community support - all help to console and empower victims and survivors through the unimaginable.
In 2025, we have spent nearly 1500 hours working with over 60 families
And the need for support is always growing.
Care for Families
Together, we can
“I found out that first day that they were going to supply us with food. I mean, it’s small... but it’s a really big thing. [It showed] they care. It’s family.
If you have family that come over, you feed them. And that’s part of the whole feeling of comfort.”
- Family survivor