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Inspiration from the Lubavitcher Rebbe

Light need not combat and overpower darkness in order to displace it – where light is, darkness is not. A little light will banish a roomful of darkness.
Shabbat to Share

665 Shabbat to Share meals per week

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Food bank

More than 10,000 food baskets distributed monthly

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Cafeteria

More than 403,280 meals served yearly

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LIGHT UP A LIFE

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403,280

hot meals

283,450

main cafeteria meals

36,400

satellite cafeteria meals

44,100

Shabbat to Share meals

16,200

Mobile Cafeteria

20,020

takeout or home delivery meals

129,480

monthly & holiday food baskets

2,500

Passover Seder meals at 10 Montreal locations

2,500

Rosh Hashanah meals at 10 Montreal locations

13,681,860

pounds of food

139,125

items of clothing

2,782

pieces of furniture

Featured News

Award for Excellence in Community Programming

News June 19, 2018

On June 13, 2018, MADA received the “Award for Excellence in Community Programming” from Federation CJA in its Jewish Leadership Recognition Awards category. This award honours a non-profit organization or community program for outstanding achievement. It recognizes superior initiative, quality service delivery and significant impact on the local Jewish community. Any agency, program or organization read More
MADA in the News

News April 17, 2018

CTV Montreal News in March 30, 2018.
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Latest news

MADA is a member of Community Food Centres Canada

November 6, 2018
MADA’s Building is completed!

October 3, 2018
Shabbat to Share: The Weekly Share

September 7, 2018
Shabbat to Share: The Weekly Share

August 10, 2018

Testimonials

What People Say About Us

“G-D bless all of the amazing volunteers especially those who have gone out of their way to help me, as well as the other ones who work so hard in the background.”

Shelley Leibowicz, a MADA patron
“There is a feeling of community in the air that allowed people to interact with one another.”

Etty Bienstock, a longtime community activist and volunteer at MADA
“The essence of MADA is really the way you treat people, the dignity you give to those who receive, to make sure that nobody who comes with a hand asking, feels that they are needy, but instead feels important.”

Samuel Gewurz, MADA board member

CARING AND SHARING FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW

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