We are a multilingual community organization providing Space, Food and Community for residents of Flemingdon Park.
Building Community Through Compassionate Service & Care
Flemingdon Park Ministry (FPM) builds community through compassionate service and care. Our programs focus on bringing people together to break the barriers of isolation and food insecurity. Flemingdon Park Ministry continues to seek out new and meaningful ways to establish connections within our community, and to foster hope and empowerment among those in need.
Languages we speak: English, Spanish, Farsi, Pashto, French
A safe place for women to meet together and build friendships while learning jewelry making, knitting, sewing.
Postponed until 2023. Sorry!
Every Thursdays, residents receive a fresh box of produce!
Flemingdon Park by providing continuous support of our ongoing programs and new programs to create social bonds
Help us fill up our community fridge located at our office
Flemingdon Park Ministry with the great partnership of UHY McGovern Hurley LLP were able to assist this community for many years during tax season
We share over 7,000 pounds of fresh vegetables each season!
We are in partnerships with various community organisations such as Flemingdon Park Health Centre, Humaniti, Flemingdon Food Bank, TNO and many more, to continue and expand our programs for Flemingdon Park residents.
We are an urban farm and market project of Flemingdon Park Ministry.
The Common Table began in 2017 in the hopes of helping to alleviate food insecurity in Flemingdon Park and the surrounding neighbourhood. Church of Our Saviour Don Mills generously gifted use of their land to FPM, and a farm was born!
All of the produce we grow is distributed to families and seniors in Flemingdon Park, many of whom are newcomers to Canada. We are part of a network of agencies and community leaders working to create greater access to healthy, organic food for Flemingdon residents. Together, we are creating alternatives for a more just and equitable food system for all.
“Food insecurity is one of the unpalatable facts of life in Toronto. Being retired and not being in a position to address that with money I am happy to make a small “hands on” contribution. Working directly with the seeds and the soil makes this all the more meaningful for me.”
416-425-1841