Benefit Performance to feed the Homeless in the Heart of Toronto at the BLCF Cafe

 

Well, it is that time of year. BLCF Cafe announces that the date for our Fall FUNdraiser is set to October 23, 2019, at 6:30 PM. Support the BLCF Cafe’s cause of serving dinner to Toronto’s homeless and marginalized, right in the heart of the city.

Why not come and invite a friend for an evening of great Bluegrass music performed by Coldwater Roots, who are able to put the FUN into FUNdraising? BLCF Cafe receives no Corporate Sponsorship and receives no Government funding, we depend solely on the generosity of private donors. So, help support a worthwhile cause of feeding the homeless in Toronto by volunteering some of your time or donating to the BLCF Cafe, or better yet do both! BLCF Cafe Community Dinner, 1307 Bloor Street West at Lansdowne Avenue, just west of Lansdowne Station on the Bloor West Subway Line. 416-535-9578 blcfchurch.ca

Feed the Homeless at BLCf Cafe

Cold Water Roots FUNdraiser For The Homeless May 17, 2017

Cold Water Roots FUNdraiser For The Homeless May 17, 2017

BLCF Cafe Community Dinner serves dinner to upwards of 150 homeless and marginalized men, women and children of all ages every Wednesday evening since January 2008. BLCF Cafe receives no government funding or corporate sponsorship, relying on private donations from semi-annual fundraising events. The Blue Grass / Gospel group Cold Water Roots will play a Benefit Concert at the BLCF Cafe Community Dinner on Wednesday, May 17, 2017 between 6:00PM and 8:00PM, (at the dinner). Come and bring a friend, enjoy an evening of music, song, and dinner at the BLCF Cafe on May 17, 2017, at 1307 Bloor Street West, 1 block south and west of the Lansdowne Subway Station (Bloor Line West). Parking available on St. Helen’s, just west of the church. All proceeds to benefit homeless and marginalized guests of the BLCF Cafe, located in the heart of Toronto.

BLCF Cafe was established in January 2008 by BLCF Church and is run solely under the auspices of Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship – BLCF Church. BLCF Cafe Community Dinner serves dinner to over 150 homeless and marginalized people every Wednesday evening,(over 7,500 annually). If you or your group are interested in helping the cause of feeding the homeless in the heat of Toronto, contact us: BLCF Phone: 416-535-9578  BLCF email: blcfcafe@yahoo.ca * BLCF Web Page: http://www.blcfchurch.ca

BLCF Cafe Fundraiser Wednesday May 25 at 6:00 at BLCF.

 

 BLCF Cafe Info Brochure 

Note: 100% of donations go directly to feeding upwards of 150 homeless and marginalized men, women and children at the BLCF Cafe Community Dinner. BLCF Cafe receives no government or corporate sponsorship. Come and support a worthy cause in the heart of Toronto.

 

BLCF Café Fundraiser featuring A Cup of Cold Water to Benefit the Homeless and Marginalized right in the Heart of Toronto May 20

BLCF CAFE Community Dinner Fundraiser at the Café Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 6:30PM in the heart of Toronto at Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship – BLCF Church,  featuring Cup of Cold Water. Join us at the Café and bring a friend. See BLCF Café Info Brochure:

BLCF Cafe Info Brochure

Bluegrass Music to Feed the Homeless in the Heart of Toronto at BLCF Cafe Community Dinner

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Bluegrass Concert on Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 7PM, featuring the talents of ‘A Cup of Cold Water’ in an encore performance. Admission $15. All proceeds go to BLCF Cafe Community Dinner, BLCF Cafe operates every Wednesday evening from 6-8 PM and feeds over 150 homeless and marginalized guests weekly, without any government funding or corporate sponsorship.

Enjoy ‘A Cup of Cold Water’ perform Traditional Bluegrass and Bluegrass Gospel at: Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship- BLCF Church, 1307 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 7PM BLCF is located just 1 block west of the Lansdowne Station, on the south side of Bloor Street. BLCF: 416-535-9578.

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Terry Sywanyk to Perform Benefit Concert to Feed the Homeless in the Heart of Toronto at BLCF

Terry Sywanyk perfoms Concert to benefit the homeless in the heart of Toronto 7PM Saturday April 6 at BLCF

Terry Sywanyk singer/musician of ‘A Cup of old Water’ performs “My Life In Music” featuring selections of Bluegrass, Folk and Popular Music live on stage at BLCF Church on Saturday April 6, 2013 at 7PM at BLCF Church.

Suggested Admission: a donation of $15 (or what you can afford). All proceeds go to BLCF Cafe Community Dinner. BLCF Cafe operates every Wednesday evening from 6-8 PM and serves dinner over 150 homeless and marginalized men, women and children weekly. Operating without any government funding or corporate sponsorship, the Community Dinner relies on fundraisers, private donations and volunteer help to serve over 7,500 dinners a year to those in need.

Why not invite a friend to support the cause of feeding the homeless right in the heart of the Toronto by enjoying Terry Sywanyk live in concert at BLCF Church?

Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship – BLCF Church, located in the heart of Toronto at 1307 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Saturday, April 6, 2012 at 7PM BLCF is located just 1 block west of the Lansdowne Subway Station, (take the Bloor Street West Line), on the south side of Bloor Street West.

Feed the Homeless at BLCF Cafe Community Dinner

Terry Sywanyk

Bluegrass Gospel Benefit by Cup of Cold Water for BLCF Cafe

Bluegrass Gospel Benefit by Cup of Cold Water for BLCF Cafe

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A Cup of Cold Water Benefit Concert on behalf of BLCF Cafe Community Dinner for the homeless.

Thanks From BLCF Cafe Community Dinner

Thanks to the 45 or so who attended the Bluegrass Gospel Concert performance by A Cup of Cold Water. Terry and Lisa demonstrated their wide range of talents by including some Bluegrass,Gospel,Folk, Blues and Country to their repertoire at last Saturday’s Concert. A great time was had by all. And thanks for supporting the BLCF Cafe Community Dinner, helping to feed over 100 homeless and marginalized people, weekly.

A Cup of Cold Water in concert at Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship in support of BLCF Cafe Community Dinner, feeding over 100 homeless and marginalized people every Wednesday.

Terry and Lisa demonstrated their wide range of talents by including some Bluegrass,Gospel,Folk, Blues and Country to their repertoire at last Saturday's Concert.

Toronto Bluegrass Concert featuring A Cup of Cold Water in support of BLCF Cafe

Bluegrass Concert to Benefit Toronto’s Homeless at BLCF Cafe on March 5, 2012 featuring ‘A Cup of Cold Water’

Bluegrass Concert on Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 7PM, featuring the talents of ‘A Cup of Cold Water’ .

Admission $10. All proceeds go to BLCF Cafe Community Dinner, BLCF Cafe operates every Wednesday evening from 6-8 PM and feeds over 100 homeless and marginalized guests weekly, without any government funding or corporate sponsorship.

See ‘A Cup of Cold Water’ perform Traditional Bluegrass and Bluegrass Gospel at:

Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship- BLCF Church, 1307 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 7PM BLCF is located just 1 block west of the Lansdowne Station, on the south side of Bloor Street.

BLCF: 416-535-9578.

Event Information

Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship Church Event Type:  Fundraising
Region: ON – Metro Toronto Area
Location(s): Bloor and Lansdowne, Toronto
Event Date(s): 03/03/2012 – 7PM                                                                                                                                                                                                 Admission: $10

Enjoy Bluegrass Gospel Music at its best as performed by A Cup of Cold Water

Feeding the homeless and marginalized in the heart of Toronto at BLCF Cafe 

Bluegrass Gospel Music Benefit To Feed Toronto’s Homeless And Marginalized At BLCF Cafe

Bluegrass Music Fundraiser to feed homeless at BLCF Cafe Community Dinner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“When you give a dinner or a banquet, do not invite your friends or your brothers or your relatives or rich neighbours, lest they also invite you in return and you be repaid. But when you give a feast, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed, because they cannot repay you. For you will be repaid at the resurrection of the just.”                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            – Luke 14:12-14

BLCF Cafe Community Dinner is funded primarily by personal donations from benefit concerts like that given by Bluegrass Music Duo ‘A Cup of Cold Water’ where 100% of proceeds go directly to feeding homeless and marginalized people at BLCF Cafe. Since BLCF Cafe has opened its doors in January 2008 and on every Wednesday evening has served a warm meal and fellowship in a safe friendly place for upwards of 100 guests. That’s over 5,000 people fed annually. BLCF Cafe was established by Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship – BLCF Church as a means of outreach to the Bloor Lansdowne Community. Since its beginnings, BLCF Cafe, located in the heart of Toronto, has been run under the auspices of BLCF Church, relying upon volunteers for service and donations for funding. BLCF Cafe Community Dinner relies upon neither corporate sponsorship nor volunteer fees or contributions, preferring to rely solely upon the contributions of faithful supporters who share our vision of helping the homeless and marginalized. BLCF Cafe’s Mission Statement:

‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.’ – Matthew 25:40

                                                                                                                                                                                                               Bluegrass Gospel Duo, ‘A Cup Of Cold Water’ Perform To Feed Toronto’s Homeless