​COVID Chatbot - this chatbot has a wide-range of info on COVID, including info on finding the closest services, mental health support, staying safe, and CERB qualifications.
​Coursera offers thousands of free online courses.
​Milk Street Cooking School - this online cooking school is offering their courses for free (for a limited time).
Food
​Share the Goods - Canadian-wide, the site connects people who need food, with people who want to help. You provide your contact information, and are matched with someone who wants to provide a one-time food delivery.
​Pop Up Farmers Deliveries - a crowd-sourced spreadsheet of all the Toronto/GTA Farmers that are offering delivery services.
​BlackFoodToronto - this group is helping individuals and families in African, Caribbean, Black Community In Toronto who have been affected by COVID-19 and need support in accessing food.
​Parkdale Community Food Bank - The food bank is currently open regular hours. In support of social distancing, they have suspended the shopping model and are creating hampers for clients that are distributed at street level.
​Scarborough Centre for Health Communities - Currently still operating with pre-packaged boxes/bags on Wed 12:30-3:30pm, Thurs 2:00-4:30pm, Fri 10:30am-1:00pm; Still serving clients with frozen meal options.
​Good Shepherd Ministries - The meal program has been reduced to offer bagged lunches from 2-4pm.
​The Evergreen Centre: Take-out lunch available from 12-2pm, Monday to Friday. Snacks and coffee available from 12-4:30pm, Monday to Friday.
​Covenant House Toronto - Although their on-site drop-in centre is closed, youth in the community are still able to access the food bank and receive bagged lunches/hygiene supplies.
​Massive Doc of Mental Health Resources - a crowd-sourced doc of free/low-cost mental health resources during COVID-19; includes resources around community support, meditation, arts, and therapy.
​Ontario COVID-19 Mental Health Network - a volunteer network of Ontario-based mental health professionals dedicated to supporting frontline COVID-19 workers.
​Jack.Org Youth Mental Health Resource Hub - Jack.org, School Mental Health Ontario, and Kids Help Phone have partnered to bring you all the information needed in one easy-to-access hub so that youth mental health remains top of mind.
​Bliss - Free 8-week online therapy course for depression.
​Adidas Runtastic App is providing 90 days of free premium access to their app, which gives free access to 260+ home workout videos and training plans in all 15 available languages.
A number of fitness studios are offering daily free classes on Instagram TV:
​COVID-19: Mortgage Payment Deferral. Homeowners facing financial stress may be eligible for a mortgage payment deferral up to 6 months to help ease the financial burden.
​List of Toronto Businesses that are Open - Community-based list of local small businesses that are still open, organized by categories (such as Alcohol+Cannabis, Books+Games, etc.), and with links the business URL and delivery options.
​Torkin Manes Legal Resource Center - the law firm has written a number of articles to keep people informed of the legal implications related to this COVID-19 (topics include insurance, real estate, employment, and cannabis law).
​Law Society Referral Service - site for residents of Ontario to request a free 30 minute consultation with a legal professional.
Elderly (65+)
Toronto Seniors Helpline: 416-217-2077
​Friendly Neighbour Hotline - University Health Network’s OpenLab is helping vulnerable seniors by mobilizing volunteers to deliver groceries and other household essentials.
​Operation Ramzieh - The restaurant group, DreamMind, is assembling free food boxes that will be distributed to seniors in Toronto and Ottawa.
Safety for Survivors of Violence
​Victim Services Toronto - All on-scene and/or in-person assistance to victims and survivors is temporarily suspended. Victims and survivors can get help by phone: 416-808-7066. If you reach voicemail, please leave a message. All messages will be returned.
​Coronavirus Tech Handbook- a library for technologists, civic organisations, public and private institutions, researchers, educators and specialists of all kinds to collaborate on an agile and sophisticated response to the coronavirus outbreak and sequential impacts.
​COVID-19 Research Resources Canada - a site for scientists & researchers, that provides access to reagents, equipment, human resources, and expertise.
​Ontario Beer Finder - connects you to Ontario breweries that will deliver, helping you to support independent businesses and stay home.
​COVID Waiting Time - this online map calculates wait times for grocery stores, LCBOs, and pharmacies in Toronto.
​Netflix Party is a Chrome extension that let’s you have long distance movie nights
Donate Your Items or Money
​The PPE Drive - Donate your masks, gloves, goggles, and gowns at Michael Garron Hospital between 7:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
​For Businesses looking to Donate food - Restaurants and businesses that sell food are asked to donate unsold, surplus food through Second Harvest Food Rescue
The Stop - Donate money to provide emergency food to Toronto’s West End
​Building Roots - Donate $5 for 1 fresh food basket, and they will deliver it to isolated people in the Toronto East community, especially Toronto Community Housing.
​Seva Food Bank - Donate Food or Money to Seva Food Bank, which provides safe, nutritious and culturally appropriate food to low-income families living in Mississauga
​Better Toronto Coalition Fund - A site to pool donations with other donors to support organizations on the front lines.
​Good Shepherd - Donate supplies for making sandwiches, toiletries, men’s socks & jocks (new only).
​Presto Card Donations - a group is collecting presto cards to donate to essential workers. If you are an essential worker, you can also sign-up via this link. Donate Your Items or Money​