Matthew House Ottawa (MHO) has been selected to receive $62,100 from the Ontario Trillium Foundation’s (OTF) Resilient Communities Fund this year in support of improving its capacity to increase and access new sources of revenue.

Matthew House Ottawa’s Executive Director Allan Reesor-McDowell was recognized by the Ottawa Business Journal as being one of the city's 40 Under 40 in 2021.

“The Ontario Living Wage Network (OLWN) is pleased to announce that Matthew House Ottawa, a furniture bank and refugee services charity, has become a certified living wage employer, with all employees earning at least $18.42 per hour.”

Matthew House Ottawa: Furniture Bank was highlighted on CTV News at 6pm, January 11, 2021.

Matthew House Ottawa provides services to refugee claimants, offering them a temporary place to live in Ottawa, Ontario, and access to an established support network as they start their new life in Canada.

Matthew House Ottawa: Welcome Home was selected as one of Canada’s Top 100 Recovery Projects: local projects that help communities not just return to normal — but Build Back Better for a thriving decade. Check out all 100 projects highlighted by Future of Good here http://100recoveryprojects.futureofgood.co/

Great to see Matthew House Ottawa featured in this article on charities adapting in order to continue making an impact in the midst of a pandemic.

Matthew House Ottawa was featured in the Ottawa Business Journal’s 2019 Giving Guide.