Hilariously Generous. Love in Action. Transforming Our Community, One Story at a Time.

Hilariously Generous. Love in Action. Transforming Our Community, One Story at a Time.

Who We Are

Love Army Lindsay is a movement of ordinary people doing extraordinary acts of kindness through radical generosity, practical service, and genuine community care.

What We Do

Love Army Lindsay is about people coming together, serving together, and demonstrating that when love moves from words to action, communities are strengthened, lives are touched, and hope grows.

Share Your Stories With Us…

At Love Army Lindsay, we believe stories matter. Every act of kindness has the power to inspire others, so we celebrate and share stories of hope, generosity, transformation, and community impact. These stories remind us that even small acts of love can create a ripple effect that changes lives.

Love In Action

Hilariously Generous. Love in Action. Transforming Our Community, One Story at a Time.

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Kawartha Lakes Pregnancy Centre

“Kawartha Lakes Pregnancy Centre is a Christ-centred organization providing life affirming support and education to anyone experiencing challenges related to pregnancy or pregnancy loss.”

-Kawartha Lakes Pregnancy Centre, Mission Statement

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Stories

  • Love Army Lindsay is about people coming together, serving together, and demonstrating that when love moves from words to action, communities are strengthened, lives are touched, and hope grows.

    - Our Story

  • I had just come out of the mall after closing and jumped into my vehicle to get out of the rain. The night was dark, so when I turned on the lights, I noticed a young woman struggling to deal with a flat tire. Several cars had passed by without anyone offering assistance. With my wife beside me, we pulled up to her and asked if we could help. It was clear she was struggling as she received instructions from her husband, who was on the phone. We got out of the car, got the flat tire off and put the spare on in a matter of minutes. The fear and anxiety lifted off this individual, and her husband was very thankful for the help. It only took a few minutes in the dark and rain to help someone out in their distress. I'm glad we took that time to help.

    -W.B.

  • I went to visit someone who had been in an accident. I gave a donation to help with gas for medical appointments to a hospital in Toronto.

    -S.E.