Soup Sisters is taking our popular soup making events online with the help of some of Canada’s most notable chefs, so we can 'keep the soup flowing'!

For every ticket sold to The Virtual Pot online event series, Soup Sisters will deliver 4 lbs of delicious, comforting soup to a local shelter in your area. In the past decade thanks to our growing community, we have delivered over 2.5 million servings of delicious and comforting soup to agencies across the country and we have no plans of stopping!

Join top chefs in live online cooking classes, to make their favourite soup recipes. Simply purchase your ticket, and we’ll send you a grocery list to prepare for the class. On event day, you’ll login to the live Zoom class and

get cooking!

You can keep the soup all to yourself or deliver to family, friends and neighbours in need of a Hug in a Bowl. Our team will then deliver 4 lbs of soup made in

our commercial kitchens to a shelter in need thanks to your ticket purchase.

Private Events are scheduled by request only and require a group minimum of 30 devices.

Public Events can be joined by soup-makers from East to West.

With each participant registered for a Soup Sisters virtual event we will deliver a

family size (4 lb) bag of delicious soup to a shelter in your local area.

Soup Sisters delivers 180+ servings of soup per event

to agencies in need across Canada!

Together we can impact food insecurity

during these difficult times.



Since the onset of Covid-19 Soup Sisters has delivered fresh, heat & serve soup

to over 100,000 people in need.

We are so thankful for the incredible support we continue to receive from Soup Sisters despite the barriers presented by COVID-19.

Not only are you helping to feed our families in shelter, but you are sustaining our hard-working and dedicated

staff at the shelter.

Words cannot fully express how uplifting it is to know that your commitment to

Willow Place is steadfast.

Willow Place, Winnipeg

The majority of young people at The Doorway are food insecure.

Soup Sisters freezer full of soup gives our young people the security of knowing there is always a big, hearty, healthy meal for them.

They are very grateful for the food hampers they receive from other services, but food hampers often lack nutrients and can’t meet food preferences and dietary needs. Soup Sisters ensures their soups are loaded with vegetables and protein. It fills their hearts and their bellies.



The Doorway, Calgary

When you’re afraid and alone, confused and overwhelmed, sometimes what you need most is something simple, a small kindness, an uncomplicated gift, a wordless sign that somebody, somewhere, has you in their thoughts.

Each time a shelter resident sits down to a hot bowl of homemade soup, they receive a message of encouragement, compassion, and reassurance that renews their hope and determination when they desperately need support.

Kelowna Womens' Shelter, BC

Our most vulnerable neighbours have been hit particularly hard by COVID-19. We have seen our regular clients; but what has been most eye-opening is the number of people we are serving who have not sought out our help in the past – an indication of “close to the edge”.

“We are all in this together;” and your kindness and generosity is a shining example of how we have all pulled together in response to this unprecedented crisis. 

Carlington Place, Ottawa

We are forever grateful to the Soup Sisters for donating delicious soup for the families at WINGS. Many of the women who live here struggle to put food on the table for their families, and being able to give their children a fresh, easy, and nutritious meal really makes them feel good. 

We are so thankful that Soup Sisters found an innovative way to continue to provide their soups to us and to other charities in need through this pandemic. Thank you Soup Sisters!

WINGS, Edmonton

We are so grateful to have received soup for our youth housing program. 

Our first client arrived to sign his lease and move in and we heated up soup and made bannock for this youth that had been homeless for many years. 

He was so happy to walk into the building to the smell of hot soup and bannock. He said it made him feel like home. Miigwech (thanks) for helping this young person and many more feel like they are home!



Triveri House, Calgary