Medal
Count
4
Gold
5
Silver
6
Bronze
Great Achievements Start with Strong Roots
At Farm Boy, we believe every big dream—whether starting a new passion, nurturing a community, or inspiring a future champion—begins with strong roots.
Age:
16
Sport:
Hockey
Team:
Nepean Wildcats
Hometown:
Ottawa
Sophie is a 16-year-old hockey player for the Nepean Wildcats who has returned to her sport after a four-year absence due to cystic fibrosis.
Now, she seeks to continue playing at the post-secondary level and use her journey to inspire other young athletes with chronic illness.
Her story reflects the core values of perseverance and passion that the Feed The Dream campaign seeks to honour.
Age:
13
Sport:
Volleyball
Team:
Niagara Rapids Vortex
Hometown:
St. Catharines
Quinn is a 13-year-old volleyball player for the Niagara Rapids Vortex who is committed not only to his sport but to his community through volunteer initiatives, civic engagement, and community leadership.
Quinn embodies the campaign’s commitment to “Community & Experiences,” showing that athletic dreams grow strongest when rooted in giving back.
Proudly Supporting
Canada’s Olympic Heroes
Get to know two Canadian Olympians representing the very best of grit, passion, and homegrown goodness.
Long-Track Speed Skating
Hometown:
Ottawa, ON
Age Started:
7 years old
Specialty:
3000M, 5000M, and Mass Start
Ivanie Blondin is a Canadian long-track speed skater born in Ottawa, Ontario, who has carved out a reputation as one of the world’s best in the mass-start event.
A three-time Canadian Olympian, she’s won gold in the team pursuit and silver in the mass start at the 2022 Beijing Games. Blondin’s journey began on a backyard rink in Ottawa before joining a club in Gloucester, and later transitioning to long-track racing.
Over her career, she has earned multiple World Championship titles in mass start and consistently topped the World Cup circuit. Her unique race strategy and relentless drive have made her a fan favourite on the international stage, and her roots in Ottawa continue to inspire athletes across Canada.
Ice Hockey
Hometown:
Burlington, ON
Age Started:
8 years old
Specialty:
Defence
Renata Fast is a Canadian women’s hockey defender who shines on both the national and professional stage.
A two-time Olympian, she won silver with Team Canada in 2018 and gold in 2022. Fast brings her experience and leadership to playing a foundational role in the growth of women’s hockey in Canada.
Hailing from Burlington, Ontario, Renata grew up playing for her local girls’ hockey club and developed as a multi-sport athlete, also excelling in volleyball, basketball, track, and snowboarding.
Off the ice, she invests in the future of the game through her Renata Fast Hockey Camp, nurturing young girls’ passion for the sport.
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Enjoy Your Winter Adventures with
Farm Boy
Whether you’re hitting the slopes, lacing up for a skate, or out on the trails, there’s one thing every winter warrior needs: a warm, hearty meal waiting at home.
At Farm Boy, we offer fresh locally-made pasta and
in-house crafted sauces that deliver big flavour, simple prep, and the perfect comfort after a chilly day outdoors.
Here are five standout products that deserve a gold medal on your dinner table.
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us on social media
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Every young athlete deserves the chance to chase their dreams.
Applications for this year’s Grant are now closed. Check back in March when we announce the winners.
We’re awarding two grants valued at $10,000 each to provide Ontario youth with the support they need to chase their sporting dreams.
Every young athlete deserves the chance to chase their dreams.
We’re awarding two grants valued at $10,000 each, to provide Ontario youth with the funds they need to chase their sporting dreams.
Medal
Count
4
Gold
5
Silver
6
Bronze
Great Achievements
Start with Strong Roots
At Farm Boy, we believe every big dream—whether starting a new passion, nurturing a community, or inspiring a future champion—begins with strong roots.
Age:
16
Sport:
Hockey
Team:
Nepean Wildcats
Hometown:
Sophie is a 16-year-old hockey player for the Nepean Wildcats who has returned to her sport after a four-year absence due to cystic fibrosis.
Now, she seeks to continue playing at the post-secondary level and use her journey to inspire other young athletes with chronic illness.
Her story reflects the core values of perseverance and passion that the Feed The Dream campaign seeks to honour.
Age:
13
Sport:
Volleyball
Team:
Niagara Rapids Vortex
Hometown:
St. Catharines
Quinn is a 13-year-old volleyball player for the Niagara Rapids Vortex who is committed not only to his sport but to his community through volunteer initiatives, civic engagement, and community leadership.
Quinn embodies the campaign’s commitment to “Community & Experiences,” showing that athletic dreams grow strongest when rooted in giving back.
Proudly Supporting
Canada’s Olympic Heroes
Get to know two Canadian Olympians representing the very best of grit, passion, and homegrown goodness.
Long-Track Speed Skating
Hometown:
Ottawa, ON
Age Started:
7 years old
Specialty:
3000M, 5000M, & Mass Start
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Ivanie Blondin is a Canadian long-track speed skater born in Ottawa, Ontario, who has carved out a reputation as one of the world’s best in the mass-start event.
A three-time Canadian Olympian, she’s won gold in the team pursuit and silver in the mass start at the 2022 Beijing Games. Blondin’s journey began on a backyard rink in Ottawa before joining a club in Gloucester, and later transitioning to long-track racing.
Over her career, she has earned multiple World Championship titles in mass start and consistently topped the World Cup circuit. Her unique race strategy and relentless drive have made her a fan favourite on the international stage, and her roots in Ottawa continue to inspire athletes across Canada.
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Ice Hockey
Hometown:
Burlington, ON
Age Started:
8 years old
Specialty:
Defence
Instagram:
Renata Fast is a Canadian women’s hockey defender who shines on both the national and professional stage.
A two-time Olympian, she won silver with Team Canada in 2018 and gold in 2022. Fast brings her experience and leadership to playing a foundational role in the growth of women’s hockey in Canada.
Hailing from Burlington, Ontario, Renata grew up playing for her local girls’ hockey club and developed as a multi-sport athlete, also excelling in volleyball, basketball, track, and snowboarding.
Off the ice, she invests in the future of the game through her Renata Fast Hockey Camp, nurturing young girls’ passion for the sport.
Medal-Winning
Flavours!
Satisfy your cravings with products worthy of the podium.
Enjoy Your Winter Adventures with Farm Boy
Whether you’re hitting the slopes, lacing up for a skate, or cheering on Team Canada, there’s one thing every winter warrior needs: a warm, hearty meal waiting at home.
At Farm Boy, we offer fresh locally-made pasta and in-house crafted sauces that deliver big flavour, simple prep, and the perfect comfort after a chilly day outdoors.
Here are five standout products that deserve a gold medal on your dinner table.
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with our Colouring Sheet!
Stay connected & follow
us on social media
Get the latest Farm Boy
inspiration and special offers!
Every young athlete deserves the chance to chase their dreams.
Applications for this year’s Grant are now closed. Check back in March when we announce the winners.
We’re awarding two grants valued at $10,000 each to provide Ontario youth with the support they need to chase their sporting dreams.
Every young athlete deserves the chance to chase their dreams.
We’re awarding two grants valued at $10,000 each, to provide Ontario youth with the funds they need to chase their sporting dreams.