All For One

Debbie must convince Montreal's Italian community to come together to complete a massive renovation in only five days for a woman who is the heart of their community. Up against World Cup and some very opinionated volunteers, Debbie will need more help then even the nuns can provide.

North Preston, Nova Scotia, home to the oldest African-Canadian population In Canada, is known to outsiders as a town riddled with crime and poverty. But the truth is that North Preston is a supportive, tight-knit, church-going community where neighbours help each other on a daily basis.

In each episode, Debbie Travis visits a different Canadian town or city where she surprises the locals with plans for a stunning home construction project as a reward for an unsuspecting community hero. What the community doesn't know - is that Debbie is on her own. She has the plans, the supplies and the know-how but there is no big team of professionals to do the job.

Debbie is determined to help out the hero's charity, 'Walls Of Hope'. With a team of dedicated female volunteers, Debbie sets off to find some construction workers who are willing to pose for a calendar wearing nothing but their tool belts.

The Muskoka region in Ontario is known as cottage country for the rich and famous. Debbie visits the town of Huntsville in the heart of the region where the population jumps from 18,000 to 60,000 in the summertime. As the local year-round residents try to step-up to give back to their community hero who runs the struggling local soup kitchen and food bank.

Debbie visits Canmore, Alberta, at the foot of the Rockies, to honour an unsung hero for his commitment to mentoring local youth in a town where the core group of volunteers is stretched thin. Though Debbie has the materials and the plans for his massive home renovation project, she is not doing the work.