Andrew Alexander Simone, CM (born May 12, 1938) is a Canadian physician, dermatologist and founder of Canadian Food for Children, a charity which collects funds and food for starving children around the world. He operates an Etobicoke (Toronto) based practice as one of the few walk-in dermatology clinics in the region.

Born and raised in Toronto, he is the son of a Sicilian immigrant father and a French-Canadian mother. He graduated as Doctor of Medicine in 1963 from Queen's University and became a dermatologist in 1968 after specializing at Harvard Medical School.

He was married to Joan Simone née Hoare, an English-Canadian, with whom he had 13 children.

In 1985, after meeting Mother Teresa, he founded Canadian Food for Children.

A fitness enthusiast, Simone has completed four Ironman Triathlons and the Boston Marathon twice.

• 1987: Papal cross, Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice, St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica (Toronto)

• 1997: Doctor of Sacred Letters, Honoris Causa, University of St. Michael's College

• 1998: Christian Stewardship Award, International Catholic Stewardship Council

• 2000: Order of Canada

• 2002: Order of Merit, Religious and Military Order of the Knightly Order of St. Catherine with Mount Sinai

• 2006: St. Anthony's International Award for Solidarity With the Poor

• 2019: Humanitarian Dermatology Certificate of Appreciation, International League of Dermatological Societies

• 2020: Teasdale-Corti Award, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada