HOPE worldwide Canada Edmonton Chapter volunteers served both seniors and families in need during Christmas 2020.
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Christmas Donation Drive in Toronto Brings Happiness to Families
Our Toronto chapters held a Christmas charity drive to collect gift cards, toys, hygiene products and clothing for low income families in Toronto.
Join us in Halifax for Christmas Caroling
Our Halifax Chapter will be continuing their Christmas tradition of carolling this year virtually on Zoom. You can also be part of it. See details below: If you would like to participate in the carolling please contact Sanjay at sanjay.thompson@hopewwcanada.org, Marlie Elle at marieelle.charlemagne@hopewwcanada.org, and oceanefscyr@gmail.com at Océane François-Saint-Cyr.
From a Distance: Providing Christmas Cheer for Youth in Need
The Christmas Wishlist provides our community with opportunities to brighten the holidays for young people in care without strong support networks.
Throwback – McNabb Arena Respite, Shower Program in Ottawa
Ottawa volunteers gather donations for Centretown Community Health Centre and the McNabb Arena Respite – Shower program with great success!
Autumn Blood Drives Across Canada
HOPE worldwide Canada has joined the CBS #PartersforLife program! Join us this autumn in our blood drives across Canada
Please Donate Hygiene Essentials
Toronto chapter volunteers need your help in collecting various items for members of our community experiencing homelessness in downtown Toronto.
Giving A helping hand in Toronto
Our Toronto Chapter has recently rolled out a care program to help members of their community experiencing homelessness. Volunteers from the chapter gave out personal care packages on Sunday at Allan Gardens in downtown Toronto. Each package had a selection of essential personal hygiene products, safely packed and sanitized. Thank
Amended Sunday Suppers Program Continues During Pandemic
While over the past three months we’ve been under “stay the blazes home” orders in Nova Scotia, we are now moving towards slowly re-opening our communities and economy. During this global pandemic, the Sunday Suppers has continued to run, albeit in a modified “Take Away” format, as it’s been deemed
Building Partnerships with Local Organizations to Meet Needs
To increase our impact in the local community and beyond, Winnipeg’s Chapter of HOPE worldwide Canada is making a point to partner with local organizations. Thanks to Diane Nickel, a teacher at Leila North Community School and a HOPE worldwide Canada volunteer, we have joined forces with the staff at