Your donation here will fund our groceries, adopt-a-meal program, holiday dinner, grocery gift cards and initiatives like Cup of Comfort, our Milk Program and treats. 

Your donations here will support our ability to provide warm winter coats, hats and mittens, cozy pyjamas, warm socks, fresh underwear and other clothing-related needs.

Your donations here will go toward personal care items like shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant and toothpaste, along with items like razors, shaving cream and feminine care products.

Our facilities support 106 individuals every night of the year. Your donation here will go toward bedding, sheets, pillows, bath towels, face cloths and other household linens.

Gift cards are one of the most versatile and helpful things we can provide those we serve. Donations here go towards the purchase of gift cards that can be redeemed for a cup of coffee or a small treat, toward groceries, personal care items and more. The independence these gift cards provide is invaluable.

Your donation here will go toward the purchase of items that are needed in our facilities that contribute to the comfort of the shared environments (furniture, patio sets, fridges, etc.) as well as smaller household items for those in our residential facilities (lamps, personal storage, kettles, etc.)

Your donations here will go toward crafting supplies, small personal electronics like wrist watches and phones, shared devices like laptops, and communal items like televisions and streaming subscriptions.

Your support here will go towards the costs that are incurred in providing safety and rest to the 106 individuals we serve, 365 nights of the year.

Adopt a holiday meal. We serve a turkey dinner for all 106 people staying with us at Christmas. Please help us cover the cost of food.

Treat someone to a nutritious meal. We easily spend over $100K annually providing meals to those we serve in our facilities and your support is crucial in our work to relieve food insecurity for our guests and tenants.

Treat someone to a ride home. We are always in need of bus tickets. Help us purchase some for the 106 individuals who stay with us each night.

Treat someone to a hot beverage. A cup of coffee or tea may be just the thing someone needs to better face the challenges, warm body and spirit, and connect with others. That’s why we have free coffee and tea available to everyone at our six facilities and in our drop in Housing Hub.

A variety of crafting & art supplies are needed for our guests. We're often asked for everything from adult colouring books and markers to craft kits and paint-by-number. We'll use this money to purchase a variety of supplies to keep at each facility. Arts & Crafts

Treat someone to a comfortable nights sleep. 

Metro Turning Point, our emergency shelter for men, is in desperate need of twin sized blankets. Treat someone to a fresh new blanket today. 

Quality cotton bath towels are needed for all six of our facilities. Housewares

Quality cotton face clothes are needed for all six of our facilities.

Women's sweatpants and leggings are needed for the guests at Barry House. 

Men's & women's underwear are always needed. Apparel

Socks are always needed! 

We need to stock up on winter jackets at our two emergency shelters. With reduced beds, if we have to turn someone away in the cold months we like to at least provide them with warm clothing. We also need coats for the guests staying with us. Apparel

Giftcard for a haircut in Halifax for those we serve in our residential facilities.

Donations to this fund go toward providing hair care products for all hair types and textures, hair dye, shampoo and conditioner and simple styling products.

An always needed item that means so much to a person’s well-being and dignity. A $10 gift helps provide personal care items including soap, body wash, shampoo & conditioner, styling products, deodorant, razors & cream, hair clippers, and feminine pads & tampons.

Self care is extremely important when trying to regain your independence and make that transition from crisis back into the community. Personal Care

A sweet treat is appreciated by those staying at our residential and transitional facilities.

Headphones allow guests in our residential facilities to access/listen to their electronics more privately. 

Two laptop computers are needed for Sir Sandford Fleming House. This wish has been broken out into 14 - allowing for 14 people to contribute to the full cost of this item. Thank you.

We would like to purchase "day planners/organizers," so we can hand them out to the individuals staying with us. Our guests, residents and tenants are all trying to transition from crisis back into the community. Assistance from a day planner will help them regain some control.

We want to purchase simple digital watches for our tenants at The Rebuilding. The residents at this facility don't have the luxury of smart phones and struggle to regain their independence. Something this simple could make the world of difference. Apparel

Belts are needed for guests at Metro Turning Point and tenants at Herring Cove Apartment. The stress of not having a permanent home often results in weight fluctuation. Apparel

A cozy sweater is especially appreciated this time of year, by everyone we support in our facilities. Apparel

Athletic sweatpants, with elastic waist, needed for Metro Turning Point and Herring Cove Apartment. Apparel

Guests at our facilities like Barry House are in need of cozy pajamas for the winter.

Cozy slippers needed for our guests at Barry House and residents at Nehiley House.

Long underwear is needed for layering under winter clothing. We can give these to our guests staying at both Barry House & Metro Turning Point.

Warm winter gloves are needed. Apparel

We need to stock up on winter boots at our two emergency shelters. With reduced beds, if we have to turn someone away in the cold months we like to at least provide them with protection from the elements. Apparel

Cozy men's hoodies for the tenants of Herring Cove Apartments.

Sleep masks are extremely helpful for those staying at our emergency shelter facilities.