We take care of each other.

No matter how small your actions may feel,
they are part of something bigger.

Together we can make the biggest impact.
Together we can change a young person’s life at that moment they need us most.
We can because we take care of each other.

Our match ended on June 30. Thanks to the Wubs Family Foundation, every donation was matched up to $100,000.

Every gift has an impact.

Over 80% of our funding comes from community, including donors like you.

Every donation made has a tangible impact on youth we serve. No matter the size, you are creating a better world for youth in our community.

You can change a life.

Your gift ensures that a young person can get off the streets and break the cycle of homelessness. You provide them with:

$8 provides a warm meal for a youth.

A meal is more than food on a plate. A meal is:

An opportunity to connect with other youth and trained staff

A feeling of comfort and belonging

A chance to rely on a routine and feel safe

$68 provides two nights of care for a youth.

A bed is more than just a place to sleep. It’s:

Security for a youth who may not have experienced that feeling for a long time

A place to rest and recover

A chance to start hoping and dreaming of a better future

$208 provides art supplies for one month.

Art is more than just creating. It’s:

Self-expression

A way for youth to begin healing by sharing their feelings in a safe environment

A place for youth to connect with others like them and encourage each other

What is the story you want to tell?

Every gift has an impact, every donation has a story to tell.

Andrew
Teel

Giving back to youth who remind him of himself.

Maureen and
Ian Morrison

Honouring a brother and supporting a community.

Wubs
Foundation

Leading by example

Thank you to the Wubs Family Foundation for matching donations until June 30 and showing us what happens when we care for each other.

You can still make a difference!

Together, we take care of each other, and together, we create brighter futures for youth.

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