With $10
  • 5 bag lunches for the working homeless
  • 1 day of formula and diapers for an at-risk infant
  • A sandwich and a cup of noodles for 5 street youth
with $25
  • 16 nutritious breakfasts for children who go to school hungry
  • Snow removal services for 4 low-income seniors
  • 1 hour of comprehensive sexuality education to 30 youth
  • 1 hour of homework club for 8 children
with $50
  • 2 hours of referral services to connect individuals and families to a full range of community, social and government services information
  • Nutritious lunches for 16 hungry children
  • 2 youth with a disability to attend a spring or winter day camp
  • 4 street survival packs that include essential items for street youth
with $100
  • 1 hour of education for a family to support their children to their potential
  • A hot or cold meal for 10 seniors, convalescents or people with disabilities
  • 8 days of emergency food hamper for a single parent low-income family
with $250
  • 4 hours of counselling services to enable individuals and families to cope with social, psychological and interpersonal issues
  • 12 weeks of evening Pronunciation & Fluency classes for 2 New Canadian students
  • 8 hours of direct support to families where one or both parents have an intellectual disability
with $500
  • 2 weeks of housing and basic needs for a homelessness youth
  • 3 low-income workers to be outfitted with steel toed boots, hard hats and gloves
  • 72 hours of shelter and on-site basic needs supply for a vulnerable child
  • Two weeks of the Children and Parent Program for 4 immigrant families
with $1000
  • 8-week group counselling for 4 individuals or families to cope more effectively with individual, family and social functioning
  • 15 Immigrant Youth to have the Standard First Aid and CPR training for summer job placements
  • 25 days of safe, secure residential treatment and housing for an individual
  • 6 specialized hospital accompaniments to survivors of recent sexual assault
  • 1 month of housing and basic needs for an Aboriginal homeless youth