This year Redefine Twenty is teaming alongside activist Nanook Gordon to collect donations to send to remote Northern Indigenous communities. Nanook Gordon is Inuvialuk, non-binary from Inuvik, Northwest Territories and has been organizing Feeding Canada for the past 5 years.  The goal is to send as many donations as possible to families with children, food banks, hunters and elders. Food costs have always been extremely expensive in Northern Canada. Due to the remote location of these communities, it becomes very difficult for Indigenous communities to access resources and the basic necessities like food. Buying grapes for $28 and cauliflower for $13 has become an unfortunate norm. In 2012, more than one-half (52%) of Inuit in Inuit Nunangat aged 25 and over lived in a household that experienced food insecurity in the previous 12 months. No one should have to starve due to high prices of food, especially during a pandemic. We are kindly urging you to donate whatever you can! Take a look at our donation list below and please DM us to set up a pick-up/drop off time! If you are unable to donate a physical donation, we also are accepting MONETARY donations which will cover shipping costs ($100 per box). Nanook is committed to supporting and uplifting their community and the Redefine Twenty community is here to help.

Monetary donations are most ideal and will allow for our team members to safely procure donations! All proceeds will go to donations and to cover shipping costs! Thank you for your generous donation!

Last day to donate is: November 28th, 2020


We will be accepting the following as donations:

Pencils 
Markers
Crayons
Erasers
Diapers
Notebooks
Pencil cases
Baby clothes 
Baby formula
Toys *small and light*
Vitamins (unexpired)

Donation Box Locations:

Omnes (Hamilton)

191 King St E, Hamilton, ON L8N 1B3


Common Sort (Toronto)

444 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1X8

760 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1H7

1414 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6K 1L9


SOL Kensington (Toronto)

15 Kensington Ave, Toronto, ON M5T 2J8


Redefine Twenty 
Redefine Twenty is focused on centering and sharing voices that are often marginalized. By working alongside individuals and organizations doing the groundwork, we hope to build a sustainable community focused on compassion, humility, and the desire to learn, unlearn, and grow.


You can follow us on Instagram and Facebook @REDEFINETWENTY

Visit our website www.redefinetwenty.com 



Nanook Gordon


Nanook Gordon is Inuvialuk, non-binary from Inuvik, Northwest Territories who has been residing in Toronto for the past 18 years. Nanook started the arts at the age of 3 when they joined TaeKwonDo. They went on to win 3x National Champions and studied weapons such as swords, nunchucks and staff. Nanook is passionate about the cultural resurgence of Inuit and Indigenous tattooing and arts.  They are also a professional silkscreener and designer providing important images for Feeding Canada to raise funds as well as support other Indigenous artists in their endeavours.  Nanook recently founded another important initiative called Toronto Indigenous Harm Reduction, where they have provided critical health support and access to ceremony to vulnerable community members during the current global pandemic. Nanook is committed to supporting and uplifting their community.


You can follow Nanook on Instagram @NANOOKFAREAL


Thank you for your kind donation!