Socks, Mitts, & Toques for Insite
Donation protected
Hey guys we're deep into the cold rainy (and soon to be snowy) season in Vancouver and could really use warm socks/toques/mitts/rain ponchos and even warm blankets/footwear for everyone stuck out in the rain all day with nowhere to go.
Like last year any donation you make will go to buying bulk at Army&Navy for distribution over the season at Insite Supervised Injection Site (or partner shelters/health services if any extra) in the DTES of Vancouver.
1$ = 1 pair of warm socks
1.45$ = 1 warm toque
1$ = 1 pair of mitts
If you can't make a donation we would also gladly take any pkgs of warm socks shipped to Insite SIS
[Insite: 139 E Hastings St, Vancouver BC, V6A 1N5]
Thank you!
Cheers
Nicole Cragg, RN
Mental Health and Addictions Nurse
NOTE: As a result of your generosity the last two years Insite was able to distribute over:
62 wool camping blankets
580 pairs of socks
310 pairs of mittens
320 winter hats
135 rain ponchos
7 rain jackets and 7 rain pants
to those in need during the rainy/cold season.
And that's not counting the kind donations sent by mail directly to Insite.
Thank you to everyone who helped out. It meant a lot.
Like last year any donation you make will go to buying bulk at Army&Navy for distribution over the season at Insite Supervised Injection Site (or partner shelters/health services if any extra) in the DTES of Vancouver.
1$ = 1 pair of warm socks
1.45$ = 1 warm toque
1$ = 1 pair of mitts
If you can't make a donation we would also gladly take any pkgs of warm socks shipped to Insite SIS
[Insite: 139 E Hastings St, Vancouver BC, V6A 1N5]
Thank you!
Cheers
Nicole Cragg, RN
Mental Health and Addictions Nurse
NOTE: As a result of your generosity the last two years Insite was able to distribute over:
62 wool camping blankets
580 pairs of socks
310 pairs of mittens
320 winter hats
135 rain ponchos
7 rain jackets and 7 rain pants
to those in need during the rainy/cold season.
And that's not counting the kind donations sent by mail directly to Insite.
Thank you to everyone who helped out. It meant a lot.
Organizer
Nicole Alexandra
Organizer