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Merci pour tous vos dons pour Resilience Montreal! Nous avons collecté: - 500 $ en espèces - trois ans de produits de nettoyage... - plusieurs sacs de vêtements chauds Un grand merci à Oneka Elements pour le don de gallons de shampoing et de gel douche! Continuons d'aider Resilience Montreal à soutenir la communauté autochtone itinérante: offrez votre temps en tant que bénévole pour Résilience Montréal donnez des vêtements chauds, des produits d'hygiène et de la nourriture Résilience Montréal partagez ce post! Nous sommes tellement reconnaissants pour toute votre aide !! -- Thank you for all your donations for Resilience Montreal! We raised: $500 in cash Three years of cleaning products Multiple bags of warm clothes A big thank you to Oneka for donating gallons of shampoo and body wash! Let’s keep helping Resilience Montreal to support the indigenous homeless community by: Volunteering to Resilience Montreal Donating warm clothes, hygiene products and food to Resilience Montreal Sharing this post! We are so grateful for all your help!! Laura G. Diaz See more

Tedward Quinn - You can help the indigenous homeless community by donating to bit.ly/resicause This will allow Resilience Montreal to keep their doors open and to continue to help this marginalized community with food, rest and health care. Any amount helps and makes a difference!

We’ve collected 260$ out of our 1000$ goal so far! Please donate to bit.ly/resicause to keep Resilience Montreal‘s shelter doors open to help the indigenous homeless community! Who wants to be part of the solution?

Lucia Dong - Most indigenous homeless women came to Montreal to look for medical care, escape from poverty and flee from domestic violence in their home communities. However, they end up being victims of violence on the streets & live in scarcity of resources and no sense of belonging. Resilience Montreal is a new shelter that offers a safe and inclusive place to the indigenous homeless population, in which they can get social and health care and have that sense of belonging. Please donate to bit.ly/resicause and keep their doors open.

Annie Spratt - On this holiday season, give the opportunity to the indigenous homeless community to have a cozy and enjoyable time. Resilience Montreal is looking for a TV to play holiday movies, a popcorn machine, warm clothes and food. Starting on December 1st, they are also accepting open donations for specific items: ... Large and warm winter coats, coffee/ tea/ hot chocolate, stuffing mix/ potatoes, gravy mix, pies/ pie mix/ crust, sodas/ drinks (non-alcoholic), socks/ slippers, new underwear, baked cookies, and/foot warmers, canned veggies. You can drop off any donations at Resilience Montreal (4000 Saint Catherine west) weekdays between 9:00am-3:00pm. If you can, please donate to bit.ly/resicause to keep their doors open.