Project Connect Kingston

We have created an official website that will hopefully be more user friendly for finding information about how to donate and about us as an initiative! Check it out here: https://projectconnectkfla.wixsite.com/projectconnect

***UPDATE*** We are so grateful for the donations that we have come in so far! Our first round of donations are being dropped off to our organizations this week. 32 Phones - 7 pairs of headphones - 18 chargers - 3 battery packs - 5 tablets - 1 laptop - $50

For those who don't have phones to donate or live far away but would still like to support the project, there are options for monetary donations which will be used to purchase SIM cards and chargers for the phones that are donated! The organizations are registered charities so you can receive a tax receipt, just indicate in the memo line/message box that you would like the money to be allocated to Project Connect. Here are some of the options: -Interval House: https://www.can...adahelps.org/en/dn/8951 -Dawn House: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/6208 or etransfer [email protected] -Sexual Assault Centre Kingston: https://www.canadahelps.org//sexual-assault-crisis-centre/ These organizations as well as Street Health and Queen's Family Health Team Community Services will also cheques at their locations by mail or by contactless drop-off: -Street Health, 115 Barrack St, Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 -Dawn House, 965 Milford Dr, Kingston, ON K7P 1S2, -Sexual Assault Centre Kingston, 400 Elliott Avenue, Unit 1, Kingston, ON, K7K 6M9

One of the members of our team did an interview today with CTV News Ottawa reporter Kimberley Johnson about this project! The webstory is linked below. https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/queen-s-university-students-ask-f