Clothing Donation
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‘The war is not near the end’: Around 100 people per day arrive from Ukraine at Calgary airportThe Calgary Catholic Immigration Society has been working hard to support Ukrainians arriving in the city since March, last year.CanadaFeb 18, 2023
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Winnipeg’s Main Street Project in urgent need of donationsMain Street Project is in urgent need of summer clothes donations as its shelves begin to run bare.NewsMay 21, 2021
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Two non-profits see large new shoe donations in SaskatoonThe John Howard Society of Saskatchewan said many of the youth in its care have a passion for basketball and a gift like this goes a long way for their self-confidence.CanadaMay 5, 2021
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Boy, 2, abandoned with note at Goodwill drop-off in MississippiOne person has been arrested in connection with the incident, according to police in Southaven, Miss.TrendingDec 15, 2020
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Lower Mainland Return-It depots to start accepting clothing, textiles in wake of donation bin closuresThirteen depots across Metro Vancouver will accept the clothing, which will be sent to an Ottawa-based company for sorting and donation purposes.CanadaFeb 22, 2019
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‘Fast Fashion’: environmental impacts and what you can do as a consumerOur closets are getting fuller and fuller, but we’re throwing out clothes at a faster rate too. The biggest culprit is fast fashion, combined with our addiction to consume. But what can do you as a consumer?LifestyleDec 20, 2018
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Better Winnipeg: Clothing program expands at homeless shelter but shortage of underwear, socks remainsAfter busting at the seams for years, Siloam Mission's clothing program has moved to a new location. The new space at 309 Logan Ave. is nearly four times larger.Oct 26, 2017
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Quebec-based Hatley sends clothing to Fort McMurray victimsA Montreal-area company that sells clothing is donating about $25,000 worth of garments to the people of Fort McMurray.CanadaMay 9, 2016
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Instead of hanging decorations, some towns hanging donated clothesSome Wisconsin towns have taken to “decorating” public spaces with winter clothing for the needy, a trend which could have roots right here in Canada.WorldDec 3, 2015
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