👉 The John Howard Society of Southeastern NB has a mission to ELEVATE people, EMPOWER change, and ENRICH our community through a number of programs and services. The JHS SENB helps around 200 unhoused individuals in our area every night so that folks have a safe place to get out of the cold. You can help them help others by donating COATS, HATS, MITTS, SCARVES, BOOTS, SOCKS, TOWELS & BLANKETS for those in need. Shelters are located at 55 Mark Ave and 473 St. George Street. Office location is 15 Flanders Court. Or donate online at https://johnhowardsenb.com/.
helps
to feed hungry people, gives people dealing with homelessness a safe
place to stay, helps addicted people get healthy, and even teaches
skills to help folks get jobs and back on their feet.
-- Here is their Donation Link https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/8056.
-- Here is their Donation Link https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/8056.
-- Donate your time! See HERE.
-- other ways to help CLICK HERE
-- Harvest House Office is at 108 High St
-- other ways to help CLICK HERE
-- Harvest House Office is at 108 High St
-- Or you can give over the phone by calling 506-855-0626
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YMCA Moncton's ReConnect Street Intervention Program helps at-risk
people and people dealing with homelessness. You can give money, gift
cards, hygiene products, and winter gear. For more information,
please call Shannon Barry at 857-0606 ext 2285. CLICK HERE
for more info. One of the big ReConnect fundraisers has been Battle of
the Brains, a fun night of team trivia. Watch for it in March!! (https://moncton.ymca.ca/about-us/contact-us/)
👉 Salvus Clinic on Church Street
helps people who are: 1) unhoused, 2) dealing with poverty, 3)
struggling with mental health issues and substance use, and more. You
can donate time, money, winter clothes, or products to help people. Click their Facebook link or THIS WEBSITE to donate online.
-- The Salvation Army Moncton Community & Family Services Facebook: (https://www.facebook.com/SAMoncton?fref=ts)
👉 Any church would either accept donations of winter wear or know of local charities who are grateful for donations. For a big list of local churches click HERE
-- Here's a list of other Maritime locations: (https://salvationarmy.ca/maritime/home/locations/new-brunswick/)
👉 St
George's Anglican Church in downtown Moncton serves more than 2000
meals monthly. People use their shower facility more than 200 times per
month, and their laundry facility more than 150 times per month. St
George's also distributes warm clothes to people who spend their days in
the cold with no place to go. This all happens because of donations of
time, money, or goods. Here is some info they sent us last year... In
the past, the St George's Breakfast Program gladly accepted donations
of cans of coffee, tetra pack orange or apple juice, and sugar. Donation drop-off locations are:
1) St. George’s Anglican Church, 51 Church St, in Moncton, Monday to Friday from 8a to noon,
2) Dolphin Village Specialty Foods, 93 Dawson St in Dieppe,
3) Riverview Jean Coutu, 483 Coverdale Rd.
Etransfer a donation marked “OUTREACH” to office@stgeorgesmoncton.ca.
Mail or drop off a cheque or cash to 51 Church St, Moncton, NB. E1C 4Z3.
1) St. George’s Anglican Church, 51 Church St, in Moncton, Monday to Friday from 8a to noon,
2) Dolphin Village Specialty Foods, 93 Dawson St in Dieppe,
3) Riverview Jean Coutu, 483 Coverdale Rd.
Etransfer a donation marked “OUTREACH” to office@stgeorgesmoncton.ca.
Mail or drop off a cheque or cash to 51 Church St, Moncton, NB. E1C 4Z3.
-- St. George's on Google Maps (51 Church Street). Office hours are Mon to Fri from 8a to noon.
-- Their Facebook is (https://www.facebook.com/St-Georges-Anglican-Church-632045103662227/)
👉 Any church would either accept donations of winter wear or know of local charities who are grateful for donations. For a big list of local churches click HERE
