First Aid Kit
to Share The Warmth, Share The Hope, our winter giving campaign
by Ryan's Hope
One of the things we do on all our shifts is provide first aid to our friends. A well stocked first aid kit is a must for all of our outreach and peer support volunteers.
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We serve breakfast 7 days a week year round. For $200 you could pay for one morning's breakfast for 100 of our unsheltered and food insecure neighbours
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$50 pays for one Christmas care pack to be distributed to our guests on Christmas morning. Each care pack will come with new socks, gloves, a toque, toiletries, and a few extra treats.
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When you are sleeping outside long underwear are not a necessity not a luxury
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One of our most requested and least donated items
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We can never have enough socks. Wet socks lead to infection and many other preventative medical issues
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These lightweight emergency blankets will help our unsheltered friends stay warm and dry during those cold winter nights
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Hand/feet warmers help keep our unsheltered friends from getting frost bite on their extremities. These are one of our most requested winter items.
We give out water on all our shifts as the weather gets hotter the more water we will go through. Help us keep in stock with this essential item.
A great way for friends to get a good dose of nutrition. Helpful for our friends that are not well or up to eating a meal.
As the weather gets hotter we will be going through more Gatorade. A quick and easy ways for our friends to replenish their electrolytes and stay hydrated.
Our unsheltered friends need ball caps to help keep their heads sheltered from the sun.
Spring is a slushy season full of puddles and wet socks. We can never have enough socks on hand. Dry socks are essential for our unsheltered friends.
A sleeping bag provides a bit of protection from the elements for our unsheltered friends
When you are living outside a tent becomes a home and safe haven, providing protection from the elements. Essential item for our unsheltered friends.
A good tarp can serve so many uses, including shelter, ground cover, protection from the elements for yourself and your belongings. A much requested item in the spring.
One of the things we do on all our shifts is provide first aid to our friends. A well stocked first aid kit is a must for all of our outreach and peer support volunteers.
A fully stocked outreach bag is an essential item for our peer support and outreach workers. $200.00 stocks one bag with all our essential seasonal items for a successful outreach shift.
A good quality backpack allows our unsheltered friends to carry their items and remain hands free.
A cooler backpack helps our outreach volunteers keep drinks and snacks cold while doing outreach in the warmer weather.
