Share the Warmth
We are happy to announce this November we will be working in partnership with United Way Elgin Middlesex and the St.Thomas & District Labour Council for our community winter clothing/boot drive. Donations will not only be shared with our residents and clients, but also those from other service agencies within Elgin County.
Donations will be accepted from November 2 through December 4 at YWCA reception located at 16 Mary Street West, St.Thomas.
Items in need for Women, Men & Youth
Gift Cards to Giant Tiger, Superstore, Winners, etc
Cash, cheque, debit or credit card donations
Winter coats, boots, hats, scarves, gloves
Toiletries for holiday stockings
***Please ensure items are new or gently used and clean.***
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