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in person or by mail
In Person: On Bagot St. please enter through the red doors (beside the outdoor lockers) and let the entrance staff know about your donation | Monday –Friday 9:00am – 4:00 pm
(please call in advance to ensure someone is available at 905-728-4664).
By Mail: 66 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, ON, L1H 4G3
(Please make cheques Payable to Back Door Mission For the Relief of Poverty. Tax receipts are provided for all gifts $15.00 and over)
Charitable Registration number #82933 4770 RR0001
(please call in advance to ensure someone is available at 905-728-4664).
By Mail: 66 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, ON, L1H 4G3
(Please make cheques Payable to Back Door Mission For the Relief of Poverty. Tax receipts are provided for all gifts $15.00 and over)
Charitable Registration number #82933 4770 RR0001
Non-Perishable food & Essential items
DROP-OFF LOCATIONS
Back Door Mission: Pantry door on Bagot St. (behind Simcoe. St United Church) 10am-1pm
You can give your donation to volunteers at the pantry door or call ahead at 905-728-4664.
Liz's No Frills: Simcoe & Beatrice Oshawa
Non-perishable donations can be dropped into the big cart just inside the exit of Liz's No Frills.
Back Door Mission: Pantry door on Bagot St. (behind Simcoe. St United Church) 10am-1pm
You can give your donation to volunteers at the pantry door or call ahead at 905-728-4664.
Liz's No Frills: Simcoe & Beatrice Oshawa
Non-perishable donations can be dropped into the big cart just inside the exit of Liz's No Frills.
Food Items:
- Boost/Ensure drinks
- Cereal
- Granola/protein bars
- Coffee
- Canned fruit/fruit cups
- Canned evaporated milk
- Hearty soups and chili
- Canned meat
- Apple sauce
- Juice boxes
Essential items:
- Gloves, scarves, and hats
- Hand/foot warmers
- Snow pants
- Winter coats
- Socks and underwear
- Sleeping bags
- Twin or double blankets (no knitted or bulky comforters)
It takes a village to lift someone up from poverty, addictions, or homelessness.
Here at the Back Door Mission, we like to remind everyone to think big, start small. This means no matter the size of your contribution, you are helping us achieve big goals for countless members of the community. This month we are kicking off our first annual It Takes a Village campaign. Over the next six weeks you will have the opportunity to view our impact through the eyes of our community members. Stay tuned for a new video every Saturday!
How can you help?
To sum it up, what we do takes a village! Will you join our village by donating today?
Unable to donate but still looking for a way to have an impact? Sharing our campaign videos on social media is a great way to help us grow our village too! Like we said: think big, start small! Check out our Youtube channel here.
Here at the Back Door Mission, we like to remind everyone to think big, start small. This means no matter the size of your contribution, you are helping us achieve big goals for countless members of the community. This month we are kicking off our first annual It Takes a Village campaign. Over the next six weeks you will have the opportunity to view our impact through the eyes of our community members. Stay tuned for a new video every Saturday!
How can you help?
To sum it up, what we do takes a village! Will you join our village by donating today?
Unable to donate but still looking for a way to have an impact? Sharing our campaign videos on social media is a great way to help us grow our village too! Like we said: think big, start small! Check out our Youtube channel here.
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Mathew
We would like you to meet Mathew. Shortly after the filming of this video, Mathew was taken from us after his body succumbed to his addictions. Mathew never stopped fighting for his life, and today, he helps us fight for everyone else who is still struggling. Take a moment to listen to his experiences with homelessness, addiction, and the Back Door Mission. |
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Karen Karen shares her experiences with being homeless in Oshawa and how the Back Door Mission outreach team changed her life forever. Behind every story there is a team of people. Listen to Karen's story today. |
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Shaun With every story we feature, there are hundreds more still unheard. This week Shaun shares his experiences with how those who are most vulnerable, are ignored and forgotten. Back Door Mission provides the connection and support our community members are too often deprived of. |
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Keegan Keegan's experience began as a community member seeing individuals suffering and in need. Keegan saw the collaborative service approach of Back Door Mission as an answer to the suffering he witnessed in his community. Listen to Keegan's story and hear how making an impact in the community can change your life. |
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Vithusan
This video features the voice of Vithusan, as he discusses what it is like to live and work in our community as a person of colour. Vithusan saw the need for representation within social and primary care services and knew he could make a difference. David
While Back Door Mission holds no religious affiliation, churches continue to play an active role in supporting vulnerable and struggling members in our community. Please take a moment and listen to Pastor David Moore and his experiences with Back Door Mission. |