YWCA Halifax

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The YWCA Halifax relies on charitable donations and the generous support of our community.

Because of you, we are building economic security, promoting wellness, and creating opportunities for young women, girls, and their families by providing a strong voice and integrated services.

There are countless ways to give but no matter how you give or how much you give, your gift makes a difference.

WAYS TO GIVE

General Donations: You can give monthly, annually or one-time with gifts by using our online donation form

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Gifts on Honour: Have someone you want to pay tribute to? Why not make a gift in their name using our online giving.

Gifts in Memory: Make a gift in the name of family member or loved one online or contact us about establishing a gift.

Estate Giving: Establish a legacy gift in you or your family members name.

Gifts of Stocks or Securities: Please contact Brighid Langill, Director of Philanthropy at b.langill@ywcahalifax.com or 902-423-6162 ext 2225 for more information and to receive our Letter of Authorization.

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You can make a general or campaign specific donation by mailing a cheque or money order made payable to YWCA Halifax:

YWCA Halifax

Attention: Fund Development

358 Herring Cove Road

Halifax, NS

B3R 1V8

*All donations of $20 or more will receive a charitable tax receipt.

In-kind Gifts for Youth & Participants

Examples of in-kind gifts include:

-Gift Cards

-Personal care items

-Bus tickets

-Towels, face cloths, hand towels (new)

-Queen-sized sheets, pillowcases, pillows, comforters, crib sheets (new)

-Dishcloths and towels (new)

-Cleaning supplies, brooms, mops

-Toilet paper and paper towel

-infant onesies, bottles, wipes, diapers (sizes 2 and up)

-Celebration item; boxes of cakes, icing, candles, streamers, celebration signs, blank greeting cards

Women In Supportive Housing (WISH) Apartment Items

WISH provides safe, secure, supported housing to 34 single women. The women at WISH are 19 and older and have experienced homelessness, and have barriers to stable housing.