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Hope Cottage Christmas Turkey Drive
Help us make a glorious turkey meal this Christmas. DONATE HERE
With your generous donations, The Friends of Hope Cottage supply all of the turkey for Christmas dinner and then some. In addition to the Christmas Meal, we like to fill the freezer with meats for the cold months of January through April.
We are grateful to all our supporters and volunteers, especially the kindness and generosity of the Delta Halifax who cook and deliver the cooked turkeys to Hope Cottage each Christmas.
There are Many Ways You can Help Us Help Others.
Your funds and your time are equally valuable to us. Check our Events page to find activities to participate in that will assist us financially. Gather a group of friends and contact us about preparing food donations.
When you need a gift for the person who has everything, a donation in the recipient’s name is a gift that keeps giving.
Occasionally we accept donations of clothing and toiletries but we do not have a lot of storage for these items (new clothing and travel sized toiletries preferred). Finally our Donate button is always available to you. Thanks in advance for your generosity.
Click the button below to go to the Canada Helps donation page for Hope Cottage.
Looking for Christmas ideas to give Hope Cottage and its client’s a helping hand this year?
Here are a few:
We always appreciate coffee, miracle whip, sugar packets, can meats for sandwiches, fold lock sandwich bags, small chickens, hamburger, stew beef for homemade soups.
Gifts – hats, gloves, scarf’s, deodorant for men and women, shaving cream, razors, and socks. Gloves are a great need at this time of the year.
Anything will be greatly appreciated. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone!
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