The Guesthouse Shelter
522 Elizabeth Street L4R 2A1 Midland, ON, Canada

Gooood morning This chilly Thursday morning we are #thankful for being able to expand our services & assist even more individuals in the North Simcoe area during this pandemic This second lockdown has really tested us all. It's not been easy for any of us, whether you are a RN at the local hospital, a parent navigating new learning techniques, a single person stuck inside with no supports to reach out to, or able to work from home and learn a whole new routine, it's safe t...o say we've all experienced a roller coaster of emotions this year. Unfortunately, the reality of being disconnected to multiple services, dealing with constant road blocks and possibly leaning on unhealthy coping mechanisms is the every day reality of our Guests, not just during the pandemic. We greatly miss being able to see all of your wonderful & unique selves, and we miss the sense of community we once had within our shelter walls. YOU were the ones who made it a community, and TOGETHER we will rebuild that community once we can do so safely. In the mean time, you can lend your support by sharing this post, talking about what homelessness means in your community and how you can help end the stigma greatly attached to anyone experiencing homelessness. DONATE, LIKE & SHARE to show your community support!! #CNOY #Feb2021 #coldestnightoftheyear #getinvovled #inthistogether #homelessness #itstartswithus #midland

Today marks 30 days until we participate in a Canadian wide effort to help end homelessness. Last week we had the pleasure of having a past colleague come by and take some candid shots of us. It was really nice to get outside & throw some snowballs around in honour of a wonderful cause. We are looking for YOUR support! Join us in the fight to end not only homelessness but the stigma unfairly attached to it.... By signing up to participate and walk, together in spirit, we can help crush the stigma that follows so many. But it first starts with you. A warm heart, for all those cold hands out there Visit www.cnoy.org/midland Song used in video: its alright by mother mother #cnoy #2021 #itstartswithus #communitysupport #inthistogether #midland #tiny #tay #jointoday

Are you TEAM CAPTAIN material?! Do you love getting involved in your community? How about lending a helping hand to those in your community who need it most? If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you should sign up www.cnoy.org/midland to participate in walking for a cause! We can't wait to see you (virtually of course!) ... #communitysupport #inthistogether #TGHS #theguesthouse #midland #penetang #tay #tiny #homelessness #CNOY21

This year we have made the decision, in the best interest of each and every one of you lovely souls, to make Coldest Night of the Year 2021 a completely VIRTUAL event. What does this mean?!? Well, it means that we are unfortunately going to miss out on seeing each one of your bright smiles & cheerful spirits, BUT it also means we are keeping each other as safe as we can. And that folks, is LOVE! ... CNOY this year will solely focus on raising two things: 1. Social awareness surrounding homelessnesss 2. Raising funds to help support the people in our community who are experiencing homelessness this year Record your "Coldest Night" walk and tag us :) We'd love to see your favourite walking trails! We would LOVE it if you (yes, YOU!!) considered "walking" with us this year! Spread the word, invite your friends and challenge your colleagues to get involved too!

It's that time of year again. We are now accepting clean, gently used winter items of any size or gender to donate to our local Guesthouse. Clean out your clo...sets, save on a new winter coat and help us keep our community WARM this season. Please share this post and help us make this Coat Drive a great success again this season. Thank you in advance for your continued support. We appreciate YOU.

Happy #ThankfulThursday to our lovely community!! This weeks thank you goes out to Mr. Jim Moreau who donated 18 pumpkins to our staff and client's on Hallowee...n! We greatly enjoyed being able to spend some quality, fun time together carving pumpkins and eating some delicious candy this Halloween!! #theguesthouseshelter #givingback #ThankfulThursday #communitysupport #pumpkins #halloween2020

THANKFUL THURSDAYS! We have decided that with all of the wonderful donations we've been receiving lately, that we should dedicate a WHOLE day a week to thanking those who show us such awesome support! Today for our first feature, we would like to send a big thank you to the wonderful Jennifer McConnell of FreshBaked who donated the yummiest baked good treats for our clients!... #communitycare #communitysupport #supportlocal #freahbaked #theguesthouseshelter #thankyou #nonprofit

We want to send out a BIG thank you to Subway Canada in Penetanguishene, Ontario for there wonderful donation of Subway subs last week!! Our clients were so thankful & excited for the yummy treat! #communitycare #communitysupport #workingtogether #pandemic2020 #givingback #foodsupport #homelessness #supportlocal

We are looking to hold a fun, COVID friendly activity on FRIDAY OCTOBER 30th, 2020 for both our Guests & our wonderful team! If you or someone you know have the ability to donate 15-25 pumpkins to us, please contact Katie @ 705-427-7693

Ever wondered what 800lbs of potatoes looks like? Look no further! The Township of Tiny On-Call Firefighters made a donation of over 800lbs of potatoes to T...he Guesthouse Shelter in Midland. The food will be provided to families in need and prepared for the shelters meals. The Guesthouse Shelter in Midland provides food and shelter within a safe environment for those in need. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic the shelter has had to pivot, like many local businesses. For more information on changes to services at the Guesthouse Shelter visit the website: http://ow.ly/11EH50BXMQQ Pictured from left to right: Steffen Walma, Deputy Mayor, Firefighter, Nathan Sykes, Chief Executive Officer, The Guesthouse Shelter in Midland, and Haley Piitz, on-call Firefighter. #spreadkindness #communitysupport #givingtuesday ***This donation was made possible by an anonymous local farmer in the Township of Tiny.

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A huge THANK YOU to Black Light Investigative and Surveillance Services for their initiative in this generous project! What a giving community we are a part of. Thank you!

TGHS has been working in combination with Black Light Investigative and Surveillance Services during the pandemic to continue to create a safe environment for o...ur community. They have generously donated their time on Halloween Night to pick up any canned good donations, so make sure to call them & let them know where to stop by!! Thank you for any and all support! #communitysupport #COVID19 #halloween #trickortreat #supportlocal #givingback #allinthistogether #homelessshelter #homelessness

This week is National Volunteer Week, and we couldnt be happier to celebrate our amazing team of volunteers. Our volunteers do so much! Whether its generously providing a prepared meal, serving food to our community members, or fundraising for our organization our volunteers are truly a big part of the important work we do here at the shelter. Our volunteers haven't been here for a while now, and we miss you! Things arent the same at TGHS without you! We can't wait until... we can see you again. We are thanking our volunteers this week (and always) for the incredible care, generosity, dedication, and kindness they share with the shelter and our guests. Were fortunate to have such a great team thank you for all you do! <3 #NVW2020 #NationalVolunteerWeek #VolunteerAppreciationWeek #VolunteerAppreciation #Volunteers #WeLoveOurVolunteers #CheersToVolunteers #VolunteersAreAmazing #TGHSVolunteers #CommunityWork #CaringCommunity #NorthSimcoeCounty #StrongerTogether #WeMissYou #ThankYou

How do you #StayHome if you dont have a home?! Please LIKE and SHARE!!! COVID-19 is extremely challenging for everyone. Even more so for those experiencing homelessness in our communities. We are encountering a huge surge in requests for service. ... At the moment, we are experiencing a 144% increase in clients accessing our services, and 88% increase of access to meals! We are providing service to more of our community members than we ever have in TGHS history. We want to thank the community for the continued support as we work for those most in need in North Simcoe. #COVID19 #StayHome #Homelessness #NorthSimcoeCounty #ThankYou #CaringCommunity #CommunityAction #CommunitySupport #CommunityOutreach #EssentialWorkers

Thank you to Aimee Piech & family for their wonderful donation of yummy foods to help us keep everyone's bellies full as the colder weather approaches!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is so generous, and we are very thankful for this community support! Please LIKE & SHARE!!!

We would like to send out a huge THANK-YOU to the Gbay Gals Give for their wonderful donation to TGHS!! #givingback #thankyou #helpingthehomeless #homelessness #homelessshelter #COVID19 #midland #ontario #communitysupport #community

Happy October!! As we welcome the month of October we also welcome the changing of seasons, the bright coloured leaves and the gift of giving! COVID-19 hit us all hard, with some more then others. We understand that times are rocky and financially you may not have much to give, & that's okay! ... If you can't financially assist, you can help us by sharing this post so it can reach everyone in our community!! How cool would that be?! Or maybe you have some cans/non-perishables sitting on your back shelf that you just aren't using and aren't sure what to do with them? Bring them to us!! **as long as they are not expired!!** Are you looking for a great way to help out people in your community and have some extra funds laying around?! We would love it if you considered donating to TGHS! Here are some of our most sought out items: - meats/poultry - bread products - cans of soup/stew/veggies/etc.. - granola bars THANK YOU ! #communitywork #communitysupport #TGHS #midland #penetang #townofmidland #giving #thanksgiving #homelessness #october #homelessshelter #COVID #COVID19

Story time <3 The kindness of our community is ASTOUNDING. At Christmas time last year, our organization was touched to receive over 70 bags and purses filled to the brim with necessary items and goods for our guests. This special donation was organized by a very caring young girl in our community. Our guests loved the bags, and our staff team was so humbled and touched by Camerons generous actions. ... Today, we are thanking Cameron and her family once again! In one hour, they managed to collectively fundraise 950 dollars for our organization! Thats impressive! They are the epitome of kindness and community action, and their generosity ensures that we continue to prepare and deliver nutritious meals to our guests in this time of need. THANK YOU to Jenn and her daughters Cameron and Maddy for sharing your hearts with The Guesthouse Shelter and our guests. We are so fortunate to be a member of this community, and we appreciate this support immensely. Thank you <3 #Fundraiser #Donations #ThankYou #CommunitySpirit #CommunityAction #Outreach #Midland #NorthSimcoeCounty #Homelessness #AllInThisTogether #Solidarity

Sandwiches, soups, and smiles. SSL Jason has been busy today preparing lunches and meals for our community members. After the meals are completed, our staff head to the frontline to distribute the food and support our guests. #TGHSBehindTheScenes #Community #CommunityOutreach #NorthSimcoeCounty #CommunitySpirit #Midland #Support #ThankYou

Today, and every day, we honor those who lost their lives, their culture & community, and forever changed the trajectory of their lives, as well as that of their families to residential schooling. We stand with you. We see you. We honor you. ... And we pledge, as leaders, colleagues, friends & family to continue to carry the torch and to pass it on to our young so that they too know about the tragedies that occurred, a short time ago, here in Canada and that although residential schools are not in operation any longer, the stigma and racism is still very much present. #orangeshirtday #communitycares #communitysupport #theguesthouseshelter #IndigenousLivesMatter #everychild

The Midland COVID-19 Assessment Centre opened today. It's in the Cedar Room at the Chigamik Community Health Centre at 845 King St. Unit 3, in Midland. The clinic assessments are by appointment only. Click the link below for more details on how to access an appointment.

How to help a friend who is struggling with thoughts of Suicide: * Don't minimize, invalidate, or brush off their feelings * Listen - really listen & create a judgment free space * Be their advocate if they need it ... * Ask them what THEY need & do that thing * Encourage self-care & taking care of basic needs * Spend time with them & be present * Let them know they aren't a burden to you * Help them create a crisis plan together or with someone they feel safe with If you believe a friend is in imminent danger of hurting themselves, please seek professional help immediately (calling 211 can be a great resource to help point you in the right direction) #communitycare #theguesthouseshelter #TGHS #communitysupport #homelessness #suicidalawareness

Hello Community, As our service operations have transitioned, we have found ourselves in need of disposable masks. We use disposable masks as a protective measure when visiting clients off-site, distributing meals, and completing community outreach. It is essential for our staff team to use whatever precautionary tools are available to keep everyone safe and healthy. Our guests are vulnerable individuals, many with pre-existing health concerns, if they fall ill, they will ne...ed them too. At this time, we would be so happy to accept any donations of disposable masks. Please call the shelter at 705-527-4111 if you have any to spare. Thank you so much for thinking of us. We hope you're staying healthy. <3

To our volunteers and stakeholders: We wanted to take a second out of the day to make sure we are keeping you informed with what has been happening at the Centr...e as well as what our immediate future looks like. These are unprecedented times that call for unprecedented measures. We have been focused on keeping everyone safe by providing our staff and participants the opportunity for proper social distancing as well as establishing proper hygiene protocols. However, looking forward to what might face us, we have decided that a proactive approach is the best way to try and minimize the impacts of the COVID19 pandemic on our participants as well as on our community. As a result, March 19th we decided that the best course of action is moving our operations temporarily into a local motel for our most vulnerable as well as providing tent, tarps and sleeping gear for those who are living rough then we are brining food to their locations through outreach. This ensures that people experiencing homelessness can properly self-isolate, as recommended by health officials. At the motel we have staff providing 24/7 support and we will be increasing our outreach efforts in the coming days. We have been working closely with the County of Simcoe and our other shelter partners on this solution, and have the support of the County of Simcoe in navigating these difficult times as they have committed financial support to make sure we can still be operational as well as provide appropriate safety measures required to help flatten he curve of this pandemic. We thank the County leadership and staff for recognizing the the urgency in this situation and assisting us to take the necessary action to ensure our homeless population continues to be served, supported and protected through these extremely challenging times. We apologize to our volunteer and other stakeholders for not having this information out to you before the move. We assessed that we had a lack of social distancing space in our 88 Mulcaster Hub that created a imminent risk and as the situation in the province escalating we decided yesterday afternoon that we needed to act fast. To our amazing volunteers, please check your emails as we will have updates soon of what this looks like for volunteering moving forward. We will continue to use our 88 Mulcaster location to prep meals to go to the motel so we will still need your help. If you are on a volunteer meal shift please still come to help if you are able and if you are on a overnight shift and would still like to help please email us at [email protected] and we will send you the address. Outreach is still meeting at the Centre and running as usual. Please stay tuned and thank you for your patience. We will have staff onsite at 88 Mulcaster to provide information and direction as well as accept donations. Please accept our apologies in advance if you are not getting through on the phone line as we have been receiving a higher number of calls then usual. I personally want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their support and assure all that together we will get through this. We have the absolute best staff and volunteers in the world and I am honoured to work with them. We are a strong community, and we have seen that time and time again. We do this because everyone has value and noone should be left behind during this unpredictable time!!!! Be safe everyone!!!!! Sara Peddle Executive Director

Dear Community, The Guesthouse Shelter would like to thank you so much for your continued support as we navigate an ever-changing social dynamic. We have been heeding all government-encouraged directives regarding social distancing, and have adjusted our daily services as required in an effort to keep healthy our registered guests and the vulnerable community members who access our programming. Initially, we temporarily placed on hold the duties of our committed volunteers, r...estricted in-kind donations, and limited public access to the building by suspending our daily community meal services instead offering one daily meal-to-go for those in need between the noontime hours. However, the situation continues to evolve and we have implemented further service modifications to impede the impacts of COVID-19. The Guesthouse Shelter has been working collaboratively with The County of Simcoe, Social and Community Services Division and other social service agencies in the area on determining the safest course of action for our guests, staff, volunteers and community members moving forward. Effective today, Monday March 23rd 2020, all registered guests staying at The Guesthouse Shelter have been placed in temporary motel accommodations offsite from 522 Elizabeth Street. Moving our guests to a safe and secure location offsite allows guests the ability to self-isolate if needed. Additionally, guests can freely practice social-distancing requirements, something not always easily attainable within a confined shelter environment. This is a decision being replicated throughout our communities, at the direction of The County of Simcoe. Our staff team, in partnership with other providers, will deliver meals and comprehensive outreach to our registered guests and vulnerable community members. Community members can access a lunch-to-go every day between 12:30PM and 1:30PM outside our doors at 522 Elizabeth Street. The building itself is temporarily closed to the public. We will require some extra helping hands preparing and packaging food in the coming days. If you are a TGHS Volunteer, please look out for future communications from our team on opportunities and ways to help. If you would like to help us prepare food for a few hours at the shelter, please email Emily at [email protected]. Thank you to EVERYONE during this trying stretch. One step at a time, we will get through this together. Thank you. The Guesthouse Shelter team

We all seem subjected to rapid changes among COVID-19. It hasnt been easy for our team to navigate these new and ever-evolving challenges. During times of adversity, one thing that has remained true to us is the generous and genuine care of our donors. We want to say THANK YOU to each and every single one of you. We thank you for the surge of online donations, gift cards, food items and take-out containers although our services are changing rapidly, we will continue to off...er service. Thank you so much, once again. <3 Community tenacity, empathy, and strength will get us through this tough patch together. The Guesthouse Shelter Team #COVID19 #CommunityCare #CommunityAction #Empathy #Donors #Donations #CommunityWork #NorthSimcoe #Midland #Penetanguisheune #SocialServiceAgency #Homelessness #ThankYou

Please see this communication release from the Town of Midland.

Over the past few days, we have received many inquiries from our generous community members asking how best to contribute to the shelter during this provincial state-of-emergency. We are SO thankful to you! Thank you for caring about North Simcoe County's most vulnerable community members. During times of uncertainty and hardship, it warms our hearts to know we're a part of such a caring community. <3 Please see below for the shelter's current needs. If you would like to help... us or have an idea to contribute, please don't hesitate to message Emily Guesthouse on Facebook or Emily at 705-528-1096 ext. 206 for more information. Friends and community partners, please feel free to share. Thank you <3 #Covid19 #CommunityAction #CommunityCare #Donations #WeAreInThisTogether #SocialDistancing #Solidarity #NorthSimcoeCounty #Midland #Penetang #Homeless #Homelessness #HousingFirst

Good Afternoon Everyone, Due to the current health risks our centre is CLOSED until further notice, effective immediately. Its also with heavy hearts we regret... to inform everyone that this years 20th Annual Traditional Pow Wow has been rescheduled for September 11th & 12th, 2021. We will update everyone if there are any changes. Miigwetch!

What is social distancing?

The shelter continues to remain open during this time. We currently have registered guests staying with us. In an effort to encourage social distancing, public access to the building has been temporarily limited. We continue to provide a bagged lunch daily between the hour of 12:30PM to 1:30PM, while quantities last. We are actively working with government officials to determine the best course of action moving forward. We will share more information with you as we learn mor...e information. Please share this communication. Thank you. The Guesthouse Shelter team #SocialDistancing #Covid19 #CommunitySolidarity #CommunityAction #Solidarity #WeWillGetThroughThis

"Food will be provided to the general public once per day. Bagged lunches will be offered to-go from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. daily. Distribution will happen out of the locker area at the shelter."

SERVICE UPDATE!!!

In a time full of anxiety, fear and unknown; we as a community must pull together and be strong. We must help our Seniors who may be unable to get out to get t...he essentials needed. That is why we have proudly teamed up with Midland Canadian Tire to HELP SUPPORT OUR SENIORS. If you know of a Senior, 70 or older, who cannot get out and needs the essentials please let us know by pm or email [email protected] and we will help them out. See more

Hello community, Please see The Guesthouse Shelters statement on COVID-19. Understandably, we have had to make several adjustments to our daily programming and services as we continue to monitor and assess this ongoing situation. Lets stick together and stay healthy! ... We are in this together. Thank you for your cooperation.

Are you passionate about community and connection? Would you like to make a difference? Did you know that a quarter of North Simcoe County's homeless population live in our community of Midland?... The Guesthouse Shelter & Community Hub is looking for several motivated, kind, and friendly individuals to join our Volunteer Team! Our volunteers like having fun and creating positive change while supporting the individuals in our community who are impacted by hunger and homelessness. We would love to meet you! Please contact Emily, Program Support Worker for more information. Friends - please share far and wide! #TheGuesthouseShelter #Volunteers #VolunteerRecruitment #VolunteersAreAwesome #VolunteersWanted #Midland

What a fantastic success! We would like to say a huge THANK-YOU to every single person who supported The Guesthouse Shelter and The Waypoint Centre for Mental Health in the Coldest Night of the Year campaign. We had a beautiful, sunshine-filled walk on Saturday afternoon. Thank you to our wonderful donors, sponsors, and volunteers. The kindness and dedication you shared with us helped to raise over TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS! How impressive. When we look out for one another in our communities, amazing things happen. <3 <3 <3

Tomorrow is the COLDEST NIGHT OF the YEAR! We are part of one special community! Thank to you all our amazing staff, volunteers, community partners and sponsors! When we look out for one another, fantastic things happen. <3 #CNOY #ColdestNightoftheYear #CNOYPenetang #CommunityEvents #Fundraiser #ForTheHungryAndHomeless

Thank you SO much :D #CNOY #ColdestNightOfTheYear #CommunityPartners #CNOYPenetang

If you find yourself driving by Central North Correctional Centre today, give these awesome people a big honk! They are bravely hanging outside for 24 HOURS in support of The Coldest Night of the Year. Way to go, guys! #CNCC #CNOY #CNOYPenetang #Penetanguishene #CommunityEvents #Fundraising #RaisingMoneyForTheHungryAndHomeless... Please join us on Saturday and walk with us in #CNOYPenetang :)

The Guesthouse Shelter would like to say a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our fantastic CNOY sponsor Nick Boudouris. We are wishing you all the best today and in the upcoming year ahead! #CNOY #CNOYpenetang #TheColdestNightoftheYear #Penetanguishene #Fundraiser

HEY EVERYONE WANT TO DO SOMETHING GREAT FOR YOUR OWN COMMUNITY!!!! Come on out to THE COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR 2020 and help raise money for The Guesthouse Shelter and Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care. Two amazing charitable organizations serving hungry, homeless, and hurting people in our community. Please join our family-friendly walk on February 22, 2020 HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ... ROUTE START AND END POINT: The Brian Orser 61 Maria Street Penetanguishene, Ontario Times 3 pm - Registration opens 4 pm - Opening Ceremonies 4:15 pm - Walk begins (all distances) 5 pm - Registration closes 5 pm - Meal service begins 7 pm - Route closes, meal service ends Yummy Food on Event Day: Between 5:00 and 7:00 pm a warm, light meal will be served to all walkers and volunteers. REGISTRATION: All walkers must check-in at registration upon arrival which will be inside the Brian Orser Hall Registration type Children 0-10: Free Youth 11-17: Fundraise a minimum of $75 or pay registration fee Adult 18+: Fundraise a minimum of $150 or pay registration fee Registration Fee: $25 ROUTE DETAILS: Please see maps on CNOY site link below 2 km walk 5 km walk Rest stops will be available and all routes will be well signed. Route marshalls, rest stop attendants and sweep vehicle drives will be available for support along the route. All walkers 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. WHAT TO BRING: Any cash or cheques made out to "Coldest Night of the Year", A completed Pledge Sheet or My Results Form to match the cash or cheques pledges, a signed waiver form, Good walking waterproof shoes/boots Warm coat and mitts. Come prepared for a fun community event while keeping an eye on the expected weather. IF YOU WANT TO GET INVOLVED CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND SELECT PENETANGUISHENE. www.cnoy.org

If you didn't know, we recently launched Coldest Day of the Year - a new way for schools to get involved in CNOY by fundraising and walking at their school on F...ebruary 19th Why? By walking outside for an hour on a winter's day, students, staff, and supporters will feel a hint of the challenge faced by those experiencing homelessness. And by fundraising, you'll be supporting a charity in your town that is bringing hope and help to people in your community. Get your school signed up today at cdoy.org! And if you've got questions, let us know in the comments

Another BIG THANK YOU to Richard Dionne, Ann Hannibal, Ryan MCDermott and anyone else joining them February 19th for their 24 hours out in the cold in support of the hurting, hungry and homeless individuals in our community.!!! Please give generously below or pop by the CNCC to visit to give support. Keep warm lady and gentlemen.

Thank you Jeff BofTay and Jeff Doughty for the extra long walk out in the cold to fundraise for the hurting, hungry and homeless in our communities. What a blessing it is to have so much community support. Stay warm Gentleman!!!

We would like to thank Catharine Bayles of RBC Wealth Management for their support of the Coldest Night of the Year, happening at 3 pm on February 22 at the Brian Orser Hall in Penetanguishene. CNOY 2020 is only 15 Days Away !!!! Come walk with a friend, family or community group to support this Fantastic event that raises funds and awareness about the hungry, hurting and homeless individuals and families in our community? Contact Katie at 705-528-1096 ext 205 or email [email protected] To register or donate please go to www.cnoy.org

WE HAVE THE MOST AMAZING VOLUNTEERS With February well on its way and spring soon coming its a great time to THANK all of our dedicated volunteers!!! Those of you who are new and to all of those who continue through the years to give of your precious time, efforts and care as you do. Some of you serve meals, some prepare our meals and some help in other ways within the shelter. No matter what avenue your support comes from we want you all to know how much we appreciate all that you do for our guests and the shelter.

Sending out Many Thanks to Huronia Players Community Theatre for the complimentary tickets to see Tea and Strumpets. What a comedic and entertaining show this was. Our volunteers had a blast!!! We appreciate your kindness in donating tickets for our volunteers to enjoy a well deserved evening out.