Nanaimo

Our donation campaign begins on November 13th to Dec 15th!

Due to COVID-19, this year we will only be accepting financial donations.

Please help us by making a financial donation. All donations go towards the costs of woolen socks, toques, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, hand sanitizer, and sugar cookies.

$ E-Transfer Donations
Can be made to edas.nanaimo@gmail.com
• You can also include a personalized message that we will include in a care package in your honour!

Credit Card Donations
Can be made by filling out this form click here

Cheque Donations
Can be made to EDAS or Everybody Deserves A Smile
• Please list your community you are living in.
• You can also include a personalized message that we will include in a care package in your honour!

Cash Donations
• Please list your community you are living in.
• You can also include a personalized message that we will include in a care package in your honour!

Cash and Cheque donations can be mailed to:
Everybody Deserves A Smile
1168A Joshua Place
Courtenay, BC
V9N 8Y6

Students from Host School NDSS Help on Packaging Day

Secondary students from grades 8 to 12 along with some elementary school helpers package gift bags for those less fortunate in the community. One dozen schools from all over the community contributed to the 2019 EDAS project.

Community Donations

Nanaimo lead Elise Therrien and coordinator Chantal Stefan collect a donation cheque from Coastal Community Credit Union, to be put towards future EDAS projects.

Full to the Brim

In 2019, the EDAS project in Nanaimo collected enough donations to be able to package and distribute upwards of 400 gift bags to people all over the city, surpassing their initial goal of two hundred
bags.

In-Person Hand-Delivery

Gift bags in Nanaimo are distributed to five different homeless shelters and organizations. The most significant is the 7-10 Club, a year-round breakfast program for those in need that feeds around 250
people every day.

In-Person Hand-Delivery

The students and staff at Fairview Community School are ready to share their love and kindness this winter season. Every student will be creating a beautiful envelope and a heartfelt hard. Student leaders and the grade 6/7 students will be assembling 450-500 care packages filled with woolen socks, cookies, toothbrush/paste, soap, and hand sanitizer for those living on the streets in Nanaimo.

Nanaimo

 

Our donation campaign begins on November 13th to Dec 15th!

Due to COVID-19, this year we will only be accepting financial donations.

Please help us by making a financial donation. All donations go towards the costs of woolen socks, toques, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, hand sanitizer, and sugar cookies.

$ E-Transfer Donations
Can be made to edas.nanaimo@gmail.com
• You can also include a personalized message that we will include in a care package in your honour!

Credit Card Donations
Can be made by filling out this form click here

Cheque Donations
Can be made to EDAS or Everybody Deserves A Smile
• Please list your community you are living in.
• You can also include a personalized message that we will include in a care package in your honour!

Cash Donations
• Please list your community you are living in.
• You can also include a personalized message that we will include in a care package in your honour!

Cash and Cheque donations can be mailed to:
Everybody Deserves A Smile
1168A Joshua Place
Courtenay, BC
V9N 8Y6

Students from Host School NDSS Help on Packaging Day

Secondary students from grades 8 to 12 along with some elementary school helpers package gift bags for those less fortunate in the community. One dozen schools from all over the community contributed to the 2019 EDAS project.

Community Donations

Nanaimo lead Elise Therrien and coordinator Chantal Stefan collect a donation cheque from Coastal Community Credit Union, to be put towards future EDAS projects.

Full to the Brim

In 2019, the EDAS project in Nanaimo collected enough donations to be able to package and distribute upwards of 400 gift bags to people all over the city, surpassing their initial goal of two hundred
bags.

In-Person Hand-Delivery

Gift bags in Nanaimo are distributed to five different homeless shelters and organizations. The most significant is the 7-10 Club, a year-round breakfast program for those in need that feeds around 250
people every day.

In-Person Hand-Delivery

The students and staff at Fairview Community School are ready to share their love and kindness this winter season. Every student will be creating a beautiful envelope and a heartfelt hard. Student leaders and the grade 6/7 students will be assembling 450-500 care packages filled with woolen socks, cookies, toothbrush/paste, soap, and hand sanitizer for those living on the streets in Nanaimo.