by Jennifer Grey | Jan 12, 2016 | From the Blog, Thank You's
Each year, our dear friend Kelsee organizes a drive for supplies for the people we serve at Women’s Crisis Services. She asks neighbours and friends to think about what they would need if they were in shelter, and also does some shopping herself. Kelsee has been...
by Jennifer Grey | Jan 12, 2016 | Moving Beyond Violence, Thank You's, Third Party
In early December, 2015, our friend and supporter Michael Wekerle offered Women’s Crisis Services the use of his corporate suite for a Toronto Raptors game! This isn’t the first time Wek (as his fans from Dragon’s Den call him) has offered his...
by Jennifer Grey | Dec 14, 2015 | Events, From the Blog, Thank You's, Third Party, WCSWR News and Information
Blind Bid Auction of Raptors Corporate Suite Tickets Proceeds support Rebuild Haven House On Wednesday, December 16, 2015, bidding will open for a pair of corporate suite tickets to see the Toronto Raptors vs Charlotte Hornets on January 1, 2016. There are five pairs...
by Jennifer Grey | Dec 10, 2015 | Events, From the Blog, Moving Beyond Violence, Thank You's, WCSWR News and Information
We are all capable of just One Act to help our region move beyond violence. Recently we asked attendees of our event ONE ACT if we could share with the community, the ONE ACT they do. We received several photos and suggestions of great ideas and hope that you will...
by Jennifer Grey | Dec 10, 2015 | From the Blog, Thank You's, Third Party, WCSWR News and Information
Today we had a delivery from Santa’s workshop! His helper elves Larry, Joe and Sebastian have been very busy collecting sponsorships, picking out the perfect toys, gathering them together and then making a special delivery to Anselma House! Santa’s...
by ksiopiolosz | Dec 4, 2015 | From the Blog
Following our recent Woman Abuse Awareness Event ˜Rage against Violence’ we received this blog from an Anonymous contributor who lost a loved one years ago to domestic violence. No person, whether male or female, deserves to be abused! Domestic violence MUST...
