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April

07

2020

Cancelled: Siloam Mission Food Fight

UPDATE: Due to the ongoing situation with COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2nd Annual Food Fight, our premier fundraising event of the year. For those who have already purchased tickets, we will be in touch with you to arrange a refund. However, if you an help – and want to […]

April

07

2020

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Stories from the heart.

Phil’s Story

“It’s only by God’s grace that I ended up at the doors of Siloam Mission. Now all I want to do is give back to the community that embraced me with open arms.” -Phil

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Jessie’s Story

“I had been homeless and an addict for a long time. I didn’t know what was going to happen to me and honestly, by then I didn’t care anymore. Everyone at Siloam cared though, and showed me I was worth caring for.” - Jessie

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James’ Story

“I was at the end of my rope. I felt so alone and scared. I love living here, joking around and laughing with all the people. It’s like a family.” -James

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Beatrice’s Story

“It’s hard to stay alive out there, and too easy to die. Siloam Mission saved my life…and they helped me gain the skills I needed to find a job and move forward.” - Beatrice

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Ashley’s Story

“It wasn’t until I came here that I really knew what safe felt like. I never really had that in my life. I’m just so grateful.” -Ashley

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Andrew’s Story

“I always knew there was something wrong. I had nobody left to turn to and I felt like I would be stuck forever. My caseworkers at Siloam Mission changed my life.” -Andrew

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Aleksandra’s Story


“I think many of us have judgement about why people are on the streets, when in reality they’re just like our brothers and sisters…every time I see somebody on the street, I think of my brother.”

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Cory’s Story

“I was raised in foster care and was completely lost when I left the system at 18. I don’t know where I’d be without Exit Up!, but I know it wouldn’t be good. The story of my life is changing.” —Cory

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Changing lives
changes
everything.

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5,989

volunteers

93,939

volunteer hours

21,940

clothing room visits

2,552

unique shelter stays

503,253

meals served

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95

transitioned into housing

health

10,136

visits to our health centre

2,500

appointments with volunteer medical professionals

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92

called The Madison home last year

470

guests per meal (average)

213

enrolled in transition services

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852

people stayed in our shelter throughout the year

Thank you!

To all our supporters

Blog

March 2020

A Letter to Our Community: COVID-19 Response

By Jim Bell, CEO Dear Friend,I hope you and your family are safe. I hope you’re healthy. And I hope it stays that way for you.At this time of great concern for us all, please be assured that you remain in our prayers. I know that everyone’s inboxes are inundated with information about how organizations are coping […]

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Featured News

October 2019

Entertaining Angels Unawares

By Jim Bell, CEO ** This column first appeared in the Winnipeg Free Press **   It happened at 4 in the morning on a cold and rainy night last week. The wind was howling. We had just come back from walking through the downtown core with the Bear Clan. Along the way we had […]

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