Warm up for Winter

Every year JPCI CITY aims to bring some Warmth for our brothers and sisters in Toronto that are less fortunate than us by providing them with Warm up for Winter Kits.

Thank You for Your Support.

Winter 2021

With things going back to "normal" we realize that the impact the pandemic has had on our more at risk population has been even greater.

Once again JPCI CITY hopes to raise enough money 75 kits. The average cost of each kit will be $25 which will include essential supplies and a $5 Tims card.

To avoid the handling of cash we hope that you can donate online through School Cash Online . Instructions are HERE

Winter 2020

This has been a very special year, and we feel it is more important this year to give a helping hand to our unhoused neighbors and friends.

Once again JPCI CITY hopes to raise enough money 75 kits. The average cost of each kit will be $25 which will include essential supplies and a $5 Tims card.

To avoid the handling of cash we hope that you can donate online through School Cash Online . Instructions are HERE

Winter 2019

We are once again partnering up with Street Health Toronto. However this year we are setting our goals on providing substantial kits with better quaility items. The total cost of kits are $21 + $5 Tims card.

We hope to raise enough money for 75 kits. For every $10 raised CITY will cover the remaining cost for the kit. Please donate in your home form classes or directly to JPCI CITY.

Winter 2017

Street Health

This year we partnered with Streeth Health Toronto. The students spent the day learning about the various outreach projects that Streeth Health Toronto provides some of which are:

Harm Reduction
ID Clinics
Providing of care items
Mental Health help
and most importantly - Nursing outreach

We also helped sort over 1000 pairs of shoes for their "Shoe Party"

Winter 2015

NaMeRes

Students delivered over 100 kits to NaMeRes, we then worked in the kitchen to help serve lunch to the drop in guests and also joined the outreach team in distributing our Winter Kits to Toronto's less fortunate.

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