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Community Donation Drive

Acceptable donations include:

  • non perishable food
  • clothing items
  • new hats, mittens, and socks
  • new and gently used winter boots
  • coats
  • hygiene products

For a detailed list of items to donate, visit
https://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/holidaygiving/ 

These items will be sorted and distributed through local agencies.  

If you would like to volunteer visit www.unitedwaykfla.ca/volunteer

December 7 – 11, and December  14 – 18, 11:00am to 2:00pm
Drop off location: Gate 4 Leon’s Centre, The Tragically Hip Way

Promotional materials:
Community Donation Drive Poster
Community Donation Drive Facebook Image
Community Donation Drive Twitter Image

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News Release: Community Donation Drive

Donation Drive calls on community members to support each other this winter Leon’s Centre, Kingston Frontenacs & United Way KFL&A partner to help the most vulnerable community member

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In the News

The Kingston Whig Standard: Frontenacs, Leon's Centre, United Way team up to help community

Kingstonist: Give back to the community at the United Way Community Donation Drive

The giving season is upon us, and the United Way says many people in the Kingston community are looking for ways to help their fellow community members who may be in need this year.

Community Donation Drive

Acceptable donations include:

  • non perishable food
  • clothing items
  • new hats, mittens, and socks
  • new and gently used winter boots
  • coats
  • hygiene products

For a detailed list of items to donate, visit
https://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/holidaygiving/ 

These items will be sorted and distributed through local agencies.  

If you would like to volunteer visit www.unitedwaykfla.ca/volunteer

December 7 – 11, and December  14 – 18, 11:00am to 2:00pm
Drop off location: Gate 4 Leon’s Centre, The Tragically Hip Way

Promotional materials:
Community Donation Drive Poster
Community Donation Drive Facebook Image
Community Donation Drive Twitter Image

More Posts

News Release: Community Donation Drive

Donation Drive calls on community members to support each other this winter Leon’s Centre, Kingston Frontenacs & United Way KFL&A partner to help the most vulnerable community member

In the News

The Kingston Whig Standard: Frontenacs, Leon's Centre, United Way team up to help community

Kingstonist: Give back to the community at the United Way Community Donation Drive

The giving season is upon us, and the United Way says many people in the Kingston community are looking for ways to help their fellow community members who may be in need this year.
"My wife and I have always donated to the United Way KFL&A because we know the donated funds are used in our community. In my retirement, I have become more aware of the people in need in our community. I encourage you to support these vital programs by volunteering and by making a donation. Through the United Way you make a difference in the lives of so many."
Jim Parker
"With our United Way funding, we go right to the grocery store or a local supplier and purchase the food that helps a student take advantage of everything school has to offer. You can be confident that your donation to the United Way stays here, in KFL&A and supports students in our community"
Brenda MooreFood Sharing Project
“United Way came in and adopted us and things changed dramatically, we didn’t have people waiting on the step for a bed in the winter. They stay as long as they need to and we help them get into transitional housing. We provide them with structure and help them. Because of United Way we get to help raise these children and I feel honoured and so proud to know them.”
Denise LambKingston Youth Shelter
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United Way of KFL&A would like to acknowledge this traditional territory’s longer existence and its significance for the Indigenous people who lived and continue to live on Turtle Island.

We are situated on traditional Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and the Huron-Wendat land. There are Métis and other non-status First People from many Indigenous Nations present in our community today. This acknowledgement symbolizes the United Way KFL&A’s first step, of many, along this path toward Indigenous reconciliation, in a respectful manner.

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