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HAVE TIME TO GIVE? THESE ORGANIZATIONS COULD USE YOUR HELP

Out of the Cold

Serve up hospitality, warmth, compassion and healthy meals with t he Out of the Cold program. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities to help deliver hot dinners, takeout lunches and distribute warm clothing for those in need at various locations across the city. Visit: outofthecold.org

Toronto Humane Society

Dog person? Cat person? This could be the volunteer gig for you. Give your time and help improve the lives of furry friends staying at the animal shelter. Volunteers help with socialization, positive reinforcement and keeping the housing clean and comfortable. Visit: torontohumanesociety.com

Daily Bread Food Bank

Volunteers here sort and pack food donations, stock shelves and assist with food prep at the on-site food bank to help end hunger throughout the year. Meanwhile, extra hands are always needed for the annual Holiday Drive, happening now and running through Dec. 31. Looking to donate non-perishable food items? Donations can be dropped off at any fire hall across the city. High-need goods include peanut butter, canned beans, tuna, oatmeal and canned fruits and veggies. Visit: dailybread.ca

Ronald McDonald House

For families with sick children undergoing treatment, the Family Rooms of Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) become a second home. The rooms are a place to allow families to recharge in the hospital where their sick child is receiving treatment. If you’re compassionate with the ability to easily connect with others, the RMHC is of ten looking for casual and longer-term volunteers. Visit: rmhctoronto.ca

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