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KJ Mullins-Toronto: On Saturday January 12 the first step in the annual Toronto Project Winter Survival event took place with about 200 volunteers packing bags that help those living on the street stay alive during long cold nights. Those kits will be distributed next weekend to front line agencies dealing with the homeless. For 13 […] Read More
A CityNews story about Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’ by Tracy Moore. On January 12 about 200 volunteers came together to pack 3,000 Survival Kits. Featuring an interview with Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair who was in attendance to help assemble the kits. Visit projectwintersurvival.org for more details. This story aired January 12, 2013 CityNews […] Read More
CBC News – Project Winter Survival Packing Day A CBC News at 6 story about Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’ which took place on January 12, 2013, featuring an interview with founder Jody Steinhayer. In just over 3 hours our 200 volunteers were able to assemble 3, 000 Survival Kits that will be distributed to […] Read More
An interview with Project Winter Survival founder Jody Steinhauer that was featured on CFRB 1010. Jody discusses the details of Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’ which took place on January 12, 2013, where 3,000 Survival Kits were packed with 32 essential items to help the homeless survive the cold winter months. The event feature appearances […] Read More
A 680 News story featuring an interview with Project Winter Survival Founder Jody Steinhauer. Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’ took place on January 12, 2013, where about 200 volunteers packed 3,000 Winter Survival kits. These kits contain 32 essential items which help the homeless survive on the street during the winter months. The event featured […] Read More
A Project Winter Survival story that aired on CityNews. ‘Packing Day’ saw about 200 volunteers help to assemble 3,000 Survival Kits. These kits, which contain roughly 32 items, will be distributed to local homeless to help them survive the cold winter. The story features interviews with Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair and CityLine host Tracy […] Read More
An CP24 Interview with Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair from Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’ on January 24, 2013. Chief Bill Blair attended Project Winter Survival to help the roughly 200 volunteers pack 3,000 Survival Kits which give essential items to help those living on the streets survive the cold winter. Visit projectwintersurvival.org for more […] Read More
A new story airing on CP24 about Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’ featuring an interview with Co-Founder Lorne Simon. On January 12, 2013 roughly 200 volunteers came together to assemble 3,000 Survival Kits which will be handed out to the less fortunate to help them survive living on the streets during the winter. The event […] Read More
A story that aired on CP24 about Project Winter Survival ‘Packing Day’. The event, which took place on January 12, 2013, saw 3,000 Survival Kits packed by about 200 volunteers. These kits contain essential items that help the homeless survive the cold winter months. The even featured Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, CityLine host Tracy […] Read More
A story on Project Winter Survival that aired on CityNews. ‘Packing Day’ took place on January 12, 2013 and saw roughly 200 volunteers pack about 93,000 items into 3,000 separate Survival Kits. These kits will be distributed to the homeless to help them survive the winter months. The video features an interview with Toronto Police […] Read More
For Immediate Release: Project Winter Survival Launches 2013 Campaign Approximately 200 volunteers including Police Chief Bill Blair to assemble winter survival kits for Toronto’s homeless (Toronto) January 10, 2013 — Life on the streets is unimaginable at the best of times, but when temperatures reach extreme cold levels and homeless shelters are full and overflowing, […] Read More
Below are some events taking place in the GTA and beyond, Jan. 9-11, 2013: For families: A musical based on the popular book about a girl who turns colour after eating too many pink cupcakes, appropriately named Pinkalicious!, has been extended at the Lower Ossington Theatre due to popular demand. 100A Ossington Ave. Sunday, 1 […] Read More
