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Charitable Registration Number: 132274093RR0001

"Life changing, life saving. The practical needs closet is incredibly helpful. The financial help is also amazing - the transit cards and grocery cards. My life can begin again because of SASC. As a lifelong trafficking and rape survivor, it's so isolating and terrifying to even exist and the help that SASC provides is incredible. Clothing, food, money, belief, support - these are the things people need to restart their lives and want to live again, and SASC provides these things. Thank you; the Anti Human Trafficking Program saves lives."
- Service User, 2024

Did you know we accept non-perishable food items, self-care items, bus tickets, grocery or drug store gift cards? We pass these directly along to our many clients in need. Tax receipts can be issued for in-kind donations that are submitted with receipts.

To Donate

We accept donations in person at our office by appointment only. Please contact [email protected] or call our front desk during office hours if you wish to donate physical items to our practical needs closet. Please include a description of the items you wish to donate, as well as some times you are available. A staff member will respond within 1-2 business days.

[email protected]

Items Needed

Much needed items include:

Grocery Gift Cards (Units of $10 or $20)
Canned goods- especially with easy open lids
Pasta
Pasta sauce
Peanut Butter
Canned Peaches
Beans
Canned Tomatoes
Condiments

Crackers
Rice
Granola bars
Fruit bars
Shampoo (Full Sized)
Conditioner (Full Sized)
Deodorant
Unused makeup
Toothpaste
Toilet Paper
New Pyjamas

Amazon Wishlist

You can donate items directly from our Anti-Human Trafficking Program wishlist on Amazon. Items purchased from this list will be sent directly to our office and will support survivors' most urgent needs. Make sure to select "Sexual Assault Support Centre's Gift Registry Address" as the shipping address at checkout.

amazon wishlist