THANK YOU TO ALL! – Backpack 4 Kids Campaign 2020

Our Backpack 4 Kids Campaign was another success! 

Once again the generosity of so many was truly humbling and we now have 298 backpacks full of school supplies in quarantine before we distribute them to schools we work with. 


Thank you to: 

Feed Mississauga (‘Twas The Bite Before Christmas) for the very generous donation of $2,000 that allowed us to purchase 200 backpacks and school supplies. 


Thank you to: 

Avery Products Canada for the incredible donation of binders, duo-tangs, glue sticks, ultra tabs and highlighters enough to have filled 500 backpacks! 

The products we have left over will be donated to the children of families registered with our “A Morning With Santa” this December. 


Thank you to: 

Raptors 905 and Melanie Danna as well as Genadyne Charr for their amazing support and donation of water bottles and string bags which we also packed with school supplies for the older kids. 


Thank you to: 

The City of Mississauga, Mississauga Tourism and Paramount Fine Foods Centre. 


Thank you to: 

Councillor Chris Fonseca for the very handy individually wrapped cutlery, band-aid packs as well as the Complimentary Activity Passes for the City of Mississauga Recreation Division. 


Thank you to: 

Robert Half and Pia McCann for the school supplies. 


Thank you to: 

Dominos’s Pizza and Shannon Pecore Mastromatteo for the Free Cheesy Bread Cards. They’ll be a hit with the kids, for sure! 


Thank you to: 

All who so generously donated backpacks and school supplies at the Raptors 905 Drive-Inn Watch Party cheering the Raptors. 


Thank you to: 

Eddie Suliman, Slavica Bissylas, Dan Meadowcroft and his team. 

Belanger Engineering and Dorothy Badran. 

Dorothy Brown, Anna & Lesya Lesiw, Francine Lewak, Zee Hanif 


And last but by no means least Thank you to our powerhouse volunteers who stuffed 298 backpacks with the school supplies: 

Henry Esteves, Alfreda Zaher, Samir Zaher, Silvie Esteves, Marilyn Marshall, DPCDSB Trustee Brea Corbet, Ava Corbet, Grace Corbet, Fiona Morris and Jayden Liuzza.