CAM Canada Drop-off Depots Projects You Can Do...• 2 undershirts or onesies • 2 pair baby socks...
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Dear Supporter, Christian Aid Ministries Canada is grateful for the kindness that our supporters express through the ministry of providing kits to impoverished people abroad. As the packages are accumulated from generous communities across Canada and shipped to foreign destinations, many people will experience the blessing of humanitarian aid and the knowledge that God’s people care about them. An assembled kit is a project that is only completed halfway! CAM Canada is responsible to cover shipping costs of containers to their destination. Freight is expensive and continues to rise exponentially! In an effort to avoid using donations from other CAM supporters to cover freight for your items, we respectfully request that you would also consider the cost of shipping as you establish your budget. We ask that a “shipping cost donation” would accompany your completed project when it is delivered to CAM’s Drop-Off Centre or Community Centre. See details below for estimated shipping costs. *Completed projects and the accompanying shipping cost donation can be dropped off at any one of CAM Canada’s Drop Off Depots. Please communicate with the Contact Person to notify him of your contribution and establish a delivery time. For more information on the Drop Off Depot in your region, please call your local depot. If you would like updated information on new Drop Off Depots that may not be listed below, please call our office at: 519 638 0829. Christian Aid Ministries of Waterloo operates as Christian Aid Ministries Canada Guidelines For Donated Clothing • Clothing must be of good quality. • Clothing must be clean and ready to wear. • No holes or patches in clothing. • Buttons and zippers must work. • Clothing shall be modest. (No short skirts or other immodest apparel.) • No woman slacks. • No flashy or fluorescent colors. • No large pictures or bold letters on the front or back of any clothing. ( Small letters, indicating brand names are acceptable if the message is not offensive.) • Good winter and summer clothes are both acceptable. SHOES AND BOOTS • Shoes must be of good quality and ready to wear. • Shoes and boots must be paired. • All laced footwear must have laces inside the shoes or boots. Note: Thank you for keeping a high standard of quality in your donated clothing. God bless you! Estimated Shipping Costs Suggested Donation • $2.50 / completed kit • $0.35 / lb. of donated items such as clothing or blankets 2017 Projects You Can Do CAM Canada Drop-off Depots CAM Canada Head Office Region: Southern Ontario Moorefield, Ontario Contact: Shirley Brubacher Phone: 519-638-0829 Email: [email protected] Address: 1 Parkview Drive, Box 46 Moorefield ON N0G 2K0 Carberry Centre Region: Manitoba Carberry, Manitoba Contact: Thomas Hofer Phone: 204-841-3169 Email: [email protected] Carberry Centre Email: [email protected] Address: 81082 Road 81 (Service Road West) Carberry MB R0K 0H0 Cleardale Centre Region: Northwest Alberta Cleardale, Alberta Contact: Willie Driedger Phone: 780-835-9163 Email: [email protected] Address: 103024 Hwy.64, Cleardale AB T0H 3Y0 Hodgeville Centre Region: South Saskatchewan Hodgeville, Saskatchewan Contact: Gideon Hofer Phone: 306-750-2402 Email: [email protected] Address: (Box 368) Hodgeville Colony Road, Hodgeville SK S0H 2B0 Massey Centre Region: Northern Ontario Massey, Ontario Contact: Ray Brubacher Phone: 705-844-9992 Address: 80 Wither Road, RR#1 Massey ON P0P 1P0 Northfield Centre Region: Nova Scotia Upper Kennetcook, Nova Scotia Contact: Walter Penner Phone: 902-369-2323 Mailing Address: Christian Relief Services, 18 Asa Laffin Rd, Upper Kennetcook, NS B0N 2L0 Raymond Centre Region: Southern Alberta Raymond, Alberta Contact: Fred Friesen Phone: 403-915-7731 Email: [email protected] Address: 192 South 100 West Raymond, Alberta T0K 2S0 Wallenstein Clothing Centre Region: Southern Ontario Wallenstein, Ontario Contact: Wilmer Gerber Phone: 519-741-7103 Email: [email protected] Address: 3260 Bricker School Line, RR#3 Wallenstein ON N0B 2S0 Warman Centre Region: North Saskatchewan Warman, Saskatchewan Contact: Levi Dueck Phone: 306-717-5856 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: (Box 2205) Warman SK S0K 4S0 Willingdon Centre Region: Northeast Alberta Willingdon, Alberta Contact: John Neufeld Phone: 780-603-3583 Email: [email protected] Address: 5105 49 Street, Willingdon AB T0B 4R0 Prince Edward Island Nova Scoa New Brunswick ͢ ͢ ͢ Cleardale Centre Willingdon Centre Raymond Centre Hodgeville Centre Warmen Centre Carberry Centre Massey Centre Wallenstein Centre Moorefield Centre ͢ Northfield Centre ͢ www.christiainaidministries.ca
Transcript of CAM Canada Drop-off Depots Projects You Can Do...• 2 undershirts or onesies • 2 pair baby socks...
Dear Supporter, Christian Aid Ministries Canada is grateful for the kindness that our supporters express through the ministry of providing kits to impoverished people abroad. As the packages are accumulated from generous communities across Canada and shipped to foreign destinations, many people will experience the blessing of humanitarian aid and the knowledge that God’s people care about them.
An assembled kit is a project that is only completed halfway!
CAM Canada is responsible to cover shipping costs of containers to their destination. Freight is expensive and continues to rise exponentially! In an effort to avoid using donations from other CAM supporters to cover freight for your items, we respectfully request that you would also consider the cost of shipping as you establish your budget. We ask that a “shipping cost donation” would accompany your completed project when it is delivered to CAM’s Drop-Off Centre or Community Centre. See details below for estimated shipping costs.
*Completed projects and the accompanying shipping cost donation can be dropped off at any one of CAM Canada’s Drop Off Depots.Please communicate with the Contact Person to notify him of your contribution and establish a delivery time. For more information on the Drop Off Depot in your region, please call your local depot. If you would like updated information on new Drop Off Depots that may not be listed below, please call our office at: 519 638 0829.
Christian Aid Ministries of Waterloo operates as Christian Aid Ministries Canada
Guidelines For Donated Clothing
• Clothing must be of good quality.• Clothing must be clean and ready to wear.• No holes or patches in clothing.• Buttons and zippers must work.• Clothing shall be modest. (No short skirts or other immodest apparel.)• No woman slacks.• No flashy or fluorescent colors.• No large pictures or bold letters on the front or back of anyclothing. ( Small letters, indicating brand names are acceptable if the message is not offensive.)• Good winter and summer clothes are both acceptable.
SHOES AND BOOTS
• Shoes must be of good quality and ready to wear.• Shoes and boots must be paired.• All laced footwear must have laces inside the shoes or boots.
Note: Thank you for keeping a high standard of quality in your donated clothing. God bless you!
Estimated Shipping Costs Suggested Donation • $2.50 / completed kit • $0.35 / lb. of donated items such as clothing or blankets
2017ProjectsYou Can Do
CAM Canada Drop-off DepotsCAM Canada Head Office Region: Southern OntarioMoorefield, OntarioContact: Shirley Brubacher Phone: 519-638-0829Email: [email protected]: 1 Parkview Drive, Box 46Moorefield ON N0G 2K0
Carberry CentreRegion: ManitobaCarberry, ManitobaContact: Thomas HoferPhone: 204-841-3169Email: [email protected] Centre Email: [email protected] Address: 81082 Road 81 (Service Road West) Carberry MB R0K 0H0
Cleardale CentreRegion: Northwest AlbertaCleardale, AlbertaContact: Willie Driedger Phone: 780-835-9163Email: [email protected]: 103024 Hwy.64, Cleardale AB T0H 3Y0
Hodgeville CentreRegion: South SaskatchewanHodgeville, SaskatchewanContact: Gideon HoferPhone: 306-750-2402Email: [email protected] Address: (Box 368) Hodgeville Colony Road, Hodgeville SK S0H 2B0
Massey CentreRegion: Northern OntarioMassey, OntarioContact: Ray Brubacher Phone: 705-844-9992Address: 80 Wither Road, RR#1 Massey ON P0P 1P0
Northfield CentreRegion: Nova ScotiaUpper Kennetcook, Nova ScotiaContact: Walter PennerPhone: 902-369-2323Mailing Address: Christian Relief Services, 18 Asa Laffin Rd,Upper Kennetcook, NS B0N 2L0
Raymond CentreRegion: Southern AlbertaRaymond, AlbertaContact: Fred FriesenPhone: 403-915-7731Email: [email protected]: 192 South 100 West Raymond, Alberta T0K 2S0
Wallenstein Clothing CentreRegion: Southern OntarioWallenstein, OntarioContact: Wilmer GerberPhone: 519-741-7103Email: [email protected]: 3260 Bricker School Line, RR#3 Wallenstein ON N0B 2S0
Warman CentreRegion: North SaskatchewanWarman, SaskatchewanContact: Levi Dueck Phone: 306-717-5856Email: [email protected] Address: (Box 2205) Warman SK S0K 4S0
Willingdon CentreRegion: Northeast AlbertaWillingdon, AlbertaContact: John Neufeld Phone: 780-603-3583 Email: [email protected]: 5105 49 Street, Willingdon AB T0B 4R0
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Cleardale Centre Willingdon
Centre
Raymond Centre Hodgeville
Centre
Warmen Centre
Carberry Centre
Massey Centre
Wallenstein Centre
Moorefield Centre
Northfield Centre
www.christiainaidministries.ca
• 1 receiving blanket (minimum size: 30" x 30")• 1 heavier blanket(minimum size: 30" x 30"; CAM preferred size: 30" x
40")• 6 cloth diapers - Please use new fabric, absorbant 100% cotton or
flannel (Minimum size: 18" x 27"; CAM preferred size: 21" x 36")• 2 sleepers (3-12 months)• 2 rubber panties (3-12 months)• 2 undershirts or onesies• 2 pair baby socks or booties• 1 baby cap• 4 diaper pins (minimum size: 2-inch)
Avoid fabric with questionable pictures, such as TV, occult, sports, and cartoon characters. Items made with such fabric will not be distributed. Wrap all items in one of the blankets and fasten firmly with the diaper pins or tie together with ribbon. If you prefer, put items in a drawstring bag. You may label them ‘‘boy’’ or ‘‘girl’’ .
Layette Bundle
• 4 spiral notebooks (8 x 10½ or 8½ x 11 with approximately 75 pages each).
• 1 wooden or sturdy metric ruler (12-inch, not plastic)• 6 wooden No.2 unsharpened pencils of good quality• 1 Pink Pearl eraser, or of similar quality (not pencil top)• 2 blue or black ink pens• 1 pack of 8 crayons• 1 comb• 1 toothbrush• 1 drawstring bag (10˝ x 15˝)
Fill the drawstring bag or a similar-type bag with the items listed above. Pull strings tightly to prevent items from falling out.
International School Kit
Hygiene Kit
• Enough cut blocks to make a 72˝ x 90˝ comforter. Blocks should be no smaller than 4˝ square and not
larger then 12˝ square. Use good quality fabric. • Lining: 4 yd. 45˝ wide or 3 yd. 60˝ wide (Please use
new fabric for the lining).• 1 large spool of thread• 1 skein of yarn, 2½, 3, 4, or 5 oz. (or similar thread
to make knots). • 1 yarn needle (fastened to a piece of paper)
Avoid fabric with questionable pictures, such as TV, occult, sports, and cartoon characters. Items made with such fabric will not be distributed.
Comforter kits continue to be a popular item at our foreign sewing centers. The ladies enjoy if the blocks include a variety of colors and prints. Please put kit items in drawstring bags, or plastic bags. Tie or close bag tightly.
Comforter Kit
Block Size Amount
4ˮ 5725ˮ 3406ˮ 2387ˮ 1548ˮ 1209ˮ 9910ˮ 8012ˮ 56
Families living in cold climates and refugee camps appreciate the thick comforters to keep them warm during winter nights. A comforter can also be a soft mat for people living in warm climates who don’t have a bed to sleep on.
You can bless a needy family by making a light-weight or heavy comforter in any size. Your finished comforter can be dropped off at any CAM location.
• 1 bar soap *• 1 tube toothpaste *• 1 toothbrush• 2 washcloths• 1 bath towel (dark color preferred)• 1 bottle shampoo * (place in a Ziploc bag to prevent leakage)• 1 bottle deodorant * (roll-on or stick, no aerosal spray)• 1 comb• 1 nail clipper with file• 1 large handkerchief* Please check expiration dates; items must not expire for one year.
Wrap all items listed above into the bath towel and fasten firmly with safety pins, or put items in a drawstring bag and pull strings tightly to prevent items from falling out.
Cozy comforters
Note: Fabric for comforter tops should be of good quality, but does not need to be new.
Assemble a pack ofBrand-new clothesAges 4-16 (various countries) Your gift of a brand new shirt, dress, socks, or other items will bring a smile to a needy child or youth. For some recipients, it may be their only set of new clothes.
Ages 1-3 (romania and moldova) Due to customs restrictions, CAM is unable to send used toddler clothing to Romania and Moldova. A pack of new clothes will not only delight little ones but also bring relief to impoverished parents who struggle to clothe their children.
Pack B Girls (ages 11-16) 1 dress 2 panties2 bras 2 pair socks
Pack C1 Boys (ages 7-10)
1 pair trousers 1 shirt with collar2 briefs 2 pair socks
Pack D1 Girls (ages 7-10)
1 dress2 panties2 pair socks
Pack C2 Boys (ages 4-6)
1 pair trousers 1 shirt with collar2 briefs 2 pair socks
Pack D2Girls (ages 4-6)
1 dress 2 panties2 pair socks
Pack E Boys (ages 1-3) 1 pair trousers 1 shirt with collar2 undershirts or onesies 2 cloth diapers 2 pair socks
Pack F Girls (ages 1-3)
1 dress 2 undershirts or onesies 2 cloth diapers 2 pair socks
Pack A Boys (ages 11-16) 1 pair trousers 1 shirt with collar2 briefs 2 pair socks
Instructions: Request a pre-labeled bag from our head office in Moorefield, ON (519-638-0829) for each pack of clothing you wish to as-semble. Deliver or ship your clothing packs to any CAM location.
IMPORTANT! Shipping Instructions
Applies to all kits and layette bundles:
All items must
be new!
Due to tight customs requirements, this list must be strictly followed. To help ensure that we can continue shipping kits in the future, please include ONLY the items listed. !
Note: Used material can be used for comforter tops
