Thanks to your generosity, the CTV Morning Live Holiday Helpers Food Drive was an incredible success!
From 6:00AM-10:00AM, the community showed up at 87 George Street to make the holidays brighter for those affected by food insecurity with monetary and food donations. It was so heartwarming to see so many individuals and families show up to support their neighbours at a time when the need is greater than ever. Thank you to everyone who donated to help make a difference in our community!
Between local businesses, organizations, and community members, you have collectively donated:
$132,933 + 2,411 lbs of food!
To our Bell Media and CTV Morning Live family – your hard work behind the scenes leading up to the live broadcast and your dedication to this initiative is incredible. The success of Holiday Helpers is due to your contributions, and we cannot thank you enough for all of your contributions to our community. A special thank you to presenting sponsors Box Me Up Storage, First Choice HairCutters, and Doyle Salewski.
Did you miss the live broadcast on Thursday, December 1? Check out the the highlight reel by clicking here. Below is a list of the donors featured throughout the special broadcast, as well as the contributions collected:
Donor | Monetary Amount | Food Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|
Nancy Allen Remax Absolute | $5,100 | ||
Marcan Pharmaceuticals | $9,360 | ||
Doyle Salewski | $10,000 | + Food | |
YARMAND Store | $5,640 | ||
Carling Motors Group | $1,000 | ||
CSL Behring | $10,000 | ||
Boyd Moving & Construction | $10,000 | ||
Ottawa Police Services | $2,175 | ||
SerCo Construction | $21,200 | ||
Blue LIne Taxi & Capital Taxi | $4,000 | ||
Box Me Up Storage | $5,000 | ||
Adult Fun Superstore | $2,692 | ||
Griffin Art Studios | $7,000 | ||
Unifor 78-M | $500 | ||
First Choice HairCutters | $5,000 | ||
United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local 175 & 633 | $3,000 | ||
FCI Security | $5,170 | ||
Only | Donation of Menstrual Products | ||
ONLINE DONATIONS | $19,285 | ||
CASH FROM DOWNTOWN | $3,876 | ||
FOOD COLLECTED DOWNTOWN | 2,411 lbs |
