(l-r): Jan Skene, Julia Davis, Megan Fry, Ava Darrach-Gagnon & Bailey Chin in Little Women. 
Set Designer: Jawon Kang, Costume Designer: Joseph Abetria, Lighting Designer: Hugh Conacher. Photo by Leif Norman.

WARM HANDS, WARM HEARTS Donation Drive

November 20 to December 14
Mon–Sat 12-5pm (show days 12-8pm | Sun 12–3pm (show days)

Inspired by the March family, we're collecting donations of winter clothing to help keep our community warm. We're accepting donations for RaY, North End Women's Centre and Ndinawe during the run of Little Women.

Along with new or gently-used warm clothing, shoes and boots, some of the most highly valued items are related to hygiene (shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste), menstrual products (pads or tampons), as well as baby-related items (wipes, formula and diapers). 

Please do not bring any food items for donation.  If you prefer to give a monetary donation, please give directly to the organizations.

Donations are gratefully accepted at the Royal MTC Box Office, 174 Market Avenue. Ticket holders may also bring donations when attending Little Women. Thank you in advance for your generosity!

 

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Thank you to these wonderful organizations who do so much for our community:

North End Women’s Centre
North End Women’s Centre (NEWC) was established in 1984 in the North End of Winnipeg on Treaty 1 territory and serves women and gender-diverse folks. Their vision is People Thriving on Their Chosen Paths and their Mission is to “facilitate healing, wellness and capacity building through diverse community-centred approaches.”

        

Resource Assistance for Youth (RaY)
RaY provides free resources and programs for anyone 29 and under who needs assistance.

        

Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad Inc. 
Ndinawe is an Indigenous-led not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting urban Indigenous youth by connecting them with shelter, culture, programming, education, health and supports they need for safe and healthy lives.