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Humane Society launches give what you can campaign

June 9, 2020 by SouthEtobicokeNews

The Etobicoke Humane Society (EHS) has launched a Give What You Can campaign to help replace badly-needed funds lost due to COVID-19.

The EHS had to cancel several large fundraising events in the last few months due to the pandemic.

“We know that everyone has been impacted by this pandemic, which includes your ability to give,” EHS officials said in a release. “By donating in June, you’ll be giving us an even better chance of continuing to care for our shelter pets and continue to rescue animals in need.”

The society had to cancel or postpone several events due to social distancing restrictions and is currently projecting a shortfall of $85,000.

“While our shelter has reserves in the bank to ensure we’re able to weather difficult times, we rely on various events for a significant portion of our fundraising,” officials warned.

“We recognize COVID-19 has affected everyone, including their ability to give.”

They are appealing to supporters to give what they can and will be staging a number of virtual online fundraisers in the coming months.

Please note that during the month of June every $1 donated to EHS through Canada Helps, with a minimum $3 donation, will enter the society into the Great Canadian Giving Challenge!

This Challenge is in full swing with a goal of raising $85,000 to make up for lost funds. The EHS stand a chance of winning $20,000 towards their goal.

“As a small shelter that relies entirely on fundraising and donations, $20,000 would make a huge difference in our ability to continue to provide a high level of care for our animals,” they said.

All donations of more than $20 are eligible for a tax receipt. You can also donate online at https://etobicokehumanesociety.com/give-what-you-can/

 

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