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“This year, I think, may in fact been the scariest and most challenging to survive and move forward. I’m in deep water with everything, but most of all I haven’t had enough food to provide my family since COVID, and it’s getting harder and harder.”

SIRCH Community Kitchen Meal Recipient

“I am a single Mom on limited income, new to the area, on my own with no family or support. SIRCH has been super helpful in connecting me with my new community and providing assistance.

CAPC/CPNP Participant

HELP US strengthen individual and community resilience!

The SIRCH Community Kitchen prepares and distributes 1,400 nutritious meals every month, free, to those most in need. This program offers hope to those battling illness, homelessness, fragility or financial hardships.

SIRCH receives no government funding for this program. The need has nearly doubled since last year.

We depend on your donations.

"I like the team I work with. I’m always learning from all the people who come to work
here, even those who come and go. They bring such diversity in experience and
expertise."

The Team

"What keeps me here is that I truly believe in what we’re doing and in our
philosophy: People are doing the best they can with what they have.

It’s not judgemental.”

The Team

Where your money goes

Since March 2020, SIRCH’s Community Kitchen has made and given away over 50,000 healthy, hearty meals and soups. The food is made with love to nourish those who need it most.

Thank you for strengthening resilience in your community!

Don’t want to donate online? We accept donations by mail, telephone and e-transfer as well!

Call to donate by phone:

Should you prefer to make your donation by phone or if you have any questions, please call us at 705-457-1742

Donate by mail:

Send a cheque to:
P.O. Box 687
49 Maple Ave, Unit 4
Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0

Donate by E-transfer:

Send an E-transfer to
[email protected]

We Couldn’t Do It Without You

“It’s so important that everybody in Haliburton and everywhere can have sufficient amount of food to eat.”
Gary Bouwmeister, SIRCH supporter and donor

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More Ways to Give

Because of your thoughtfulness and generosity, your donation allows SIRCH to impact real needs in this county like hunger, poverty, skills development and isolation.

Recurring Gifts

By giving monthly or quarterly, you demonstrate your continued commitment to our mission of strengthening resilience in individuals and communities. When you give monthly, your chosen amount will be automatically deducted from your credit card on the date of your choice.

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Social Media

You can promote SIRCH Community Services by liking us on Facebook or by following us on Instagram and TikTok. When you share our posts, you promote our mission by introducing your family and friends to the services and programs we provide to their neighbors in need. You can also create a social media fundraiser on our behalf.

Planned Gifts

A planned gift is a special gift to SIRCH Community Services for the future. By arranging this now you can plan your continued support through your estate plan. Planned giving allows you to continue supporting your favourite charity through your estate and it can help offset taxes on the estate.

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Gifts of Stock and Securities

This type of donation through Canada Helps enables an individual to give to SIRCH Community Services and the donor will not pay tax on the capital gain. We recommend that you consult with your own tax and legal advisors prior to making a planned gift or updating your will.

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Fundraise for SIRCH Community Services

There are many ways you, a group of friends or your workplace can support many of SIRCH Community Services’ programs!

Organize a BBQ, social activity or golf tournament and donate the proceeds to SIRCH Community Services
Ask friends and family to donate to your Canada Helps Fundraising page for your birthday or life event.
Hold a music event like Rock on the Dock and Concert in the Trees
Hold a casual day – employees have the opportunity to dress more casually (in jeans for example) on a given day or series of days for a donation
Do a coin drive – quarters, loonies and twoonies can add up really fast!