Announcing SHOW’s 2025 GivingTuesday Campaign

At SHOW, we believe everyone deserves to feel the comfort and safety of home — especially during the holiday season.

But for many in our community, the holidays can be a time of deep isolation, instability, and struggle. That is why this year we are inviting you to be part of something powerful.

We are proud to launch our 2025 GivingTuesday campaign: Home for the Holidays: Giving Hope, Building Futures — a month-long effort to raise critical funds that support residents who have experienced homelessness, trauma, and mental health challenges.

Thanks to a generous anonymous donor, the first $10,000 donated will be matched dollar-for-dollar—doubling your impact and helping us reach our full campaign goal of $35,000.

How Your Gift Helps

Your donation does more than provide shelter. It brings dignity, support, and a sense of belonging. Here is how your contribution can make a difference:

$50 – Provides essential items like food, toiletries, and cleaning supplies for a resident
$100 – Covers transportation to medical appointments and community activities
$250 – Funds life skills programming that teaches residents how to live more independently
$500+ – Supports the expansion of SHOW’s supportive housing programs so more people can experience the security of home.
Why It Matters

For some SHOW residents, this is their first holiday season in a place they can truly call home. But supportive housing is more than a roof—it is the daily encouragement, skills, and connections that help people stay housed, healthy, and hopeful.

By giving to SHOW this GivingTuesday, you are helping build a future where no one is left behind—where everyone has the chance to not only survive, but to truly live.

Mark Your Calendar

GivingTuesday is December 2, 2025, but you can give anytime throughout November to take advantage of the matching gift.

Follow this link to donate and bring hope home this holiday season: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/13313 

Together, we can give hope, and build homes—and futures—that last.