Recipient organizations included the Sault Ste. Marie Indigenous Friendship Centre, the Filipino-Canadian Community of Sault Ste. Marie, the Food Bank of Sault College, Save Our Young Adults (SOYA), and the Soup Kitchen Community Centre.

Katherine Filion, president of the Sault College Student Union, expressed admiration for the INC Giving volunteers. She noted how the activity brought the community together and recognized those who “may have been forgotten or overlooked.” Abidemi Alud, Food Bank coordinator of the Sault College Student Union, emphasized the significance of INC Giving donations, especially for international students.

In Mississauga, the Peel Family Shelter received 30 boxes of winter clothing and hygiene essentials from INC volunteers. This benefited homeless families and those at risk of homelessness for whom the Shelter provides emergency housing.

Additional INC Giving events took place in March across Ontario including a Firefighters Appreciation Day in Vaughan, a Seniors Appreciation for elderly residents, and a Teachers Appreciation at Willowdale Christian School in North York, Toronto.

Through the INC Giving project, INC volunteers are fueling a momentum of kindness and upholding the biblical tenet to do good to those in need.

At present, the INC has active members in 165 countries and territories. Its membership comprises 150 ethnicities and nationalities.

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