The Shoebox Project: Halton

Local Coordinator(s)

Stacey Sinclair

Stacey began volunteering as Halton Chapter Coordinator in 2021 and absolutely loves giving back to the community where she lives. Stacey has worked in the charitable sector for over 20 years and is currently employed as an Executive Director of a national music education organization. She also volunteers as a member of the Board of Directors of The Women’s Centre of Halton since 2021. Stacey lives in Oakville with her husband, her three boys, and their dog, Bowie.

Searching for Local Coordinator

While we are searching for a local coordinator for this chapter, our agencies are still being supported. If you are interested in being a local coordinator, please click here to learn more about the role and apply.

Searching for Local Coordinator

Our Kingston Chapter is currently without the necessary leadership to keep this Chapter active. If you are interested in this rewarding Volunteer opportunity to bring this chapter back to your community to support women in the region, please click here to learn more and apply!

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The 2026 Shoebox Holiday Drive is ON!

Dates: November 21, 2026 - December 12, 2026

This holiday season, fill a standard-sized, decorated Shoebox with approximately $50 worth of gifts and essentials that any woman might enjoy, and include a warm greeting or message of support. Our volunteers distribute these gifts to local women’s shelters and community agencies serving women impacted by homelessness across Canada.

Whether you donate a Shoebox virtually or in-person, it is more than just a gift. It is a rare and powerful reminder that we all matter.

Learn how to make a Shoebox

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Drop-Off Locations

Please check each location for their operating hours.

House Warmings
550 Speers Rd Unit #3, Oakville ON L6K 2G3

Golf Town (Mississauga)
3050 Vega Blvd, Mississauga, ON L5L 5X8

The 2026 Shoebox Holiday Drive is ON!

Dates: November 21, 2026 - December 12, 2026

This holiday season, fill a standard-sized, decorated Shoebox with approximately $50 worth of gifts and essentials that any woman might enjoy, and include a warm greeting or message of support. Our volunteers distribute these gifts to local women’s shelters and community agencies serving women impacted by homelessness across Canada.

Whether you donate a Shoebox virtually or in-person, it is more than just a gift. It is a rare and powerful reminder that we all matter.

Learn how to make a Shoebox

‍

Drop-Off Locations

Please check each location for their operating hours.

House Warmings
550 Speers Rd Unit #3, Oakville ON L6K 2G3

Golf Town (Mississauga)
3050 Vega Blvd, Mississauga, ON L5L 5X8

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Pick up and safely deliver donated gifts throughout your community, helping ensure they reach the women who need them most.
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Age suitability:

18+/retired

Our Gifts Go to Women At the Following Agencies...

Shelters, Agencies and Programs We Support

Front Line Outreach

Summit Housing

Kerr Street Mission

Shifra Homes

Halton Compassion Society

Links2Care Halton

HomeSuiteHope

Savis Halton

The Women’s Centre of Halton

Halton Womens Place

SafetyNet

Big Brothers Big Sisters Halton

Acclaim Health

Eagles Nest Waterdown

Oak Park Community Center

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Contact This Chapter

halton@shoeboxproject.com

"The Halton Shoebox Project occupies the ancestral, traditional and contemporary lands of the Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ, Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee), Attiwonderonk (Neutral), Mississauga, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. In particular, our Chapter resides on land ceded in the Treaty 13A, 1805/Head of the Lake Purchase . We recognize and support the Indigenous individuals and communities who live here now, and those who were forcibly removed from their homelands. In offering this land acknowledgement, we affirm Indigenous sovereignty, history and experiences."