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.
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!

Please check this page again soon for more information.
We hope to be back next year better than ever to support women in your region. If you would like to, please reach out to another Local Chapter near you or consider supporting us in other important ways, by making a donation to our Indigenous Women's Fund or our General Fund so we can continue to provide support during this holiday season and beyond.
We hope to be back next year better than ever to support women in your region. If you would like to, please reach out to another Local Chapter near you or consider supporting us in other important ways, by making a donation to our Indigenous Women's Fund or our General Fund so we can continue to provide support during this holiday season and beyond.
The Kingston Whig Standard
December 3, 2018
Help provide a special gift for Kingston-area women in need
Global News, CKWS Kingston Local News
November 5, 2018
Kingston’s “Shoebox Project” will assist homeless women with gifts of food, clothes, toiletries and other items





The Kingston Shoebox Project occupies the ancestral, traditional and contemporary lands of the Wendake-Nionwentsïo, Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee), Mississauga. In particular, our Chapter resides on land ceded in the Crawford Purchase, 1783. 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.