Helpers

Order a warm pair of socks online from www.socksforchange.ca by no later than Dec. 20 and you’re guaranteed delivery by Dec. 24. The quality wool socks make an ideal stocking stuffer, and when you buy a pair for $8, Socks for Change donates two pairs to Niagara’s most vulnerable people, including many local youth.

Help restore one of Thorold’s oldest heritage sites while completing your Christmas shopping online.

One out of every four children living in downtown Thorold is classified as living in poverty. Tune in this Tuesday to find out how you can help.

Established by dedicated volunteers nearly 40 years ago, the TCAG has been unable to host fundraising events this year due to COVID-19, and is hosting a Poinsettia Sale. The deadline to order festive arrangements is Nov. 28 at 12 p.m. Details are available at: http://www.thoroldgroup.org/poinsettia-fundraiser/

They may have lost their homes. They may be short on funds. They may not even know where their next meal is coming from, but thanks to James Symons, countless Niagara homeless men will know that someone cares about them, this Christmas season.

The vision of two volunteers brought 18 years of music, as well as thousands of dollars to Thorold and surrounding area charities.

In honour of the late Sherry DiFruscia, the ‘Sherry’s Promise’ team raises $71,000 to help upgrade chemotherapy treatment for local cancer patients

Candace Dickson’s one-block walk was no less heroic than Terry Fox’s epic journey 40 years ago. Though she could barely walk a block just six years ago, she insisted on participating in the Thorold Terry Fox Run, as she does every year

Before she passed away on June 30, Sherry DiFruscia made one request of her husband Anthony: to promise that he “Never forget her.” On Sept. 12, he and their three children will pay tribute to their beloved wife and mother, in a very special way.

Thorold has one of the smallest clubs in Canada, but helps thousands of people