2021 Vancouver Tournament: Mr. Mark St.Georges

2019 HHTH I think he was hoping for a better winger

Welcome to my Personal Page!

Hi Friends,

As I haven't seen many of you in person this year, I hope you are all doing well and you and your families are safe, healthy, and managing through this unprecedented time!

Last year, I reached out to ask for you support to this cause - an amazing number of you were able and willing to help out - again, I thank you!

This year I realize may be more of a challenge for some but I'm hopeful that enough of you still have the means to help in some way. If you're able to match or exceed last years donation that would be amazing! If not, please consider giving a lesser amount, knowing that the cause is worthwhile and that the people that you are helping are having a tougher year than ever due to this pandemic.

I wish you all the best and hope to see you again in person sometime in 2021!

Cheers,

Mark

In Vancouver, thousands of men, women and children are homeless on any given night. Together, we can change this statistic.

Over the next few months, I will be participating in the Hockey Helps the Homeless Canada Life Cup to raise funds and awareness for 10+ local homeless support agencies right here in the city.

As a result of COVID-19, HHTH has had to reimagine what their event could look like in the age of a pandemic. With our safety in mind, they’ve decided to shift from their typical tournament format to a reimagined fundraiser where Canadian communities come together to shutout homelessness.

Right now, Vancouver’s homeless need our help more than ever. Homeless shelters in the city have been drained of funding and resources in order to support the new unprecedented costs they are facing as a result of COVID-19 including additional staffing costs, personal protective equipment (PPE), increased sanitation and food security. As we enter the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, our beneficiaries are still recovering from the effects of the first. Since March, they have been working around the clock to ensure our community’s most vulnerable residents are safe. But they can’t do it alone.

Be a game changer today by supporting the cause and help bring hope to our most vulnerable through these difficult times. Hockey tournament or not, we can be bigger than the game.

Wish to donate by cheque? Cheques should be made payable to Hockey Helps the Homeless and mailed to Head Office at 44 East Beaver Creek, Unit #4, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4B 1G8. Please specify player name in the memo line. Tax receipts will be issued upon receipt of the donation for all gifts $25 and above.

Achievements

$1,500.00 Milestone

The participant has raised $1,500.00+ to reach this milestone!

Personal Gift Milestone

Player has made a Personal Donation!

Personal Progress:

of Goal

$2,200 Raised

$2,500.00

Fundraising Honor Roll

Al Reba

Brenda Anderson

Daniel R Allard

$200

Donald McInnes

$50

Glen Wiseman

$100

James Miller

Karen

$300

Kelly Hyland

$50

Kirsten Pinfold

$100

Lac Louisa

$200

Michelle Forman

$50

Mr. Mark St.Georges

$250

Paul & Dee

$100

Paul and Isobel St Georges

$100

Power Family

$100

Susan Chow

$100

Tegan Smith

$50

Yalty Software

$50

Help Me, Help Local Homeless Men, Women and Children - All Funds Raised Stay Local!