First Nations Reserve

We are actively collecting winter clothing, household items, books and toys to be distributed to the children and families on the reserve at Christmas.

There are an estimated 1200 natives belonging to this Ojibway tribe, 900 of whom live on site. Of these 900, NATWIN reports that as many as 600 would be children.

Where Is Mish?

Mishkeegogamaang Ojibway Nation is located on beautiful Lake St. Joseph in northwestern Ontario, approximately 500 kms northwest of Thunder Bay, Ontario, and approximately 30 kms south of Pickle Lake, Ontario.

Requested Donations

Let's pull together and lend a hand to the children and youth who are facing daily hardships and challenges.

You can help through a financial gift directed to this project if you can not give the material goods needed.

Julia helping to pack donations for first nations reserve shipment.

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Julia helping pack donations headed for Mishkeegogaamang

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Volunteers loading donations Mishkeegogamaang donations requested items being loaded for delivery.

Group shot of volunteers who loaded donations destined for first nations reserve.

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Our volunteers who loaded all the boxes of
donations destined for the children and families at Mish.
L-R: Isaac, Jim Carty, Adam Shebib, Lois Wilson, Greg Wilson

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