Hang In There! A Message from Liz Benneian

At a time of great uncertainty and concern about environmental, climate and political matters, it’s important to remember that we are not alone. There are millions who share our concerns. And we can adapt. Humans are nothing if not adaptable. We can change our strategies, unite our people, commit to keep doing the things in … Read more

Clothing Room Update

Volunteer Training, New People Welcome 1.  Are you interested in exploring the work of a Cashier in the Clothing Room, with the possibility of becoming a volunteer in this role?  Tove, the Clothing Room lead cashier, will give a brief orientation, Wednesday, February 12th at 2:00 PM., in the Clothing Room, 460 Wentworth St N, Hamilton.  RSVP (or just … Read more

Are you curious about how affordable housing gets developed? Here’s a webinar for you

On Tuesday January 28, 11 a.m., “Funding, Designing, Building and Delivering Non-Market Housing” will cover all of those parts of the process. Sign up at https://smartdensity.com/our-webinars/?utm_medium=email&_hsmi=342980123&utm_content=342980123&utm_source=hs_email Panelists include an architect, a development and policy consultant and representatives of a mass timber manufacturing firm and a non-profit development company. It sounds like a really useful hour. 

Affordable Housing Team Changes

New leadership of our Affordable Housing Team The Affordable Housing Team this week chose Joan MacNeil, left, and Jennie Koops to be its co-chairs, succeeding Bill Johnston who is stepping down after nine years of leadership. Joan and Jennie, with Theresa Cardey from St. Paul’s, Dundas, led the organization of the recent Keys to Affordable … Read more

January Climate Update

How is Veganuary going? Our January book recommendation will help you avoid generating food waste as your explore new plant-based recipes. Plant You: Scrappy Cooking by Carleigh Bodrug. This book offers 140+ plant-based zero-waste recipes that are good for you, your wallet, and the planet. It is available through the Hamilton and Burlington libraries. Celebrate … Read more