Helping Families
  In Need Society

A Recycling Project
"Families Helping Families"

DO YOU NEED HELP,
or know someone who does?
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100% VOLUNTEER SERVICE

Helping Families in Need Society is a small group of dedicated volunteers who take time to pickup and distribute used household items to women from transition houses, single moms on income assistance, new immigrant families and needy families in our community. By donating your used household goods you can make a difference to families in need and help give them a new start. With your donations and those from others in our community we are already making a huge difference.

Let's become partners in caring for others in our community.

SAVE THE DATE the 9th Annual Dinner and Auction Saturday November 5th, 2011 Eagle Creek banquet hall, at the Burnaby Mountain Golf Course. Tickets go on sale in September. Note: Doors Open 5:00pm Read About It...

EASTER & MOTHER'S DAY GIFT AND BASKET SALE April 16, 2011 10:00am - 4:00pm Read About It...

2011 Parking Lot Sale Fundraisers

Saturday 10am - 2pm
  • Note: Feb 12 Garage Sale has been Cancelled 
  • March 5 
  • April 16
  • June 11
  • October 1 - Final Sale of the Season
Thank you from Ray - Christmas 2011

Families Helping Families in Need
We have families waiting for

  • kitchen tables and chairs
  • bookcases
  • coffee tables
  • small desks
  • dressers
  • beds
  • sofas
  • dishes
  • pots and pans
  • towels
  • chairs
  • bedding
  • clothing and more. 

We also accept VCRs, microwaves and computers in good working condition.

TVs in good working condition, dated 2001 or sooner as per the serial number on the back, are also accepted.

Please consider donating your Canadian Tire Money and recyclable cans, bottles and juice boxes. We will pick them up along with your other donations.

Every item that we collect is given free of charge to those families who can pick up. For those who cannot pick up, we have a nominal fee for delivery to cover fuel costs.

Helping Families In Need Society acknowledges the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia