‘Tis the Season! CMHA NS Charity Gift Wrap station will run from Dec.22 – 24 at Mic Mac Mall

Dec 8, 2023

Not a gift-wrapping guru? No problem!

The Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia Division has you covered! 

On December 22, 23 or 24, drop your gifts off to be wrapped by CMHA NS staff and volunteers at the Mic Mac Mall Charity Gift Wrapping Station while you continue to shop or visit Woody the Talking Christmas Tree. The cost of this time-saving service is by donation. Staff will be able to accept cash, credit cards, Pay Pal and Google Pay.

Not only will your gift look great, but 100% of the gift wrap proceeds on December 22,23 and 24 will benefit the Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia Division.

Interested in volunteering? Contact Erin Christie at [email protected]. Please indicate which dates and hours you are available.

DETAILS:

WHERE: The Charity Gift Wrapping Station is in the Woody Store, located on Level 1 Next to Guest Services at Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth.

WHEN:

• Dec.22 | 12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
• Dec.23 | 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
• Dec.24 | 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Already have your wrapping finished? Don’t worry — you can still support our mental health programs!

Make your donation today HERE

Where does your money go?

As a not-for-profit, charitable organization, we rely on the generosity of Nova Scotians who care deeply about their community and give what they can to support it.

Donations help fund programs that provide the tools and support Nova Scotians need to be well and stay well.

This includes support finding and maintaining safe, affordable housing, assistance finding sustainable, well-paying jobs and access to mental health literacy tools and education.

Last year, with the help of generous donors and supporters, CMHA NS Division;

• Helped 120 Nova Scotians access housing support services through Project H.O.P.E.
• Supported 129 Nova Scotians in finding and securing employment at companies that were psychologically safe workplaces and paid a living wage through our At Work program.
• Provided free or low-cost suicide prevention training to 254 Nova Scotians across the province.
• Provided free mental health education to 1,565 through our THRIVE Program