In this video, we walk you through the easy way to donate to Bridge of Hope online. In a few simple clicks, and your credit card, your generosity can be directed towards the program of your choice. Donations can be made anonymously or you can let us know who to thank! Lastly, a tax receipt…
Use this letter to let someone know that you have donated to Bridge of Hope on their behalf. After arranging your donation with us, print off the form, fill it out, and give it to the recipient. A donation is a wonderful way to make a difference to the life of a child, and bring…
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An updated look inside the Home of Hope in Ukraine. Home of Hope a safe place to live for homeless or orphaned girls, offers opportunities to attend school and finish education, and helps girls and young women become community leaders. We speak to a few of the ladies who are living at the house to…
Get involved for Christmas Are you looking for ways to donate to Bridge of Hope this Christmas season? An easy way for anyone young and old to get involved is to pack a shoe box (or backpack) for the kids in Ukraine. This is one of our most successful programs for many years, and is…
Thursday, March 10 at 5:00pm St Basils Cultural Centre 10819 71 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB Get your Easter Basket ready at this fundraiser for Home of Hope. There will be Easter baking, and other Ukrainian & Easter items for purchase. Ready-made paska for sale as well as pysanky demonstrations. Various vendors will be set up for…
Thursday, October 9at 6:30pm St Basils 7007 – 109 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta T6H 3B9 This Vechirka (night) promises to be a wonderful evening filled with Ukrainian food, music and art. Young, Ukrainian, up and coming artists and musicians will be highlighted at this event. Throughout the evening, guests will wander from artist to artist…
The St. Martin School community concluded its annual Shoebox for Ukraine campaign on March 17. Students filled up their shoeboxes with all kind of school supplies, toys and clothing items for the children living in Ukraine’s orphanges, as well as a personal letter introducing themselves. The coordination of the event is done through the Bridge…
On March 20, 2014 we were treated to a delightful and unexpected surprise. Sr. Bonifatia the provincial superior of the Sister Servants of Mary Immaculate in Ukraine, Sr. Patricia Lacey, provincial superior from Toronto,Canada and Sr. Theresa Slota Superior General from Rome were in Edmonton on business and we were so pleased that they were…
