Here are a few ideas that others have done since 2022:

• A Manitoba elementary school class raised funds and sent the charity a cheque.
• Calgary church groups set up two separate bottle drives. Volunteers signed up to deliver flyers and a week later, to collect bottles. The local bottle depot left a cube van in their church parking lot to deposit bottles and issued a cheque to the charity once the bottles were tallied.
• A Newfoundland marketplace set up donation boxes at all the stores and blasted out the fundraiser on local media.
• A Yukon gift shop/gallery has an ongoing fundraiser from the sale of goods and paintings by Ukrainian artists.
  https://yukonart.ca/collections/ukrainian-art-fundraiser
  A percentage of sales are regularly donated directly to the CanadaHelps site by the store owner.
• A group of men in B.C. set up Project Volya for first aid for front-line soldiers. The items were personally delivered to soldiers by one of them over three visits. This task is now done by a local pharmacist who works with front-line soldiers, and other volunteers within Ukraine. Donations to Project Volya are made directly to Canada Helps on a drop-down menu on the S.O.S. Ukraine page. CanadaHelps issues a receipt to each donor.
• Several Canadian business owners encouraged their staff and sent a compiled donation from them and their companies.
• You can also always donate directly to CanadaHelps, United Way, Benevity, Charitable Impact, PayPal Giving Fund, and others who direct the donations to us – or contact us through our website to mail a cheque to the charity and receive an official tax receipt.