Apple Papa Van Schaik Family Fund
The Apple Papa Van Schaik Family Fund honours the memory of Fred Van Schaik who generously donated food from his business to the less fortunate and most vulnerable in our community.
A memorial gift or a gift that honours someone recognizes that person in a particularly special way in support of our work in Niagara.
Donate In Memory, In Honour or In Celebration
This is a fabulous way to give a gift that is meaningful to both the gift recipient and those that benefit from the donation through the work we do at Bethlehem Housing and Support Services.
In Honour Gifts – Thank someone in a special way by donating in their honour.
In Celebration Gifts – Celebrate a birthday, anniversary, wedding, birth etc. by making a donation to Bethlehem Housing and Support Services in lieu of a gift. Those celebrating may also suggest to family and friends that in lieu of gifts a donation can be made to Bethlehem Housing and Support Services.
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
Memorial Gifts – Memorial donations are a fitting way to remember a special person while at the same time helping others.
Would you like to find out more about making a Memorial Fund?
We'll help you honour your friend or loved one, knowing that your gift will make a life-changing difference. When you make a donation online you have the option to dedicate your donation In memory or In honour of someone you love. We are registered with Canada Helps, a Canadian online platform to make charitable giving simple.
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Gloria Rooney Education Support Fund
Established in 1993, the Gloria Rooney Scholarship fund honours the memory and social activism of Gloria Rooney who had a lengthy dedication to supporting individuals in need and community grass roots causes.
Henk Zwart Memorial Fund
The Henk Zwart Memorial Fund was established in 1990 to provide financial support to residents living at Bethlehem Place who require external therapeutic services but cannot afford to do so. Henk's family established the fund after his sudden passing as a way of honouring his legacy of compassion and quiet caring for others.