Chez Doris
WishList: https://www.chezdoris.org/en/get-involved/donate-items/
Chez Doris is a charitable organization offering a daytime shelter 7 days a week for all women in difficulty. The house provides meals, respite, clothing, socio-recreational activities as well as practical assistance in a secure and accepting environment.
1430 Chomedey
Montreal, Quebec
H3H 2A7
Telephone: 514-937-2341
Are you in need of a washer washer and dryer, I have a set to donate.
Hi Debbie, Chez Doris in Montreal, they may have someone in need if not themselves (you would need to contact directly please):
Chez Doris
WishList: https://www.chezdoris.org/en/get-involved/donate-items/
Chez Doris is a charitable organization offering a daytime shelter 7 days a week for all women in difficulty. The house provides meals, respite, clothing, socio-recreational activities as well as practical assistance in a secure and accepting environment.
1430 Chomedey
Montreal, Quebec
H3H 2A7
Telephone: 514-937-2341
Hi!
I have a Stove, a Dryer, and a dishwasher. It workes perfectly. As well as some other kitchen utensils.
If you do need, pls. contact me.
Hi Linda, thank you for asking. I have left a message for Chez Doris (a charity in Montreal) to call me back. I don’t collect anything myself. Normally you would contact the charities directly yourself. When I hear back I will email you. Thanks, Michelle Beaupre, CharityWishList.ca
Hello, I need help in where to call for helping my tenant who just got diagnosed with lung cancer therefore cannot work and barely has money to buy food. I brought him a 2 week supply of groceries and he owes me 2.5min th rent.
He needs basic furniture (stove, washer/dryer/small kitchen table, tv unit. for now.
Thank you for your goodness & help in directing me to the right organization in either Laval or Montreal, Quebec.
Have a blessed day 👼😇
Tania 514-887-4021
Hi Tania,
You could try contacting https://www.furniturebank.org/mada-community-centre-furniture-depot/
I found them on the Internet. They are in Montreal and appear to be able to help people acquire furniture that can not afford it.
As for his financial situation, you could look into him getting a disability designation and apply for disability benefits or social assistance.
Apply for disability in Quebec:
https://www.retraitequebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/invalidite/prestations-invalidite-rrq/Pages/demander-prestations-invalidite-rrq.aspx
Since you say he has lung cancer, you may also want to reach out to various lung cancer organizations. See where they can direct you. And if he needs help paying for medication, he could try https://www.ramq.gouv.qc.ca/en/citizens/prescription-drug-insurance it appears to be something the Quebec government offers if you don’t have a private drug plan.
Hope the above is helpful, I wish your tenant strength to get through this challenge. He is lucky to have you advocating for him. Oh and depending on his age and residency, maybe check to see if he qualifies for CPP Canada Pension Plan and or Old Age Security.
Good luck,
Michelle
CharityWishList.ca
(This website does not collect anything itself, its like a directory to connect people to charities that want what they want to give away.)
Hi there. I have a washer, dryer, fridge and stove to donate. I don’t have a car so it would need to be a pick up. We are leaving our place on the 14th of June and we were hoping that the appliances are gone by then.
We really want to make sure this goes to someone who needs it.
Hi Anis, thank you for wanting to find a new home for your appliances. I have left a message with one of the charities to see if either they are interested, or if they could suggest another charity. Since it is Sunday I likely won’t hear back until Monday. I will let you know. Note that CharityWishList.ca doesn’t accept anything itself, but I am happy to help you find suggestions for you.
– Michelle Beaupre, CharityWishList.ca
Hi Anis, here are a couple of options:
Suggestion #1: “Chez Doris” charity, their housing program would love the appliances but they don’t have a pick-up service at the moment while volunteers are not working during the pandemic. And they can’t afford to pay for pick-up. If you can arrange and pay for delivery, they would love the items but they understand if that isn’t possible. They would go to someone in need in the downtown core of Montreal, on the subway line. Chez Doris Housing Program: 514-937-2341 ext. 232.
https://www.chezdoris.org
Suggestion #2: Habitat for Humanity’s Restore Montreal locations. $50 pick-up fee payable by you to Habitat for Humanity. Patricia says you would email (it covers both of the Montreal locations) email: [email protected] to arrange for pick-up of the appliances/payment etc. Tel. 514-907-8991.
I told them I was looking for options, not myself committing to anything on your behalf. You will need to contact the charity of your choice directly to make arrangements. I did not provide your information to them.
Hope this helps,
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca
I have 4 appliances to give away. Fridge, Stove, washer and dryer. I live by myself so they need to be picked up. They work perfectly and i am give them away cause i bought new ones.
Hi Moe, thank you for asking about donating your appliances. Very kind of you. I suggest Habitat for Humanity’s Re-store. (CharityWishList.ca is like a directory, I don’t collect any items myself.) You would need to contact them to make arrangements. For Montreal, the website is https://restorequebec.ca/en/donate/
Hope this helps,
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca
Hi there we have a fridge, stove dryer and washer that we are looking to donate by June 30th. We dont have a car so it would need to be picked up in St-Leonard. really hoping it could go to someome / place that would need it
Hi Olivia, here are a couple of options:
Suggestion #1: “Chez Doris” charity, their housing program would love the appliances but they don’t have a pick-up service at the moment while volunteers are not working during the pandemic. And they can’t afford to pay for pick-up. If you can arrange and pay for delivery, they would love the items but they understand if that isn’t possible. They would go to someone in need in the downtown core of Montreal, on the subway line. Chez Doris Housing Program: 514-937-2341 ext. 232.
https://www.chezdoris.org
Suggestion #2: Habitat for Humanity’s Restore Montreal locations. $50 pick-up fee payable by you to Habitat for Humanity. Patricia says you would email (it covers both of the Montreal locations) email: [email protected] to arrange for pick-up of the appliances/payment etc. Tel. 514-907-8991.
You will need to contact the charity of your choice directly to make arrangements. I did not provide your information to them.
Hope this helps,
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca
I am writing in concern of my son who lives in Ville Emard Montreal. He has two children ages eight and four years old recently his washer and dryer gave out with the cost of living right now he cannot afford a washer or dryer, and the children need to be clean in order to go to do their daily activity. I was wondering if there was any donations to help him with a dryer and a lwasher to be able to keep the clothes clean for his young children I know that sometimes they get donated and he would except whatever is donated I would be so grateful if you would be able to assist him in acquiring a washer and a dryer. He does not know that I have reached out to find out if there’s someone that’s able to help him as I think he would be embarrassed where they shouldn’t be any embarrassing, reaching out and asking for help he’s not one for doing that but he really needs assistance but he is extremely tight right now and he needs all the help that he can get. If you could please a system that would be phenomenal. He lives at 5606 rue Hadley villa Emard in Montreal. This is my email address. If you’d like to reply back to me that would be appreciated and I could let him know if you do end up being able to help them out with one that would be probably the best Christmas present Halloween present birthday present he could ever give that family Thank you and God bless Linda and. My granddaughter is four and my grandson is 8 year old. Thank you and happy Thanksgiving.
Hi Linda,
Sorry I don’t collect any items myself so have none to give. But, you could try reaching out to the Habitat for Humanity re-store closest to you. See if they maybe could help your son out.Habitat for Humanity Montreal
You could also try reaching out to your local churches, explain the situation and ask if they know of anyone looking to donate appliances. Maybe they could do a fundraiser. You could also try the Salvation Army https://www.thriftstore.ca/donatetoday/
A
The Salvation Army Thrift Store
6116 Sherbrooke St W #6112 · (514) 488-8714
Closed ⋅ Opens 10 a.m. Mon
In-store shopping
B
The Salvation Army Thrift Store
7066 Rue St-Hubert · (514) 276-0349
Closed ⋅ Opens 10 a.m. Mon
In-store shopping
Also, if he hasn’t already, he could check if he qualifies for social assistance. That would connect him with a lot of resources.
https://www.quebec.ca/en/family-and-support-for-individuals/social-assistance-social-solidarity/how-to-apply
Hope this is helpful,
Michelle
CharityWishList.ca