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SASKATOON CWL CLOTHING DEPOT
CWL Clothing Depot Hours
Effective April 6, 2021, the CWL Clothing Depot will re-open for sales only on Tuesday and Wednesdays from 12:30 – 3pm, and on Saturdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm. Store is limited to 6 customers at a time. All customers must wear a mask when entering the Depot and must practice social distancing as recommended by Saskatchewan Health Authorities.
Donations of good quality items will only be received on Thursdays, starting Thursday, April 29th. Your donation items can be dropped off at the back door of the Clothing Depot (619 20th Street West) from 10am to 2pm. Please ring the bell at the back door and someone will come to receive your items.
We thank you for your patience and your ongoing support as we strive to serve the needs of both our clients and our volunteers.
Christmas 2020 at the Clothing Depot will look very different! Due to covid-19 restrictions the Depot will only open on Tuesday and Wednesdays from 12:30 – 3pm, and on Saturdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm. The store is limited to 6 customers at a time. All customers must wear a mask when entering the Depot and must practice social distancing as recommended by Saskatchewan Health Authorities.
Once again, we are asking for donations of new Christmas gifts for children and adults as well as gently used clothing items. As the winter season is upon us, we are in need of winter coats, boots, mitts, warm clothing, bedding and towels.
Each year the Depot makes candy cups for our clients to purchase at a very reasonable price. These treats are a special favorite of the many Kookums who come to buy something for their grandchildren. Your donation of wrapped candies and wrapped chocolate will help us make their Christmas ‘merry and bright’.
Thank you for your continued support of the Clothing Depot.
Donation items can be dropped off at the back door of the Clothing Depot (619 20th Street West) on Thursdays from 10am to 2pm. Please ring the bell at the back door and someone will come to receive your items.
Christmas Hours at the Depot
CLOSED: December 24, 25, 26
OPEN: Tuesday, December 29, 12:30 – 3pm
Wednesday, December 30, 12:30 – 3pm
OPEN: Thursday, December 31, 10 – 2pm to receive your donations of good quality used items.
Saturday, January2, 2021, 9:30 – 12:30pm
New CWL Clothing Depot Hours
Effective September 23, 2020, the CWL Clothing Depot is open on
The store is limited to 6 customers at a time. All customers must wear a mask when entering the Depot and must practice social distancing as recommended by Saskatchewan Health Authorities.
Donation items can be dropped off at the back door of the Clothing Depot (619 20th Street West) on Thursdays from 10am to 2pm. Please ring the bell at the back door and someone will come to receive your items.
The Clothing Depot is in need of winter clothing, coats, boots, blankets, comforters, and kitchen supplies. Your donations of gently used items are greatly appreciated by the people we serve. Thank you for your support during this pandemic.
CWL Clothing Depot Annual General Meeting
The Catholic Women’s Leagues Annual General Meeting will be held over Zoom on Tuesday, October 20, 7pm. All members of the Catholic Women’s League who wish to attend must register by emailing maryjacobi@shaw.ca by October 14. Once you have registered you will be sent the link and password for the Zoom AGM. You can pick up your copy of the 2020 AGM Report booklet at the Clothing Depot (619 20th Street West) on Thursdays (October 1, 8, or 15th) from 10 – 2pm.
Re-opening of the Clothing Depot - August 4, 2020
The CWL Clothing Depot will have a new look when it reopens on August 4th,
Summer 2020
The CWL Clothing Depot will now be open to receive your donations of good used clothing and household items on Thursdays, from 10 am to 2 pm.
Drop off of donations begin Thursday, July 2, from 10am to 2pm.
Please bring your donations to the back door of the Clothing Depot. At this time there will not be weekly collections done throughout the city by our Depot driver – we need you to bring your donations to us. Thank you.
Please watch for further information as we work towards opening the Depot in a safe and timely manner.
Thank you for your patience and your on-going support of the Clothing Depot.
Spring 2020
Effectively immediately the Clothing Depot will no longer be receiving donations at the back door, nor doing the Thursday pickups throughout the city. This is to comply with the governments' instructions for all non essential services to close their doors to help lessen the risk of spreading the covid-19 virus.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to the ongoing covid-19 pandemic the CWL Clothing Depot has closed its doors to the public effective March 17, 2020 for an indeterminate amount of time. We will closely monitor the guidelines set out by our government and Saskatchewan Health Authority and respond accordingly.
Following the instructions of our government and Canadian Health Authorities, the Annual General Meeting scheduled for Monday, March 30th , 7 p.m. at the Clothing Depot has been postponed until a future date. We will reschedule the AGM when instructed it is safe to do so.
The Clothing Depot Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon scheduled for Monday, April 20 is postponed and will be rescheduled at a later date when public health advisories have been lifted.
Thank You! Over the Christmas season the Clothing Depot’s many customers appreciate the opportunity to purchase new and gently used items for their families and friends at nominal cost. A big ‘Thank You’ to everyone who donates items for our Christmas sale and to those who volunteer during the busy Christmas season; your thoughtfulness is what the Christmas season is all about and makes Christmas ‘Merry and Bright’ for many people. God Bless You.
CHRISTMAS 2019 AT THE CLOTHING DEPOT
1. Christmas has come to the Depot!
As of November 12th the Clothing Depot is busy with Christmas shopping. Our shoppers are thrilled to have a large selection of Christmas decorations and Christmas gifts from which to choose. A very heartfelt ‘thank you’ to our donors who make this possible; because of you someone’s Christmas will be a little more merry and bright!!
Christmas Shopping Hours at the Clothing Depot
Christmas Eve Tuesday, December 24: 9:00 – 12 Noon No donation drop offs on the 24th please Christmas Day Wednesday, December 25: Closed Boxing Day Thursday, December 26: 12:30 – 3pm New Years Day Wednesday, January 1, 2020: Closed
2. Quilt raffle
Once again we have a beautiful hand crafted Christmas Quilt to raffle. Tickets are only $1 each. Stop by and get yours soon. The lucky winner will be drawn on Friday, December 20, 2019.
3. Did you know . . . . .
4. How can you help?
And the most precious gift of all―
CWL Clothing Depot Report to Saskatoon Diocesan Council, April 2019
The Catholic Women’s League Clothing Depot has had another successful year in 2018. Our mission is to provide good used clothing and household articles at a nominal cost to the needy in our community. Profits above and beyond the operation of the Depot are disbursed to non-profit charitable organizations.
Charitable donations for 2018 totalled 43,000 dollars.
Our mandate is no one in need is refused assistance due to lack of funds. Four hundred and twenty eight individuals were provided assistance at no cost to them. Examples would be the homeless needing clothes or blankets and refugees and fire victims in need of kitchen items, towels and sheets.
Our success is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of our manager and part time staff. Bea Megyesi is an inspiration to all she serves, and to our valuable volunteers whose time worked was 6052 hours during 2018.
Communications included information posted to the CWL Provincial website about the Depot. Pictures were included. Thank you cards were made for the truck driver to leave at people’s houses when he picks up donations.
We have given previous donations to Catholic Missions in Canada, and Father David Reilander called to thank us. He requested pictures and a 1000 word report describing the Clothing Depot. Watch for an article about us in the Catholic Missions magazine.
On April 29, 2019, we hosted our annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon at Smiley’s. Without our dedicated volunteers, we would not be able to continue the good work of the Clothing Depot. Thanks also to all Councils who promote Clothing Drives, and encourage donations from their parishes, families, and friends. We have been in operation for 53 years, and with your support, our vital mission will continue to 100!
Respectfully submitted Marlene Kuch CWL Clothing Depot Chairperson
Christmas comes to the Clothing Depot!
Stuffed toys, Nativity sets, pictures, candles, wreaths, ornaments, toys, clothing and Christmas linens are available for purchase by children and adults.
Every year during the Christmas season, the CWL Clothing Depot features a "quilt raffle." Bea is displaying a beautifully designed and crafted quilt for this anticipated event. Tickets are available at the Depot for $1.00 each.
Thank you very much for your continuing support. May you and your family celebrate a joyous Christmas and receive rich blessings in 2019.
Fall/Winter 2018
The non-profit CWL Clothing Depot is presently seeking fall and winter donations including pots and pans, linens, towels, sheets, blankets, etc., ladies, men's and children's jackets, coats and boots, mitts and gloves and ladies long sleeved sweaters.
In preparation for the Clothing Depot's annual Christmas Sale, the Depot is seeking donations of “new” toys. As well, “new” gift sets which might include soaps, lotions, and perfumes are very much appreciated and make wonderful and affordable Christmas gifts for the shoppers who frequent the Depot.
The Depot is also requesting “gently used items,” some of which may include Christmas ornaments and
Many delicious and decorative “Christmas candy cups” are created by the volunteers and are purchased by children and adults at a minimal cost. With that said, the Clothing Depot is requesting individually wrapped candy, preferably nut free.
The Clothing Depot extends special thanks to all its supporters especially the dedicated volunteers who continue to “serve” God's people with kindness and charity. Volunteers are always welcomed and needed! Please call Bea at the Depot, 306-242-5042, if you wish to join the volunteer “team.”
The Depot also thanks the numerous individuals and organizations who support us with donations. Because the Depot is a non-profit organization, profits from sales are directed to local and provincial charities. CWL CLOTHING DEPOT
“He gives generously to the poor; His kindness lasts forever.”
Thank you for your generosity!
Summer 2018
An appreciation luncheon was held at Smiley's in Saskatoon for those who served as volunteers at the CWL Clothing Depot. The dedicated volunteers enjoyed the opportunity to socialize and enjoy a delicious meal. 135 people attended. Thank you to all who participated. Because volunteers are always needed and greatly appreciated, please call Bea at the Clothing Depot, 306 242 5042, to inquire about volunteering.
The AGM (Annual General Meeting) of the CWL Clothing Depot was held at the depot in March. Reports were read by the Board members. In Bea's absence, the Depot Manager's Report was read by Pat Fortosky, Board Chairman. Bea noted that a total of 5197.5 volunteer hours were documented for the 2017 year. She also expressed special thanks to the Christian Ethics students who help out, to the ladies who do mending, and to the lady who makes old Barbie Dolls look like new.
At this time, the Clothing Depot is seeking donations of “summer” items, especially children's clothing sizes 7-14. Donations of towels, face cloths, sheets and other linen articles, as well as housewares are always needed and appreciated.
The Clothing Depot is in need of summer clothing, sizes 7 to 14. Summer dresses, summer purses are always best sellers.
Also a popular items: Saskatchewan Football Rider clothing and summer shoes and children's sandals and other kid's footwear is always in demand.
Karen Swan, Sylvia Nimalovitch and Elizabeth Kokotailo show summer clothes, always wanted on these hot summer days. Maria Barba holds up popular swimwear.
Because the Clothing Depot is supported by donations, we wish to express thanks to the many businesses, church groups and private donors who continue to make regular and generous donations.
The CWL Clothing Depot will be closed during Exhibition Week, August 7-12, 2018.
Hours of Operation
Open to the Public Tuesday-Friday 12:30-3:00pm Saturday 9:30-12:30pm
Donation Drop Off (please use back door): Monday-Friday 9:00-3:00pm Saturday 9:00am-12:00pm
For Donation Pick-Up, please call 306 242 5042
Spring 2018
The CWL Clothing Depot is pleased to report that 2017 was a very successful year. We were able to provide new as well as “gently used items,” some of which included clothing, household items, bedding, and Christmas “gift” items to the needy at prices that were affordable to them. This is made possible by support from our dedicated volunteers who spend endless hours at the CWL Clothing Depot and from many others who understand the needs in our community and continue with their donations throughout the year. The Clothing Depot in turn is able to continuously offer financial support to non-profit charitable organizations so that they too are able to carry on their good work to benefit others as well.
Volunteers are always needed and greatly appreciated. If you are interested in joining our team please contact us at the CWL Clothing Depot for more information.
Dedicated volunteers Edna Kyrzyk, Emily Greter, and Janette Schwandt
When we, who have been so richly blessed, are willing to share our time and treasure with our brothers and sisters then we are doing what the Gospel demands of us. ~ The Most Reverend Murray Chatlain, Archbishop of Keewatin-Le Pas
We encourage parishes and other groups to consider organizing donation drives for particular items such as socks and underwear, that are always in demand.
The Clothing Depot has a wide variety of items from which people can chose. Mary Kehrig (left) and Mary Jacobi (right) help keep things organized.
There is a detailed history of the Clothing Depot on the Saskatoon diocese website (click HERE). Our prayer is that the Depot will continue to serve for another 50 years.
Every Thursday the Clothing Depot arranges for the pick-up of donations. Call (306) 242-5042 by Wednesday. If you wish to deliver your items, go to 619 - 20th Street West at the back door between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday and Saturday between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon.
Shopping is Tuesday to Friday from 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m..
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