In February, I once again visited the Thompson Community Centre to drop off origami winged heart kits for Anti-Bullying/Pink Shirt Day.

During November, I was able to meet up with Suzie and drop off poppy kits for the Thompson Community Centre.

For Canada day, I had made some Maple Leaf Origami Themed Kits for the City of Westminster seniors and adults.

This was the origami second kit that I made. This one was Christmas themed, and covered making origami penguins.

Wanting to share my passion for origami, I created origami spinner kits for the children at the Richmond Family Place.

During Covid-19, I sent out a thank you gift to the moms in the community who are continuing to persevere and fearlessly grow even now.

I planned a visit to RainCity housing and brought some cookies and cards to encourage them through these hard times.

My goal is to lead a holiday-related craft at the Modular Housing Unit. This time I decided to make goldfish for Chinese new year.

I just went to RWRC again! I dropped some lotus boxes off. This time I tried to make something a bit different.

During our visit at the modular home, I handed out water lilies and held a craft session on how to make crane ornaments.

During November, I visited the Richmond Women's Centre to drop off some white and purple roses.

Through these flowers I was able to meet so many of the Rosewood Manor residents.

I hoped the roses I made for the girls would be a meaningful gift that would remind them of us.

While visiting the Rose family we held an origami activity. This activity let the girls to try out origami for the first time.

This is just a small thank you to the ladies in the Mukti community who served us our meals and helped us out.