FUNDRAISING
Make a Difference by Supporting MPSSAS!
Muskoka/Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services is a non-profit organization which operates through the efforts of staff and volunteers. We receive some “core” funding from the Ministry of the Attorney General, Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services and the Ministry of Health; but, fundraising activities are vital in order to offer many of our programs and services.
Our ability to provide programs and services depends to a large extent on the continued generosity of our financial supporters.
To make a secure online donation (free of charge), please visit Pay Pal Giving Funds.
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Muskoka Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services will provide charitable receipts for all donations.
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You may also make a donation by sending a cheque or money order payable to:
Muskoka/Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services,
29 Manitoba St. Ste. 1
Bracebridge, Ontario.
P1L 1S4
Thank you!
Muskoka Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services (MPSSAS) in collaboration with Toronto Rape Crisis Centre and TAIBU is hosting a powerful culturally vibrant Gala & Awareness Event at the Royal Ontario Museum in Tkaronto on Saturday, February 28, 2026. The gala will bring together survivors, youth, Elders, advocates, and allies in a shared space of healing and celebration.
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THE EVENING WILL FEATURE:
• A ribbon skirt fashion showcase inspired by the teachings of White Buffalo Calf Woman and Deer Woman, featuring eleven original skirts created through an Indigenous-led storytelling and design contest.
• Drumming and dancing that honour Indigenous traditions and community spirit.
• Indigenous and Afro-Indigenous fashion presentations showcasing culture, artistry, and resurgence
• Reflections and teachings from youth leaders, knowledge keepers, and survivors.
• Indigenous-inspired hors d’oeuvres and non-alcoholic punch, served in keeping with our commitment to safety, cultural respect, and inclusion.
We are thrilled to share an exciting opportunity to support Indigenous-led healing, celebration, and change!
This gathering is more than a
celebration – it is a space for
truth-telling, collective witnessing,
and community healing in response to
gender-based and colonial violence. It is also a visible act of solidarity with Indigenous and Afro-Indigenous survivors of sexual violence and a chance to honour their voices, leadership, and stories.
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