Winter can be isolating - it asks a lot of people, especially those already navigating instability or hardship. While I won’t be able to physically join the Coldest Night of the Year walk this February, I’m still showing up in the way I know best: by fundraising and partnering with Regeneration Brampton on a symbolic public art installation called The Light We Share.

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This project is about visibility, care, and collective warmth. It reflects the idea that even in the coldest moments, we carry light for one another, through community support, shared responsibility, and action that goes beyond a single night. Funds raised through this campaign support Regeneration Brampton’s work providing care, resources, and dignity to people in our community experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness. Every donation helps keep that light going.

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If you’re able to contribute, I’d be deeply grateful for your support. Your generosity helps turn care into action and light into something we can all share.