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Prison Mentorship

Many people in prison experience isolation and loneliness. A mentor can provide a safe space for trust to grow and healing to occur. Our prison mentors bring companionship, accountability, and an outside perspective to folks in prison. Want to volunteer in this program? Click HERE and mark down you want to volunteer with our Prison Mentorship Program.

 

NOLA

No One Leaves Alone (NOLA) offers post-incarceration support to participants based on their needs. Often, NOLA participants meet with a circle of volunteers and M2W2 staff. The circle provides mentorship and practical support in five areas: housing, health, employment, education, and relationships. Alternatively, participants can choose to meet with a single volunteer or staff member on an as-needed basis to access support in those same areas. Participants in NOLA recognize the invaluable support it has provided. “You try to rebuild your life in the community and you can’t do it by yourself,” said one participant. “NOLA cares and that’s why it works. It makes a total difference.” Want to volunteer in this program? Click HERE and mark down you want to volunteer with our NOLA Program.

Hidden Treasures

Hidden Treasures is a place where people on parole, work release, or Escorted Temporary Absence (ETA) gain employment and life experience alongside store staff and volunteers from the community. The proceeds from the stores help support our organization. Here are ways you can get involved 

DONATE — We accept donations of quality used clothing, jewellery, games, household goods, furniture, and much, much more. Your donated items can help raise funds to support the significant work of M2W2. We accept donations Monday to Friday 10 am-4:30pm & Saturday 10 am- 3:30 pm.

SERVE — Volunteer alongside other like-minded community members, as well as folks on parole or work release. There are countless opportunities to help out. Want to volunteer in this program? Click HERE and mark down you want to volunteer with our Hidden Treasures.

SHOP — Elevate your home and wardrobe with great deals on a wide selection of quality secondhand goods—from quirky, one-of-a-kind items to everyday staples.

HOURS— Monday to Friday 10 am-5 pm & Saturday 10 am- 4 pm.

LOCATION—45923 Airport Rd, Chilliwack, BC V2P 1A3

 

M2W2 Office

There are times when our office gets really busy, and would really benefit from having some volunteers available who could help out with answering the phone, making photocopies, or stuffing envelopes. If you could serve in this capacity please email us at info@m2w2.com

Misson Workshop

Just recently the M2W2 board approved the purchase of a +/- 2000 square foot Industrial Warehouse (unit # 6 at 32851 London Ave Mission BC).  We were able to pay cash for this unit with the funds we had on hand from the sale of the Abbotsford, Hidden Treasures building.  Hence, the operating cost of this unit will be limited to the annual taxes, the strata fees and other limited costs, like heat and insurance. It is our belief that it will be a positive cash flow initiative very soon after opening.  But as importantly, it will be a great (very low barrier) volunteer opportunity and maybe an even better mentoring opportunity.
This location is very central to both our clients and our volunteer base as it sits just by the off ramp of the Abbotsford/Mission bridge. Not only is it within walking distance of the Starbucks and Tim Hortons at “The Junction” Mall it is also less then half a kilometer from the Mall’s transit hub. 


The intended use of this warehouse is to seek volunteers with Mechanical and Woodworking experience, as well as general labouring workers and start a workshop where these skills can be used to build and repair items to be sold to the public.  This mentoring lesson is what we witnessed at our Thrift Stores and with this initiative we lean into it much more heavily and deliberately.  
The working name for this initiative is the:  

MISSION MENTORING WORKSHOP OR  “M2 WORKSHOP”  


We will not be getting clear possession of this space until Oct/Nov of this year, so we have some time to get our “ducks in a row”. Right now, we are looking for 3 volunteers: 


Someone with general mechanical ability -that can help set out a plan 


Someone with general woodworking ability – that can help build a small catalogue of saleable items  


Someone with general small office experience – to help set up systems for ordering, invoicing, scheduling, safety and advertising. 


If this intrigues, you and you’d like to help, or – have a question – a great idea – or would just like to chat about this initiative, feel free to contact one of us. In the meantime, lets continue to support this important ministry through our time, our prayers and our financial resources.

Purpose. Vision. Mission. Values.

PURPOSE

To answer God’s call in Matthew 25:35-36 and build trust-filled relationships that bring value, restoration, and hope to every person.

VISION

To end imprisonment, one person at a time.

MISSION

To empower and equip volunteers to build practical mentoring relationships with people affected by incarceration.

Values

FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST

Unconditional Love

Good Stewards of All God Provides

Servant Attitude

Diplomacy

COMPASSIONATE RELATIONSHIPS

Empowering

Inclusive

Compassionate

Integrity

ORGANIZATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

Volunteers

Donors

Government Institutions

Community Organizations

TRANSFORMED LIVES

Restorative

Innovative

Holistic

MEASURABLE OUTCOMES

Less Recidivism

Committed Volunteers and Donors

Tracking Program Impacts

Achieving Goals