has brought a truck load of socks and winter clothing to Winnipeg to help keep those experiencing homelessness in the city a little warmer this winter. The grade 10 student delivered the socks to Siloam Mission and the winter wear to a shelter for mothers on Thursday. "It always feels good to know that you're helping people that need help," Nickel told CBC News of the donations on Sunday. In the first three years she says she collected around 900 pairs of socks all together. This morning, 16 year old, Faith Nickel of Moosehorn, Manitoba dropped of 1,946 pairs of new socks that she collected by encouraging local businesses to give back!

Source: CBC News January 07, 2019 10:52 UTC