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ABOUT NASHI
This is what we work for.
NASHI is an entirely volunteer non-profit organization who is addressing the issue of human trafficking locally and globally. NASHI has 2 primary goals. The first is to educate people about human trafficking by providing forums and workshops nationally and internationally. The second goal was the building of a safehouse for at risk young girls in Ukraine. The Maple Leaf House is a live-in facility that provides shelter, food and a home
environment for up to 20 girls. Our commitment is to educate these girls until they can become productive members of their society.
NASHI’S MOTTO IS: DO SOMETHING
NASHI continues to be completely volunteer based, with no salaried employees or directors. All the work is done by a Board of Directors, plus a core of under 200 members and volunteers. As the Maple Leaf House grows to it's capacity of 20 girls, we continue fundraising to cover the operating and maintenance costs, as well as to provide post-secondary education for the girls. Just like our own children, these are our responsibility until they are employed and able to care for themselves. We have girls ranging from 5 to 15 years old, so some will be with our responsibility for more than 15 years. The annual Perogy Paradise will continue to act as our main fund raising event, with 40% of the proceeds covering our operating expenses. The remaining 60% of proceeds and 100% of all donations continue to be directed to our projects. Sustainability via monthly giving initiatives need your involvement.
environment for up to 20 girls. Our commitment is to educate these girls until they can become productive members of their society.
NASHI’S MOTTO IS: DO SOMETHING
NASHI continues to be completely volunteer based, with no salaried employees or directors. All the work is done by a Board of Directors, plus a core of under 200 members and volunteers. As the Maple Leaf House grows to it's capacity of 20 girls, we continue fundraising to cover the operating and maintenance costs, as well as to provide post-secondary education for the girls. Just like our own children, these are our responsibility until they are employed and able to care for themselves. We have girls ranging from 5 to 15 years old, so some will be with our responsibility for more than 15 years. The annual Perogy Paradise will continue to act as our main fund raising event, with 40% of the proceeds covering our operating expenses. The remaining 60% of proceeds and 100% of all donations continue to be directed to our projects. Sustainability via monthly giving initiatives need your involvement.
"Everyone on this fragile planet has the capacity to reach out and touch the soul of someone less fortunate. If everyone did this, what an amazing world it would be. NASHI, and its devoted coterie of volunteers, have taken on a daunting task with a deep sense of mission and driving spirit. From Saskatoon, all the way across the Atlantic Ocean to Lviv, Ukraine, NASHI makes an incredible difference in the lives of so many abandoned orphans in Ukraine. They are to be commended for their work and their selfless dedication."
Victor Malarek
Victor Malarek
Maple Leaf House
The original Maple Leaf House building was an abandoned kindergarten that had been vacant for many years. A local general contractor was hired along with skilled local workers. Overgrowth and excess trees were cleared and interior demolition began. This was a long process which involved taking the structure down to bare brick and completely rebuilding the plumbing and wiring for the building. New flooring had to be poured and some interior structure replaced. The facility has dual heat sources with a boiler system that can utilize either natural gas or wood.
A Little Help From Canada
Several volunteer trips went to the project to provide labour. Here, some volunteers are removing old plaster and tile from the core interior brick walls. In order to build the rooms required, we raised the flat roof to create a 3rd floor with dormers. A local brick factory was re-opened to provide materials.
The Finished Home
Construction took several years and progressed as funding through donations and NASHI events became available. The result is a 13,000 square foot home with kitchen and dining areas, offices, laundry facilities, classrooms, common areas for socializing and play, bedrooms for 20 girls and 5 full bathrooms. There are two walls in the dining area decorated with maple leaf plaques showcasing the names of those who contributed to that initial construction and supported NASHI throughout.
NEWS
PornHub Yields to Pressure
Pornhub has removed at least 10.6 million abuse videos to date. This is by far a major win in our fight towards a world free from sexual abuse and exploitation.
Take a moment to let this sink in. Pause. Realize that raising your voice has been worth it. Pornhub even comments and says that this change is spearheaded by National Center on Sexual Exploitation and Exodus Cry’s #TraffickingHub campaign. Thousands of you joined us in demanding change and now Pornhub has removed millions of videos.
This move comes at a critical time as Pornhub continues to be examined closely by major companies like Visa and Mastercard, and also by Canadian Parliament, which announced an official investigation of the company MindGeek. Pornhub is inherently sexually exploitive, and it has yet to pay for the criminal facilitation of abuse and pain. But it will if we have anything to say about it. So stay tuned! We know these deleted videos are just the start of even more victories ahead. We'll get there one step at a time.
Take a moment to let this sink in. Pause. Realize that raising your voice has been worth it. Pornhub even comments and says that this change is spearheaded by National Center on Sexual Exploitation and Exodus Cry’s #TraffickingHub campaign. Thousands of you joined us in demanding change and now Pornhub has removed millions of videos.
This move comes at a critical time as Pornhub continues to be examined closely by major companies like Visa and Mastercard, and also by Canadian Parliament, which announced an official investigation of the company MindGeek. Pornhub is inherently sexually exploitive, and it has yet to pay for the criminal facilitation of abuse and pain. But it will if we have anything to say about it. So stay tuned! We know these deleted videos are just the start of even more victories ahead. We'll get there one step at a time.
Teddy Bear Jump
One of NASHI's supporters, from Louisianna, is a skydiving instructor among other things. He and a group of friends took some teddy bears skydiving and then he delivered them to the Maple Leaf House and gave them to the girls there. Click on the image above to view a short video of the jump and presentation.
Latest Newsletters
Here you can find the latest NASHI newsletters in PDF format. Click on the links below to view or print each newsletter.
DONATE
You can help support NASHI’s projects in multiple ways. We accept monetary donations by mail-in cheque donations, pre-authorized debit and secure online donations through PayPal. 100% of donations to NASHI support our projects and are not used for administrative costs.
To support NASHI's projects financially, you can send your cheque or money order, payable to NASHI at this address
NASHI
535 8th Street East
Saskatoon, Sk
S7H 0P9
For security reasons we do not accept credit card donations directly through our site. We use Square to process credit and debit cards but require phone contact. If you wish to use a credit card, please call 306-281-9877 and we can process your credit card over the phone.
Interac e-Transfer is also available. You can list how you suggest the donation be used in the message section. If you are a new donor or your address has changed since you last donated to NASHI, please include your complete mailing address on the email so that a receipt can be mailed to you. To send an E-Transfer please use the address admin@nashi.ca. No password is required.
Monthly donations are greatly appreciated. To set up a monthly donation directly from your bank account, please print and fill out the PAD Agreement below. If you wish to use credit card for a monthly donation, please print and fill out the CC Monthly agreement linked below. These can be mailed to NASHI at the address above.
To support NASHI's projects financially, you can send your cheque or money order, payable to NASHI at this address
NASHI
535 8th Street East
Saskatoon, Sk
S7H 0P9
For security reasons we do not accept credit card donations directly through our site. We use Square to process credit and debit cards but require phone contact. If you wish to use a credit card, please call 306-281-9877 and we can process your credit card over the phone.
Interac e-Transfer is also available. You can list how you suggest the donation be used in the message section. If you are a new donor or your address has changed since you last donated to NASHI, please include your complete mailing address on the email so that a receipt can be mailed to you. To send an E-Transfer please use the address admin@nashi.ca. No password is required.
Monthly donations are greatly appreciated. To set up a monthly donation directly from your bank account, please print and fill out the PAD Agreement below. If you wish to use credit card for a monthly donation, please print and fill out the CC Monthly agreement linked below. These can be mailed to NASHI at the address above.
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