Molly wakes up with awesome hair and frost covering her blanket

The temperature dropped to -11 with wind chill, so some of the participants decided to sleep in the alcove where they would be better protected against the elements. This gave some faculty and students a scare the next morning!

Brady surveys our food donations. The number of food donations we received was overwhelming. For the remaining nights, we kept only the food we needed and sent the rest to Woods Homes, the youth emergency shelter for whom we were raising money.

A student stopped by our sleeping area with musical instruments, so naturally, we put them to use. In the days to follow, we began busking as a new approach to raising money

The newspaper delivery guy dropped off more newspapers to us again!

The number of people who snored seemed to outnumber the number of quiet sleepers

At night, we often hung out in this small alcove by the Student Union’s building to stay warm

One night, the winds reached 100km/h. Erica is seen here trying to  hang on to her blanket

We had regular visitors who would check up on us every day, including these kids from a local school

After the first night- the newspaper delivery man drops off newspapers to us and we see ourselves on the front page!