Knitters make socks for homeless moving into modular housing building

This is a yarn about people giving back.
Volunteer knitters from Vancouver and as far away as Smithers in the Interior and even Seattle in the U.S. have donated 52 pairs of socks, one for every homeless person moving into a temporary modular housing building on Kaslo Street in Vancouver.
“We wanted something of a welcome package, hand-knit socks,” Paula Lindner, a yarn shop owner and president of the Collingwood Neighbourhood House board of directors, said Monday.
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