Orange T-shirts 2025
August 26, 2025
Purchase an Orange Shirt from Rossbrook House Foundation and support children and youth.
Everyday cotton (100% cotton) T-shirts in orange...
On September 30, Canadians will be wearing orange to show that Every Child Matters.
Purchase an Orange Shirt from Rossbrook House Foundation and support children and youth who drop in to Rossbrook House.
Purchase online: rossbrookhousefoundation.myshopify.com/
Everyday cotton T-shirts in orange with ‘Nurturing the Child’ graphic front/centre, created by Rossbrook House Junior Staff/Rising Sun student, Trinity, with Rossbrook House logo on the left sleeve.
All sale proceeds of these unique t-shirts will go toward programs for children and youth. Learn more here: rossbrookhouse.ca/orange-t-shirts-2025/
Sizes: Limited quantities available.
· Adult sizes are $25 plus tax. Small to 3XL.
· Youth sizes are $20 plus tax.
Proceeds go to programs for children and youth. To learn more about Rossbrook House, go to rossbrookhouse.ca
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Blink and summer is over! Rossbrook House is back to regular hours, open each weekday at 3:30 for after-school programs and 24 hours on weekends. The summer was filled with many fun outings like going to the Forks. The children loved playing the claw machine!
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#tbt The last week of August there were a variety of competitions including a water balloon toss, three-legged race, long distance run, soccer, and more! The participants compete in their age category with the hopes of winning a coveted medal- not to mention the glory of coming in the top three!
This happens each summer and is a long-standing tradition at Rossbrook House. Watch the video for a peek at the fun the children and youth had during the Summer Games 2025!
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The students in all three off-campus schools hosted by Rossbrook House in partnership with Winnipeg School Division are fed lunch and snacks.
The Rossbrook House kitchen also provides an after-school meal each weekday and two meals on weekends.
Learn more here : rossbrookhouse.ca/programming/kitchen/
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Indigenous Way of Life Coordinator, Mitch, took youth from Rossbrook House and our neighbours at IRCOM (Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba) to the Manito Ahbee Petroforms at Bannock Point. A Knowledge Keeper shared creation stories and teachings of how the Indigenous Peoples are connected to the land. The participants also shared stories from each other's cultures. This outing was made possible with the support from the Winnipeg Foundation.
The Bannock Point Petroforms are located in the Whiteshell between Betula Lake and Nutimik Lake.
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Purchase an Orange Shirt from Rossbrook House Foundation and support children and youth who drop in to Rossbrook House.
Purchase online: rossbrookhousefoundation.myshopify.com/
Everyday cotton T-shirts in orange with ‘Nurturing the Child’ graphic front/centre, created by Rossbrook House Junior Staff/Rising Sun student, Trinity, with Rossbrook House logo on the left sleeve.
All sale proceeds of these unique t-shirts will go toward programs for children and youth. Learn more here: rossbrookhouse.ca/orange-t-shirts-2025/
Sizes: Limited quantities available.
· Adult sizes are $25 plus tax.
· Youth sizes are $20 plus tax.
Proceeds go to programs for children and youth. To learn more about Rossbrook House, go to rossbrookhouse.ca
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The summer included outings galore including a trip to Activate for all kinds of gaming. Rossbrook House is back to regular hours, open each weekday at 3:30 for after-school programs and 24 hours on weekends.
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THANK YOU to all who donated new school supplies for the children and youth who drop in to Rossbrook House. We were overwhelmed by the generosity of Rossbrook House supporters! Thank you for the backpacks, crayons, pens, markers, binders, running shoes, calculators.... One neighborhood even got together to collect items and dropped off dozens of backpacks filled with supplies.
Parents selected from the wonderful amount of supplies last week so that their child was able to start off the year with what they needed!
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Thank you to Cakes for Kids Winnipeg for ensuring that Rossbrook House children and youth receive a delicious cake (or cupcakes) for their birthdays. When this young lady turned 12, she was excited to both share her cake with her friends and to move into the Intermediates.
Rossbrook House has two levels for programs. Energy Plus (ages 6 to 11) and Intermediates (ages 12-17). When the children turn 12, they move into the Intermediates for outings, programs and activities. Each age group has their own area in the building (upper main hall for the Energy Plus & the basement for the youth) with video games and pool tables.
Learn more about Rossbrook House programs for children and youth here: rossbrookhouse.ca/
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Purchase an Orange Shirt from Rossbrook House Foundation and support children and youth who drop in to Rossbrook House.
Purchase online: rossbrookhousefoundation.myshopify.com/
Everyday cotton T-shirts in orange with ‘Nurturing the Child’ graphic front/centre, created by Rossbrook House Junior Staff/Rising Sun student, Trinity, with Rossbrook House logo on the left sleeve.
All sale proceeds of these unique t-shirts will go toward programs for children and youth. Learn more here: rossbrookhouse.ca/orange-t-shirts-2025/
Sizes: Limited quantities available.
· Adult sizes are $25 plus tax.
· Youth sizes are $20 plus tax.
Proceeds go to programs for children and youth. To learn more about Rossbrook House, go to rossbrookhouse.ca
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Rossbrook House is open 24 hours all weekend for ages 6 to 24. Children and youth can drop in for programs, activities, and daily meals.
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Rossbrook House is back to regular hours, open each weekday at 3:30 for after-school programs and 24 hours on weekends. The summer went by quickly and was filled with many fun activities like Cooking in the Kitchen. The youth enjoyed shopping for the ingredients and learning to make new meals and treats. They’re new favourite is Taco in a bag, which they made a couple of times!
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#TBT This weekend is the Teddy Bear’s Picnic at Assiniboine Park. For many years, volunteers from the Children’s Hospital would create a Teddy Bear’s Picnic for Rossbrook House children. Held at Rossbrook House, the volunteers would tend to their bear’s needs while also showing the participants various medical procedures, with the intention of making any future visits to the doctor seem less scary.
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#tbt During the summer children and youth attended Pow Wows with Rossbrook House. In August, a few youth went to the Dakota Ojibwe Child and Family Services Pow Wow at Dakota Tipi.
Cultural teachings are incorporated in a variety of programs at Rossbrook House so that the participants can learn more about their culture and heritage. Learn more here: rossbrookhouse.ca/programming/arts-and-culture/
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Purchase an Orange Shirt from Rossbrook House Foundation and support children and youth who drop in to Rossbrook House.
Purchase online: rossbrookhousefoundation.myshopify.com/
Everyday cotton T-shirts in orange with ‘Nurturing the Child’ graphic front/centre, created by Rossbrook House Junior Staff/Rising Sun student, Trinity, with Rossbrook House logo on the left sleeve.
All sale proceeds of these unique t-shirts will go toward programs for children and youth. Learn more here: rossbrookhouse.ca/orange-t-shirts-2025/
Sizes: Limited quantities available.
· Adult sizes are $25 plus tax.
· Youth sizes are $20 plus tax.
Proceeds go to programs for children and youth. To learn more about Rossbrook House, go to rossbrookhouse.ca
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