Please drop-off your equipment donations at one of these locations, which include both of our offices and our partner locations.
For details about a particular location, such as its operating hours and drop-off instructions, kindly reach out to the designated drop-off location directly.
Please note that the Manitoba Aboriginal Sports & Recreation Council is not a registered charity, and we are unable to provide donation receipts for charitable donations of sports equipment.
We appreciate all donations; however, due to the amount of donations we receive, and the amount of equipment requests we redistribute, we want to ensure that all equipment donated is in usable condition before it is redistributed to those in need.
Please consider the condition of the equipment before donating. We are currently accepting new and gently used equipment donations.
We do not accept equipment donations that:
Equipment in these conditions will be discarded immediately. Please consider recycling these items at your closest textile and other materials recycling depot.
Please read below for a list of equipment we are currently accepting.
Sport/Activity | List of Currently Accepted Equipment |
Hockey |
We are currently not accepting single pairs of hockey socks or practice jerseys due to an overwhelming amount of donations. However; we are currently accepting team sets of jerseys. Single jerseys and/or hockey socks can be donated to your local second-hand store or recycled at one of Winnipeg's recycling depots.
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Court Sports (Volleyball, Basketball) |
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Racquet Sports (Badminton, Tennis) |
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Field Sports (Lacrosse, Soccer) |
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Softball/Baseball |
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Golf |
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Swimming/Water Activities |
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Fitness Equipment |
We can, however, connect you with a community that may be interested in your donation. Please click here for more information. |
Coaching Equipment |
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If your type of equipment isn't listed above, please contact warehousesupervisor@masrc.com.
321 - 145 Pacific Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,R3B 2Z6
x 204-925-5737 A info@masrc.com
We acknowledge and respect that the MASRC is based on lands shared between peoples, the land of the Anishinabe & Cree, on Treaty One Territory and on the Homeland of the Red River Métis. Being an organization that travels throughout Manitoba, we also acknowledge and respect all lands and treaties we operate on, including Treaty 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 10 as well as the Dakota Nations.