Pictured above is a Mennonite Central Committee relief kit filled with towels, shampoo, soap and other essential items. (MCC photo by Paula Holtzinger)
In January 2021, Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Canada and MCC Manitoba declared that they would close their warehouse in Plum Coulee, Man., about 100 kilometres south of Winnipeg, and move material resource operations to New Hamburg, Ont.
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) announced in October that its two Winnipeg offices are on the market. The property at 134 Plaza Drive, that is jointly owned by MCC Manitoba and MCC Canada, includes a warehouse and offices for MCC Canada staff and about half of MCC Manitoba’s staff. MCC Manitoba’s building at 159 Henderson Highway houses offices for the other half of the provincial organization’s staff and Sam’s Place, a cafe and used bookstore that provides youth with work experience and community.
