SASKATOON Christmas is usually a time when people open their hearts and wallets for charity, but like so much else during the pandemic, giving is different this year. Some in Saskatchewan are coming up with new ways to give to those in need while others are revamping tried-and-true methods of helping out. Lauren Fairweather is collecting toiletries for those living in shelters in Saskatoon. “Nobody woke up one morning and said hey I’m going to give homelessness a try, but they need somewhere to go and they need people to help them,” Fairweather told CTV News. She said she s noticed that a lot of people don t necessarily see helping people who are living homeless as a priority and getting donations has been a challenge.