A white van ran down pedestrians along Yonge St. between Finch and Sheppard Aves. on Monday afternoon, killing 10 and leaving many injured.

Here’s how you can help assist police and the victims, or if you or a loved one need help:

Do you have information?

Toronto police have created a hotline for witnesses or anyone with information on the incident at 416-808-8750. They are also accepting tips at 32 Division.

Police have also set up a web portal for people to submit photos and videos at torontopolice.on.ca/yongefinch.

You can also send anonymous tips to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

A team of Star reporters are investigating. If you have any tips for the Star, you can reach out to the newsroom at 416-869-4300 or by email at city@thestar.ca.

Are you a victim? Are you concerned for a loved one?

Police have set up a hotline for family and friends of victims at 416-808-8085.

If you need the assistance of Victim Services Toronto, you can call 416-808-7066 or visit victimservicestoronto.com. They are available to help 24-7, with crisis counsellors and volunteers.

If you are concerned for a loved one, you can call Sunnybrook Hospital’s family information and support centre at 416-480-4940.

What’s Up Walk-In provides free mental health counselling, with no appointment or health card necessary. Information on their six Toronto locations can be found at whatsupwalkin.ca.

Can you help?

You can visit blood.ca to find the nearest clinic to donate blood. Canadian Blood Services said it is “closely monitoring the response effort in Toronto to ensure patients affected by the collision receive blood and blood products as needed.”

Both Sunnybrook hospital and North York General are treating victims. Both hospitals take donations.

Islamic Relief Canada has also set up a fundraiser for the families of victims.

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Mayor John Tory said the city has partnered with Toronto Foundation and created a fund called the #TorontoStrong Fund so concerned members of the community could have a place to donate. “All money donated will go to supporting victims and their families, first responders and those affected by the trauma, through organizations including Victim Services Toronto and other supporting partner organizations,” the mayor said in a news release. The Canadian National Railway announced on Tuesday it will be donating $50,000 to the fund. Donations can be made at torontofoundation.ca/torontostrong.

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