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Thank you so much to RE/MAX Quinte Ltd. Sales Representative Herb Pliwischkies and wife Kathy for donating 70 Christmas Cakes and 20 Advent Calendars today for our Christmas Hampers. Thank you for making a difference to others in our communities this Christmas Season.

Thank you so much to the congregation of the Consecon United Church for their sock and mitten drive and the Christmas White Gifts that were donated to the foodbank today. You guys have such big giving hearts. We really appreciate you making a difference to others in your community this Christmas Season.

Thank you so much to St. Andrews Church congregation and friends who purchased 151 Christmas gifts for children in our communities. A special thank you to their committee Joan & Jim Carson, Sharon Hewer, Louise Hilson, Deb Sawatzky, Shirley & Jerry Jarvis for all your hard work in making this happen. Thank you everyone in ensuring children in our area will be blessed this Christmas season.

Thank you so much to St. Andrews Endowment Fund who gave $1500 towards the Rockn’ Rogers and Storehouse Foodbank SnowSuit Campaign. Thank you for making a difference in keeping children warm this winter season.

Thank you so much to the following who donated $2078.90 from the Thanksgiving Jam that was held at Karlo Estates – Pay What You Can $583, PapaGanoush $40, Artist’s Fee $300, 10% Karlo Sales $1061.34 and Staff Tips $94.56. We thank you so much for making a difference to others in our community. Presenting the cheque is Sherry Karlo to Linda Downey.

Thank you Chef Michael Hoy for all your hard work in making 75 senior meals today Friday, December 3 – Meatballs with Corn Pudding and Green Beans Meals. Thank you to the Wellington Legion for use of their kitchen. Thank you to Michael, Christine Gillispie and Wendy Hendry for doing the deliveries. These Weekly Nutritional Meals for Seniors are supported by the grant received from The Huff Family Fund through The County Foundation in Prince Edward County. We thank you for making a difference to Seniors during these difficult times.