Sue Finneron (left), president of Dawn-to-Dawn, Comox Valley’s non-profit provider of transitional housing, receives a donation of $200. The cheque is presented by Carolyn Touhey, president of the Comox Valley Association of Bed & Breakfasts and Vacation Rentals (CVABBVR).
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The Comox Valley Record wants to recognize the many acts of philanthropy that make our community a better place to live. Email your photos and submissions to editor@comoxvalleyrecord.com, with “Giving Back” in the subject line.
Christoph Real Estate Group, Robbins & Company CPAs, and Fresh Coast Investments Inc. supported our local Habitat for Humanity’s holiday donation campaign with a $7,500 matching commitment. Thanks to the generosity of the community and these matching sponsors, over $24,000 was raised towards Habitat’s affordable housing projects in Courtenay and Campbell River. (Left to right: Jake and Jasmen Christoph; Tom Beshr, Habitat’s Director of Development; Daryl Robbins of Robbins & Company; and Aaron Bellmore of Fresh Coast Investments.)Recently, three grateful youth from 19 Seal Bay Traditional Scouting Group BPSA were delighted to be given a terrific first aid kit for future camps and outings. Gifted by Kevin Ruston, Pharmasave store owner and pharmacist. Ronan Williams -Timber Wolf , Kevin Ruston - Pharmasave, Hunter Snow -Timber Wolf, and Jorja Williams - Otter.The Kingfisher Resort team recently presented a $10,000 cheque to the YANA Comox Valley team and board. The money was raised through donations collected during the inaugural Winter Garden Lights festival.Woofy’s recently gave the St. John’s Therapy Dogs program a cheque for $328, funds raised through the Santa Paws Donation program.A cheque for $1,252.10 was presented by the Auxiliary Society for Comox Valley Healthcare to The Views for resident activity programming. This money was collected through a coin jar located at the St. Joseph’s Thrift Store. L to R - Ruth Miller, member of Auxiliary; Caroline Hoon, president of Auxiliary; Delma GoMille, resident at The Views; Joyce Shepherd, activity aide; Winnie Semenchuk, resident at The Views; Brenda Phillips, activity director.
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