Energeticcity is the voice of the Peace. But we need your help. Give $10 a month today and be the reason we can cover the next story!
The Salvation Army is grateful for the support during its annual Kettle Drive and letter campaign.
Despite not reaching its 300 thousand dollar goal, both fundraisers brought in 170 thousand dollars combined.
Volunteer Isobel Lippers says the operation couldn’t continue if it weren’t for the volunteers and generous donations.
[asset|aid=833|format=mp3player|formatter=asset_bonus|title=13afdc47a38a2cf70e873bc93bae1133-Isobel Lippers 1_1_Pub.mp3]
The Salvation Army will be opening a new cold-weather drop-in shelter today. The shelter will give people a warm bed when the temperature dips.
[asset|aid=834|format=mp3player|formatter=asset_bonus|title=13afdc47a38a2cf70e873bc93bae1133-isobel lippers 2_1_Pub.mp3]
The organization is looking for monetary donations as well as moose meat. They will hand out the meat along with other food to people in need.
Thanks for Reading!
Energeticcity.ca is the voice of the Peace, bringing issues that matter to the forefront with independent journalism. Our job is to share the unique values of the Peace region with the rest of B.C. and make sure those in power hear us. From your kids’ lemonade stand to natural resource projects, we cover it–but we need your support.
Give $10 a month to Energeticcity.ca today and be the reason we can cover the next story.
