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Charity bottle drive coming to Fort St. John

The Wellness Truth and Family Foundation (WTFF) is planning a bottle drive from February 28th to March 3rd to help families in Fort St. John.

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FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — A Fort St. John charity is looking to provide meal programs and more to families with an upcoming bottle drive.

Arranged by the Wellness Truth and Family Foundation (WTFF), its volunteers will collect empty plastic bottles in order to raise funds for various programs. 

WTFF put out a Facebook post on February 22nd, saying the programs include meals, budgeting, life skills, medical advocacy and counselling to its registered families who have fled domestic violence and trauma.

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“This includes helping the whole family, self-love groups, LGBTQ teen nights and at-risk youth nights with dinner and meal plans and life skills,” said the post. 

Anyone looking to donate their empty bottles should call 250-261-9322 to arrange a pick-up or drop-off location. 

The drive will run from Friday, February 28th to Monday, March 3rd.

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More on the foundation can be found on its Facebook page

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