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If you, your Rotary Club or organization is interested in a virtual presentation to learn about Project Amigo’s success over the past 35 years and/or looking for opportunities available to be a part of this international project, please contact:
Edith Martin |
Merle Taylor |
| edith.martin@shaw.ca | merletaylor@merletaylor.com |
We also invite you to visit the Project Amigo website for more information.
During this COVID crisis, many parents are out of work and families go hungry.
If you wish to make a donation and help us with the many needs during these difficult times, please donate.
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For all presentations (on line or in person) PACS Representatives make between July and Dec 15th, we invite those present for the presentation, to enter their names in a draw for a Certificate to Attend a Volunteer Week at Project Amigo. Value $1,500.00 Draw date December 15, 2020 For more information or to enter your name please contact edith.martin@shaw.ca |
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On behalf of the children of Project Amigo,
thank you for visiting our Virtual Booth.
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