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When a COVID-19 outbreak popped up at Seaforth Manor, Egmondville resident Pam Zeehuisen was quick to put her crafting skills to use and start a fundraising campaign to help staff and residents at the long-term care home in Huron East.
Equipped with a bag of craft supplies, some vinyl and a yearning to support her community, Zeehuisen began crafting vinyl hearts to sell.
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All proceeds are being donated to Seaforth Manor.
Within 48 hours, Zeehuisen made around $400 to $500, and within a week she raised over $800, including a donation from Greyhaven Gardens.
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When a COVID-19 outbreak popped up at Seaforth Manor, Egmondville resident Pam Zeehuisen was quick to put her crafting skills to use and start a fundraising campaign to help staff and residents at the long-term care home in Huron East.
Equipped with a bag of craft supplies, some vinyl and a yearning to support her community, Zeehuisen began crafting vinyl hearts to sell.
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All proceeds are being donated to Seaforth Manor.
Within 48 hours, Zeehuisen made around $400 to $500, and within a week she raised over $800, including a donation from Greyhaven Gardens.