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But store manager Jeffrey Stonehouse has never found a sum as big as $85,000.
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“I have the exact amount here $85,549,” he told Postmedia News on Thursday. “That is certainly the largest sum we’ve ever found.”
Stonehouse has worked with Value Village for 15 years, managing the Hastings Street store and a processing depot on Venables Street.
On Monday, he and a co-worker were going through recently donated items when his co-worker opened a yellow plastic bag to reveal what appeared to be bank deposit books and stacks of envelopes.
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Five-year-old Emiliano Hernandez doesn’t know that he is the subject of a new short film documentary, or that his family’s story was featured in the Left Out report.
Released Dec. 3 by B.C. Representative for Children and Youth Dr. Jennifer Charlesworth, the report delivered a scathing rebuke of the Ministry of Children and Family Development for not providing adequate or equitable support for families of children with complex medical needs.
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Sadhu Johnston couldn’t have a farewell party.
Instead, departing his job in the time of COVID-19 meant a series of video-conference calls last week with different City of Vancouver departments, he said, a chance “to remember things we worked on together, and some of the successes and failures.”
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Johnston also asked everyone for book recommendations, because he should soon have a lot more time on his hands. After 11 years working for the city government, including five in its top job, Jan. 4 will be his final day.