How crisp packets are keeping Grimsby s homeless warm this winter
Caz White has already turned 67,000 empty packets into items that can be used to keep warm on the streets
Caz (centre) with the blankets and other volunteers including Barton’s Rachael Filby (top right). (Image: CatZero)
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Fundraisers
Thru Dec. 20 â Christmas Tree Sales Benefit for The Next Door, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Thomas Tree Farm, 3974 Portland Drive, Hood River. U-cut; $5 from every tree donated to The Next Door. Masks required. Dogs on leashes welcome.
Thru Dec. 20 â Hood River Valley Nordic Ski Team: One-pound bags of locally roasted Pacific Rim Coffee, $15/bag . Coffee purchase will support coaches and team equipment.