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Island communities hope to sign up for Backpack Buddies - Victoria Times Colonist

Half the 22 communities on the wait list for Backpack Buddies, which sends kids home with backpacks full of food for the weekend, are on the Island.

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Backpack Buddies food program forced to start waitlist as demand soars - BC

"Our annual food budget is over $2 million. With this time last year, we're now spending $20,000 more a month on our grocery bill."

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Vancouver Island charities see surge in demand

A charity feeding kids in B.C. is seeing an unprecedented surge in demand, generating a wait list for the first time to serve 17 communities.

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Jeff Cotton - Early County News

Walter (Jeff)rey Cotton, Sr. was born on April 15, 1947, in Cordele, Ga., and passed from this life on November 14, 2022, in Tallahassee, Fla. He was preceded in death by his parents, Edwin Lewis Cotton and Mertice Wilson Cotton. He is survived by his brother Tommy Cotton (Linda), his four children Jeff Cotton,

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Cost of living in B C : Charity seeing spike in demand amid inflation

Whether it s produce or presents, this December is expected to be much more costly for British Columbian s than last year s.

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