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Our Community: Young leaders join art event to help Our Place

Our Place Society has joined with artist Elfrida Schragen to recognize some of the region’s most remarkable young people. The Admired Youth exhibit has been set up in the Hillside Shopping Centre. . .

Our Community: HeroWork renovates Salvation Army kitchen

Other work involves constructing additional shelter-bed spaces, common-area updates and general building maintenance. Due to the technical nature and size of the renovation, materials alone for the project are estimated to cost upwards of $200,000, double the typical renovation cost taken on by the organization. The renovation does not include the cost of replacing kitchen fixtures and appliances, which will be borne by the Salvation Army. HeroWork partners with up to 200 companies and more than 700 volunteers to work on infrastructure updates needed by non-profit organizations in what they call Radical Renovation projects. In the past decade, the group has completed $1 million of renovations for non-profits in the region.

Our Community: HeroWork renovates Salvation Army kitchen; young philanthropists

Our Community: HeroWork renovates Salvation Army kitchen; young philanthropists
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Our Community: $100,000 donation from Peninsula Co-op for Blue Love Campaign

From left to right, Lindsay Gaudette, marketing and community relations, Peninsula Co-op; Chris Forester, executive director, Connections Place; Mark Breslauer, CEO, United Way Greater Victoria; and Heather Skydt, marketing and communications, United Way Greater Victoria. They’re holding numbers and hearts to represent a $100,000 gift from Peninsula Co-op to kick off the Blue Love Campaign, at Peninsula Co-op Gas Centre on the Pat Bay Highway. [Darren Stone, Times Colonist, April 2021] The United Way of Greater Victoria has launched a campaign to help people across Vancouver Island looking for mental-health support as they deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. The Blue Love Campaign has been kicked off with a $100,000 donation from Peninsula Co-op, in which the company will match all money raised up to the $100,000 level. The overall goal is to raise $1 million by the end of the year for services like counselling, peer support and outreach.

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