RE STORE aims and benefits outlined by Rivers Banner notice
The RE STORE operates under four mandates to fund Canadian Mental Health Association projects in the Westman Region, save environmental resources by reusing materials, provide training for employment disadvantaged individuals, and supply affordable building materials. It offers free removal, a salvage crew for demolition sites, and donors receive a charitable tax receipt for resale value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Mental Health Association
Westman
Canadian Mental Health Association
86Th Street
Brandon
CMHA
CHMA
CUMA
Publication Notes on Mistakes and Purpose
The notice explains that errors in the publication exist to serve a purpose, acknowledging readers who seek corrections. It suggests the staff aim to publish broadly and accommodate diverse viewpoints, even when readers scrutinize content.
Handi-van Co-ordinator Proposal Promotes Volunteer Roles
Irene Johnson notes a coordinator is key to successful Handi-van service. The role would maintain vehicles, handle rider calls, plan trips, and organize driving time for volunteers. A class four license is the main requirement, with ex bus or truck drivers seen as good fits. committee must arrange operations and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rivers Banner
The
Rivers Banner Gazette
Rivers MB
Ken
Chris Waddell
Sheila Szapko
Audrey MacKay
USA
Rivers Ukrainian Society
Sally Stewart
Marlene Allen
YAR 2 Geert
Alf
Marg
Janet