The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Collecting bottles for brain injury

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The Brain Injury Associatio­n of P.E.I.’s second annual Bottles for Brain Injury is going on now.

The organizati­on is partnering with the following bottle exchanges: Highland Bottle Exchange and Don’s Bottle Exchange in Summerside; Trailside Bottle Exchange in Kensington; Bertha’s Bottle Exchange in Tignish and Bloomfield; Charlottet­own Bottle Exchange, A& S Bottle Exchange and Aubrey’s Bottle Exchange in Charlottet­own; Pineau’s Bottle Exchange in North Rustico, Eastern Feed & Service in Souris; and the Cashin Depot in Cardigan.

Participan­ts can take their empties to any of these outlets and inform the staff there the proceeds are to go to the Brain Injury Associatio­n. The donor will be asked to initial for the deposit and the amount of the refund will be credited to the associatio­n.

The proceeds from this bottle drive will help in many ways, from administra­tive costs to education and creating a support network for brain injury survivors.

If anyone has bottles to donate but is unable to get them to the bottle exchange, call 902314-4228 and arrangemen­ts will be made to pick them up.

The Brain Injury Associatio­n is a non-profit organizati­on dedicated to promote and contribute to an environmen­t in P.E.I. that is both responsive to the needs of people affected by a brain injury, and which promotes brain injury prevention.

The organizati­on also contribute­s to the wellbeing of brain injury survivors and families.

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