Tri-County Vanguard

Digby Care group helps Le Transport de Clare

- TINA COMEAU DIGBY COURIER.CA

The Digby Care 25 group selected Le Transport de Clare as its latest community organizati­on to help through its generousit­y.

At the care group’s last meeting, three community groups made presentati­ons: St. Patrick’s Soup Kitchen, Baie Ste Marie Animal Society and Le Transport de Clare.

The transporta­tion service was chosen as the recipient and received a donation of $3,085 from the Digby Care 25 group.

Digby Care 25 members Cheryl Ross, Debbie Haight and Michelle Winchester delivered the cheque to the organizati­on last week, for which Le Transport de Clare was very grateful.

Digby Care 25, which has more than 100 women involved, meets four times a year with each person donating a minimum of $25 each time to a chosen charity/community group.

All members pay towards the donations but only those who attend meetings can vote on who the recipient will be. Organizati­ons must be a registered organizati­on to be able to give an income tax receipt.

All the funds stay local within Digby County. People interested in becoming involved in Digby Care 25 can send an email to digbycare2­5@hotmail.com or phone 902-308-0402.

The next meeting of the group is March 3 at the curling club in Digby at 6:30 p.m.

 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D ?? Digby Care 25 members Cheryl Ross, Debbie Haight and Michelle Winchester delivered their most recent donation to Le Transport de Clare last week. Accepting on the organizati­on’s behalf was Mandy Rousselle.
CONTRIBUTE­D Digby Care 25 members Cheryl Ross, Debbie Haight and Michelle Winchester delivered their most recent donation to Le Transport de Clare last week. Accepting on the organizati­on’s behalf was Mandy Rousselle.

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