Thank you again, Dominos Pizza
Dominos has raised funds again for the food bank – we just received $1,525. Thanks so much for your continued support in raising food insecurity awareness and helping us in “Feeding Our Community”!
Dominos has raised funds again for the food bank – we just received $1,525. Thanks so much for your continued support in raising food insecurity awareness and helping us in “Feeding Our Community”!
The Toy Round-up ride/drive held Sep 8 brought in about $7,000 of toys for Xmas gifts. THANKS EVERYONE!
THANKS everyone at Logger Sports for the donations at the gate. You are all helping us with “Feeding Our Community”! RBC donated $1,500 and volunteered! Thanks for your generosity!!!
. We received a giant cheque from Domino’s Pizza after their participation in the High Roller Motorcycle event last weekend. Thanks to Domino’s and all who participated for helping in “Feeding Our Community”.
Thanks Bob Stewart and all the community’s motorcycle enthusiasts who took part and helped raise $1,745 for the Powell RIver Action Centre Food Bank.
Big thanks for repairing our tent! We use this tent regularly and greatly appreciate your generosity.
Saturday June 8th 9-11am Lordco parking lot, followed by roll out to Craig Park, Black Point, Saltery Bay. Kickstand up at 11 am Games, 50/50 and pizza by Domino’s. ALL FOOD & CASH DONATIONS APPRECIATED! See the article in the Powell River Peak here.
Thanks Westview Agencies and Cooperators for the generous donation. Pictured are Westview Manager Chris Anderson and PR Foodbank rep Mary Black with the Cooperators cheque for $3,750! The Westview Agencies office is sponsoring at the Gold level and will have a tent at the Chamber Cup. Learn more about the donation in the PR Peak … Read more
Thanks!!! a a cheque for $300 from Quinn Carlson, President of the Brooks School Rotary Interact service club. We appreciate your support!
We are excited to be included in the Food Banks Canada project with Women and Gender Equality Canada who are leading a national pilot to address period poverty in Canada through two objectives: Menstrual products are a basic need and food banks across the country see firsthand every day how far too many people are forced … Read more