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Hwy 401 & James Snow Parkway (905) 864-3303 Brampton 547 Steeles Ave East. 547 Steele Ave East, in the Orion Gate Plaza (905) 453-6359 While Quantities Last! ) R U P R U H L Q I R U P D W L R Q R Q 5 D F H I R U W K H + L O O V D Q G K R Z W R U H J L V W H U D W H D P Y L V L W K D O W R Q K L O O V F D U H F D Q G S D U N V R U F D O O [ < 2 8 & + 2 2 6 ( 7 + ( & + $ / / ( 1 * ( $ 1 $ ' 8 / 7 5 $ & ( 2 5 1 ( : 7 + , 6 < ( $ 5 $ ) $ 0 , / < 5 $ & ( ) $ 0 , / < $ ' 8 / 7 6 0 $ ; : , 7 + & + , / ' 5 ( 1 0 $ ; $ * ( ' 7 2 < 5 6 22 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, September 21, 2007 Local organizations are among the 13 that will share $282,468 in the first year funding for community-based projects. Funding totaling $184,418, is also contin- ued for projects already financed in previous years. Providing the cash is Halton Healthy Community Fund, financed by Halton Region, its four municipalities, and several service agencies including the United Way of Halton Hills. Local groups receiving first-year funding are: Jump Start Kids into Sports, $26,796 (year 1) and $17, 824 (year 2). The lead administrative partner is Georgetown Bread Basket with support from Links2Care, Optimist Club, Canadian Tire, Town of Halton Hills and Halton Region. The program will cre- ate a barrier-free access to sports and recre- ation for children (ages 5-18) from low-income families. The funding will enable the hiring of a part-time community activator to equip vol- unteers with products, tools and systems to do this. Go Girls! In Georgetown, $9,820 (year 1), $10,236 (year 2). The lead agency is Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Halton with assistance from the two school boards. The money will enable the program to launch in two Georgetown schools for two years. Trained vol- unteers would facilitate mentoring sessions and address physical activity, balanced eating and positive self-image needs of 64 girls, ages 12-14. Money will go to a part-time program manager and executive directors time to man- age and fundraise for the program. Willow Park Ecology Centre coordination project, $10,500. The Rotary Club of Georgetown applied for the funding on behalf of WPEC. Funds for part-time stewardship coordinator for six months, host several park stewardship events, and engage more volun- teers. Ongoing funding goes to local projects: Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Halton, $19,235, for an In-School mentor program in north Halton. Volunteers are matched with at- risk children. Funds are used for a part-time co-ordinator and administration costs. Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, $10,000 for Jr. Achievement expansion in Halton Hills due to increased demand. Halton Hills Gymnastics Centre, $16,268 in 2007 and $10,000 in 2008 for the TalknTumble Program. Funding to provide a participation class for children with special needs that will teach them to use gymnastics equipment safely and promote the develop- ment of social and communication skills. For more details about the Fund and other funded projects go to www.halton.ca. Local organizations receive funding Literacy North Halton needs volunteer tutors for its Read*Spell* Write program based in Georgetown. Can you assist another adult with their reading, comprehen- sion, writing, math or basic computer skills? Can you volunteer for three hours per week for a minimum of six months? No experience neces- sary, training given. Register between Sept. 19 and Oct. 3. For information call 905-873-2200 or at www.literacynh.org. Literacy Guild urgently needs volunteer tutors