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Easter Bears The Georgetown Bread Basket (Food Bank) ( ) perishable. Then came the Fresh Food Box of fresh fruits and vegetables. Thank to donations from the Rotarians and Kiwanis Club, the GBB is able to offer these boxes to our clients on a monthly basis. This helps to achieve the vision "to promote access to healthier eating for clients." The Georgetown Bread Basket first opened its doors to the hungry in 1996. In 1997 they became an accredited member of the Ontario Association of Food Banks and a registered not-for-profit food bank. The GGB is entirely run by volunteers. A group of up to 12 directors meet at least monthly to plan the daily activities, and other volunteers from the area generously give their time to help collect and sort food and to assist the clients in their shopping. We are able to serve the clients due to the generous donations of both food and cash that we receive from you, the community. Until four years ago the food was all nonrefrigerated hybrid truck for distribution of food donations. This does not change the Georgetown Bread Basket's method of collection or distribution of food, but enhances the selection of food for our clients. 5 Easter 2011 · Georgetown & Acton, Tuesday, April 19, 2011 Steering Specialties Canning 148 Armstrong Ave., Georgetown 905-873-9489 borelands@sympatico.ca In association with ReFresh Foods, a new regional food collection and distribution initiative, we will have access to surplus perishable goods, including healthier fresh and frozen food, from corporate suppliers. ReFresh Foods enhances the type and quantity of food donations distributed in Halton by using a We will continue to work in partnership with the great community of Halton Hills to meet the needs of many adults and children in Halton who do not have adequate access to nutritional food - those who live below the poverty line. Yes, even in Halton Hills, hunger and poverty do exist and we must strive to meet the needs of those who cannot afford what we often take for granted. 33 Armstrong Ave., Unit 1B Georgetown 905-877-9411 email: canningsteering@bellnet.ca Generations Physiotherapy Centre 7 - 371 Mountainview Road South Georgetown, Ontario L7G 3X3 WILDWOOD MANOR RANCH www.wildwoodranch.com T: 905·702·0888 www.generationsphysio.com info@generationsphysio.com 905-877-6852 324 Guelph Street, Georgetown Halton Gate Plaza 905-877-1214 90 Main St. S., Georgetown, ON L7G 3E4 www.partyballoonsandgifts.com 905-702-7891 www.infocusphysio.com 348 Guelph St. Unit 4, Georgetown 905-873-8837 www.BTPC.ca Mortgage Powered By... 324 Guelph St. Georgetown 360 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-873-2273 www.soccerplusgeorgetown.com soccerplus1@bellnet.ca Kenzie McDermid Mortgage Agent Serving Halton Hills & Surrounding Areas 280 Guelph St. Georgetown Market Place 905-877-3163 www.oxfordlearning.com 1-888-702-1766 www.macdermidgroup.com 905-873-0301 www.independentfreepress.com Dr. Ben Giddens Dr. Doris Hrvatin OPTOMETRISTS FAMILY EYE CARE SERVICES 99 Main Street, Georgetown, Ontario Tel: 905.702.9855 5-371 Mountainview Rd. S. Georgetown New Metro Plaza (behind Petro Canada) 905.873.1861 www.drbengiddens.com Week Day, Evening and Saturday Appointments A Teddy Bear will be donated in the name of these participating merchants to a local child in need. Bears supplied by Squirts Toys & Learning Co.