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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, D ec em be r 20 ,2 01 8 | 2 HELP MAKE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE #UNIGNORABLE SHOWYOURLOCALLOVE.CA On Dec. 12, 100 Women Who Care Halton Hills, re- presented by committee members Sarah Burrows, Heather Coles, Lori Gysel and Jill Farrington, pre- sented a cheque for $5,600 to Georgetown Bread Bas- ket board chair Lori Brad- ing and treasurer Bruce Sutton. The money donated by the founding members at their inaugural meeting in November made it possible for the food bank to replace a broken freezer and fill it with turkeys, just in time for Christmas. 100 Women Who Care Halton Hills will meet again on Feb. 13, 2019 at the Club at North Hal- ton. Nominations for chari- ties and not-for-profit orga- nizations to be considered at that meeting will be ac- cepted until Jan. 30, 2019. For more information on membership and how to nominate an organization go to https:// www.100womenhalton- hills.com. Sarah Burrows, Heather Coles, Lori Gysel and Jill Farrington present a cheque for $5,600 to Georgetown Bread Basket board chair Lori Brading and treasurer Bruce Sutton. 100 Women Who Care/photo 100 WOMEN WHO CARE HALTON HILLS PRESENTS CHEQUE TO GEORGETOWN BREAD BASKET Don't have time to wrap your presents? Do you think you are all thumbs? A group of volunteers in the Georgetown Market Place is happy to wrap and put bows on your Christ- mas gifts until Christmas Eve. A free-will donation is requested for the service. Part of the proceeds go to the Bennett Centre's An- gel Fund that assists in paying for special outings for elderly residents. Last year $2,000 was donated to the program while another $1,000 was raised for the Georgetown Bread Basket Food Bank. Over the year, CASHH, the Salvation Army Kettle Drive, the Hospital Fund, the Veteran's Poppy Fund have benefited from the gift wrapping, as well as youth from the George- town Christian Reformed who attend leadership training and SERVE pro- jects in underdeveloped countries. Volunteer gift wrappers can be found in front of Bergsma's Paint & Décor from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. CONTRIBUTED GIFT WRAPPERS READY TO HELP AT GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE Christine Buikema, left, and Michele Westerveld are among the volunteers ready to wrap your Christmas presents in the Georgetown Market Place. The gift-wrapping service provided by the Georgetown Christian Reformed Church raises money for local charities. The table is located outside Bergsma's Paint & Decor. Volunteers will be wrapping between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. Herb Garbutt / Metroland