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33 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,A pril 15,2021 insidehalton.com Supporting Local Businesses inYour Community ourYusinesses inB With shopping restrictions changing regularly to complywith the latest public health safety measures our communities need to be kept in- formed onwhich businesses are open and how they are ensuring a safe shopping experience. To help our communities we have created an online business directory that features local businesses that are open, hours of operation and how customers can safely make purchases from the stores. Our business directory can be accessed from anyone of our 25 Community sites in Ontario.Visit metroland.com to find the community site in your area. Visit our communitywebsite in your area and click on the banner at the bottom of the page. ea and clickarourye inebsitwommunitycVisit our www.metroland.com Cut out paying more Your only destination for more coupons, more flyers, more savings. #SavingWithSave Save $1.00 On One (1) Green Giant* Veggie Fries or Veggie Rings 340 g save.ca/couponsScan to get coupons © 2020 B&G Foods Canada, ULC. All Rights Reserved. *T.M. of B&G Foods North America, Inc., used under license. Knights of Columbus Marian Council 3881's (from left) Anthony Danko, Henry Thissen and Brian O'Connor prepare to deliver 110,000 face masks and 82,000 face shields to a number of organizations, including Oakville Fareshare Food Bank. Tenacious Medical Ltd. Donated the PPE and International Landscaping Inc. supplied a truck and driver for the deliveries. Marian Council 3881 photo KEEPING THEIR COMMUNITY SAFE A donation of $4,500 was presented to the Crisis Out- reach and Support Team (COAST), a program of the Halton branch of the Cana- dian Mental Health Associ- ation (CMHA-HRB), by a group of local professionals determined to support men- tal well-being in their com- munity. The funds were raised by the newly-formed Camara- derie of Hope, through the sale of baskets of fine French foods made by chef Guy Dongue of Chez Kids Cuisine Santé. Member Deborah Ever- est-Hill said the group has been told by CMHA-HRB that its donation and efforts in spreading awareness of mental health issues indi- cates to clients that the com- munity cares about them. Led by Oakville-based real estate broker Emman- uelle Meyer, the group then set its sights on promoting a Love campaign for Febru- ary by sharing a video through social media chan- nels and requesting that others share their self-care practices and messages of love for those in need on so- cial media. Those interested in do- nating to the cause, or find- ing out more about Camara- derie of Hope, can do so by visiting www.camaraderie- ofhope.com. LOCAL PROFESSIONALS SUPPORT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH Members of Camaraderie of Hope, a group of local professionals with a goal of promoting mental wellness in the community. Tania Haldar Photography photo NEWS SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER AT INSIDEHALTON.COM