The Great GiveAway

Vineland Foodland owner Brian Culp and Village of Hope's Cheryl Keddy Scott will be Thanking the community for all the support by handing out 100 Free Turkeys to the 1st 100 people in line! Beginning at 7 am outside Foodland ! 1 per household..

It takes a Village .... and we want to Thank our community for all their support helping us help others

After three years of planning, working and fund-raising the Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation Learning Centre for Hamilton was officially opened. More than 100 people attended the official ceremony in the Scottish Rite Cathedral on a beautiful, sunny Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was followed by the ribbon cutting and tours of the new centre. Cake and coffee were served throughout the afternoon after the ribbon cutting.

So many people and organizations must be thanked from cash donors to contractors, tradespeople and volunteers. All of them believed that “Helping to Solve the Puzzles of the Mind” through one-on-one assistance for children with dyslexia is a worthwhile cause and put their expertise and money into it. The Centre is now open and operating and the first students have been registered and assigned teachers.  Tutoring utilizing the Orton-Gillingham approach to tutoring, a highly recognized method in the field of dyslexia, is offered free of charge due to the generosity of our donors.

Children who have been diagnosed with dyslexia will be welcomed from Hamilton as well as the surrounding areas of Halton, Niagara, Brant, Waterloo, Wellington and Mississauga.

To find out more about the Centre, contact Don Thornton, Chairman, The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation Learning Centre for Hamilton.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

905-228-1236

www.dyslexiacentrehamilton.com/contact.htm

office@dyslexiacentrehamilton.com                                                  

Charitable Tax Registration  # BN753984129RR0001

148 George St. Hamilton, ON L8P 1E5  (905) 522-0033

St. Paul's United Church in Prescott will be holding a yard sale on Sept. 29 from 9 am - noon. Come and find some great treasures.

It is my pleasure to bring Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer back to Sarnia Lambton on October 14, 2018 at Canatara Park at the band shell. This 1k-5k walk, 5k-10k run is a fundraising event in support of Breast Cancer Research with the Canadian Cancer Society. This fun, all ages event has proven great success in other centres and we are looking forward to bringing it back to Sarnia. Find out more details or to register at www.cancer.ca/sarniatsabc Follow our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/events/318868948651520/ We welcome and celebrate all survivors, this event is not exclusive to Breast Cancer survivors. Come out and support the amazing research done with the Canadian Cancer Society.