Stuff the Chevy and the quest for the Good Deeds Cup, News (TCDMHA)

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Dec 03, 2019 | Jeff Rosenburg | 1760 views
Stuff the Chevy and the quest for the Good Deeds Cup
Help support the Chatsworth Food Bank and Wiarton Salvation Army during "Stuff the Chevy" event on Saturday December 14th in Desboro and Keady arenas. The event is being organized by the Pee Wee C Girls and their quest for the Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup.  Food bank bins will be located at each arena over the next few weeks and our "CHEVY" will come pick up the food donations on Dec 14th.

In addition, join the Pee Wee C girls at Boston Pizza Owen Sound Monday Dec. 16th 5pm to 8pm and continue to support their run for the Good Deeds Cup *10% of food sales to Wiarton Salvation Army *Celebrity Servers *Door Prizes *accepting non-perishable food donations. This is all to support the Wiarton Salvation Army re-coup items stolen during a burglary in October. Reserve your table TODAY! 519-370-2003.

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