Sunday, December 30, 2007
Make Poverty History . Micah Challenge
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
DEC 30: Breakfast at St. Vinnie's
This is a quick note to let you know that on the morning of Sunday, December 30th, we will be serving breakfast at the St. Vincent de Paul Society's Drop-In Centre.
Let's round out the new year on a hopeful note, with our friends at St Vinnie's!
Please let us know if you are planning on attending. Thanks a lot!
Ben
Serving Breakfast at St. Vincent's
SUNDAY, December 30th, from 8am-11am
St. Vincent de Paul Drop-In Centre
1180 3rd Avenue
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
January Poster
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
Fair Trade
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Friday, December 07, 2007
Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign
A note from Andrea:
Hello Everyone!!!
18 Days Till Christmas!!!
If you're working...hope it's going well.
If you're a student...study hard...and Best of Luck on exams.
Just a reminder about the "SALVATION ARMY - CHRISTMAS KETTLE CAMPAIGN!''
This is a crucial month for the sally ann as they raise a significant portion of their funds for the entire year in the month of December.
If you are interested in Volunteering for the kettle campaign, please call the Salvation Army at #564 - 4000.
You can volunteer even for 1 hour (or more)...and that is extremely helpful - and if you want, you can ask for a particular location.
Thanks so much.
Hope you see you around town jingling those bells!!!
Sincerely,
Andrea
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Tuesday, December 04, 2007
You can't buy me love, but you can give me a hug!
Our gathering on Saturday was great. Lots of people attended despite the icky weather. Last year only 2 people not directly involved in the workings of SATS came. We definitely surpassed that. The SATS band showcased a new song, in the style of the prog rock/new wave music of the 80s, but in a good way. A really good way. It was a great song.
We watched Sarah McLachlan's music video for her song World On Fire. You should watch it. The first time I watched it, I cried. There are a few versions, so make sure you watch the one that opens with Sarah sitting on a chair, playing the guitar, not the one that's concert footage.
We also watched one of Rob Bell's Nooma videos, about how rich we North Americans are. One rather shocking fact he revealed was that, for the amount of money Americans spend on ice cream in one year, world-wide poverty could be eradicated! And yet, it's not. Crazy.
So yeah, this gave us some things to think about this holiday season, like what should we spend our money on? Is it worth it to give someone something they don't really need or want while someone else goes hungry? Some ethical options are that you could buy Fair Trade goods, or donate to a cause in someone's name. For my birthday last year, one of my aunt's made a donation to the World Wildlife Fund in my name, to protect boreal forests. It was one of the coolest and most thoughtful gifts I'd ever received.
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Monday, December 03, 2007
Sunday at St. Vincent's
As we mentioned at Saturday's gathering, we will be helping to serve breakfast at the St. Vincent de Paul drop-in centre, this Sunday morning at 8am.
If you are planning on attending, please leave a comment below.
Thanks a lot!
Serving Breakfast at St. Vincent'sSUNDAY, December 9th, from 8am-11am
St. Vincent de Paul Drop-In Centre
1180 3rd Avenue
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