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Christmas Cheer Registry seeks help filling hampers
Volunteers at the Christmas Cheer Registry need a little help to fill the many empty shelves in the organization’s new space this holiday season.
“Some of the things that we need this year are socks, mitts and toques of all sizes, toys, books, colouring books and crayons, canned goods and financial help,” said Sandra Wray, one of the eight core volunteers.
“And we’re in need of candy canes.”
Fellow volunteer Carol Turabian says that at least 1,000 hampers will be required to meet this year’s demand.
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