United Way reaches half way mark in fundraising campaign
The United Way has reached the half way mark in this year’s community fundraising campaign. Donations received from individuals, corporations and local businesses reached 51% of the $2-million target last week, the agency said.

The United Way has reached the half way mark in this year’s community fundraising campaign.
Donations received from individuals, corporations and local businesses reached 51% of the $2-million target last week, the agency said.
“We are trending approximately one week behind the 2017 pace,” said campaign chair Vicky Ducharme. “We know that the second million dollars will be a challenge and we need the community’s help to reach the goal. We have about nine weeks remaining.”
The $2-million target is the same amount that was raised in 2017. The money supports 35 programs and services in Sarnia-Lambton.
For more, visit www.theunitedway.on.ca or call 519-336-5452
More to read
Sarnians4Palestine asks candidates how they would support First Nations consultation on pipeline
Ontario Command takes control of Sarnia Legion Branch 62
Sarnia and Point Edward receive $482,274 in casino revenue payments
W.W.G.D? (What Would Gladu Do?) By SPROINK!
PopTechnique’s “Feel the Vibe” is a Sarnia collaboration in public
Events
Music Night at Black Gold Brewery
Thu, Oct 22 · 7:00 pm
Black Gold Brewery 395 Fletcher St. Petrolia, ON

