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With the
generous support of many local people and
businesses, the Pembroke Kinsmen Club has raised
over $20,000 in the
past year and a half, redistributing these funds
back into our local economy to support the
many great projects which make our community a richer place in which
to live.
The Kinsmen are
committed serving the community's greatest need! |
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July 5th, 2008.
Kinsmen President Shawn Gallant donates $500 to Alley and
Davey, two university student siblings biking across Canada
to raise money and awareness for CF, the Kinsmen national
charity. |
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Kinsmen members
Brian Abdallah and Jim Malcolm attended a benefit dance in
the Fall in aid of Waltham youth Brandon Harkins. Brandon
suffers from Cystic Fibrosis and the community was raising
funds to purchase him a vest. The vest vibrates, which
frees up the mucus in his chest, greatly improving his
breathing capability and time spent physically patting his
back. The Kinsmen Club of Pembroke donated $500 towards
this cause. Brandon's supporters successfully raised the
full amount required, in excess of $15,000. Cystic Fibrosis
is the Kinsmen Clubs of Canada national charity. |
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Oct 30, 2006:
Kinsmen members Shawn Gallant and Jim Malcolm present
a donation of $2,000 to Carole Nevilles of the Pembroke
General Hospital. |
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At the Jann
Arden concert last April, Dell Canada Foundation
presented the Pembroke Kinsmen Club with a $1500
donation towards its service projects within the
community. The donation was made possible through
Hendrik Pape a Dell Canada employee and Kinsmen Club of
Pembroke member. Presenting the cheque to Kinsmen
Vice-President, Bernie Wolfgram (on left) is Hendrik
Pape (on right). |
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