Donations presented to Kincardine Good Food Box initiative and Kincardine Food Bank

Members of the Kincardine and District Lions Club were at Knox Presbyterian Church, Kincardine, Thursday morning, to present a $500 donation to the Kincardine Good Food Box Neighbour-to-Neighbour initiative.

The club not only donates to this program, it supplies transportation for outlying distribution points.



Kincardine Lions Paul Thompson (left), Larry Bannerman (right) and president Scott Stevens (second from right) present a $500 donation to the Kincardine Good Food Box Neighbour-to-Neighbour initiative; holding the cheque, are volunteer Dotty McClelland (left), and program co-ordinators Shirley Steele and Wendy Cox, along with the many other wonderful volunteers

Also Thursday morning, mayor Kenneth Craig presented a donation of $2,000 from the Municipality of Kincardine community investment grants, to the Good Food Box initiative.



Kincardine mayor Kenneth Craig (centre) presents a $2,000 donation to the Kincardine Good Food Box Neighbour-to-Neighbour initiative; also holding the cheque, are program co-ordinators Shirley Steele (left) and Wendy Cox, and the many wonderful volunteers

And Thursday, the Kincardine Lions presented a donation of $1,200 to the Kincardine Food Bank. The club has continuously sponsored the food bank's Grub Tubs in the Schools program since its inception dozens of years ago.



Jane Calcutt (left) and Nan Grant (centre) of the Kincardine Food Bank accept the Kincardine Lions Club's $1,200 donation for the Grub Tubs in the Schools program; making the presentation, are club president Scott Stevens (second from left) and Lions Larry Bannerman and Paul Thompson; photo by George Ling