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Local charities benefit from Clorox donations

2006-04-13 / Local News


Photos/LAVINIA KERR Top Right Michael Johnston, plant manager at Orangeville's Clorox Company of Canada Ltd. presents a cheque for $1,500 to be shared equally by five organizations. Accepting the money is Jim Trimble of the Brain Tumor Foundation of Canada; Maureen Riedler, Hospice Dufferin; Diane Ellis, Orangeville Food Bank, and Mary Vervoort, Choices Youth Shelter. A representative for Run for the Petal was not available for the picture. Photos/LAVINIA KERR Top Right Michael Johnston, plant manager at Orangeville's Clorox Company of Canada Ltd. presents a cheque for $1,500 to be shared equally by five organizations. Accepting the money is Jim Trimble of the Brain Tumor Foundation of Canada; Maureen Riedler, Hospice Dufferin; Diane Ellis, Orangeville Food Bank, and Mary Vervoort, Choices Youth Shelter. A representative for Run for the Petal was not available for the picture. Top Left Michael Johnston, plant manager at Orangeville's Clorox Company of Canada Ltd. and Frank Kumbera present a donation of $500 to Avalon Rainbow Auxillary presents members; Nadia Murray, Jim Richardson and Mara Prociw. Top Left Michael Johnston, plant manager at Orangeville's Clorox Company of Canada Ltd. and Frank Kumbera present a donation of $500 to Avalon Rainbow Auxillary presents members; Nadia Murray, Jim Richardson and Mara Prociw. Bottom Left Jonathan Smith, Colin MacNeil, Kaitlyn Thompson, Nicole Smith and Tabitha Webb accept a donation of $18,500 from Orangeville's Clorox Company of Canada Ltd. Julie Koch and Frank Kumbera present the cheque from the Community Development Program fund to support youth and education-oriented projects. Bottom Left Jonathan Smith, Colin MacNeil, Kaitlyn Thompson, Nicole Smith and Tabitha Webb accept a donation of $18,500 from Orangeville's Clorox Company of Canada Ltd. Julie Koch and Frank Kumbera present the cheque from the Community Development Program fund to support youth and education-oriented projects.

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