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This week, Marie Gerrard is chatting about a new group in our area. The group is currently setting up a store of donated medical and educational goods that are being discarded by our own health and educational institutions but are greatly needed by our International neighbourhood. Jenny Foster from the Rotary Club of Change Makers Cub together with a highly motivated group that will be sending container loads of carefully sorted goods that the recipients have indicated that they both need but also can service and have the training to use.
There are benefits to our neighbouring countries, since this program will reduce the amount of useful equipment that will end in landfill. Join us for what is an interesting conversation.
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