Clothes Hamper donates to Kincardine hospital; and students make Christmas cards for seniors

The Clothes Hamper Thrift Shop in downtown Kincardine has donated another $18,000 to the Kincardine and Community Health Care Foundation, making a grand total of $57,000 for 2023.

Staff of the second-hand clothing store presented $14,000 to the foundation in January, $15,000 in June, $10,000 in September, and $18,000 in December.

To date, the store has donated more than $417,000 to the foundation for much-needed equipment at the Kincardine hospital, for which the foundation is very appreciative.



On hand for the presentation of $18,000 to the Kincardine and Community Health Care Foundation, are Carol Picot (left) of the Clothes Hamper Thrift Shop, Mary Hall of the foundation, Betty Johnston and Gloria Ferrier of the Clothes Hamper, and customer Jennifer Fischer; photo by Diane Baldwin
 

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Meanwhile, for more than 10 years, teacher Becky Cohoon has been organizing Christmas cards to be made by students at Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School for the residents of Trillium Court Seniors’ Community in Kincardine and Tiverton Park Manor; photo by Becky Cohoon