Items Desired

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  • folding chairs for our Wednesday programs - we have so many youth attending we are running out of chairs!
  • food to help stock our cupboards - a lot of youth arrive to our programs not having eaten all day - consider adding a box of pizza pops or Mr Noodles to your next grocery shop


If you wish to donate any of these items, please contact Megan at 604-557-6507 or langleyyu@youthunlimited.com

Comments

  1. Deb G,March 2, 2016 at 10:28 AM

    Can I send a bunch of pizza pop boxes with Josh? Is there a freezer on site for them? Thanks, Deb
    groomdeborah@shaw.ca

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  2. Danny FergusonMarch 2, 2016 at 12:14 PM

    Deb, we do have a freezer at the hangar. So please sen them with Josh. Thanks for thinking of us!!!

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