The donation drive for UGM started off slow but picked up nicely in the end. Thanks to your donations, we’ve raised enough money for the Union Gospel Mission to feed over 1,600 people this Thanksgiving. I want to thank everyone who made a donation to this worthy cause. For many of the homeless in Vancouver, this will be the start of a new life and new beginning and you’ve help made that possible.
A huge shout out goes to Quinton Pullen for his $1,000 donation. I said that if anyone donates $1,000, I would give them a free review but Quinton doesn’t want a review. He doesn’t even want his name linked. He gave because he wanted to help. A true class act. Thank you Quinton! A big thank you goes out to all the readers who stepped forward.
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Altogether, John Chow dot Com readers raised $2,654.89. I said I would match all donations and I have sent the UGM my half to bring our total to $5,309.78. Once again, thanks to everyone who helped to make this Thanksgiving a better one for the less fortunate in our society. If you haven’t made a donation yet but suddenly feel moved to, you can do so by clicking the link below.
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