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Big haul for food drive

Big haul for food drive

Students from Pontiac High School took part in Bouffe Pontiac’s annual food drive on Thursday. From left: Kole Tuckey, Thomas Beck, William Weatherall and Grant Moore.
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CALEB NICKERSON
PONTIAC Dec. 6, 2018
On Thursday morning, volunteers across the Pontiac posted up at snowy intersections from Allumette Island to Shawville for the annual Bouffe Pontiac Food Drive.
Working in partnership with local fire departments and police, 48 volunteers gathered at high traffic areas on Allumette Island, Campbell’s Bay and Shawville from 6 to 9 a.m., collecting cash and donations from commuters.

This year’s total haul was an incredible $8,850 and 335 kg. of food. In a press release, Bouffe Pontiac Director Ellen Boucher said that the donations will allow the organization to prepare 160 Christmas baskets for local families in need.



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