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Cowichan Tribes' Coats for Kids Drive on the horizon

Amelia Breckenridge
By Amelia Breckenridge
With winter fast approaching, Cowichan Tribes and Family Services needs donations of warm winter clothing.
Their annual Coats for Kids Drive is 10 days from Monday and it’s not too early to get your contribution together.
Iona Harris is a youth mentor for Cowichan Tribes
The Coats for Kids Drive is on October 15th at the Sium Lelum Gym on River Road.
You can call ahead of time to arrange pick up for larger donations.
Amelia Breckenridge
Amelia Breckenridge

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