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Article content Busines came through On behalf of the Business Cares food drive committee, I would like to extend our gratitude and thanks to the London community for helping us raise an astonishing 271,000 kilograms of food for the London Food Bank. This is a 34 per cent increase over last year. We set no goal for our 21st year, not wanting to put any pressure on the community or our committee during the pandemic. We asked for businesses and people to donate, but only if they were able. The food collected the past month from more than 500 businesses, their employees and the community will sa...

High Point discusses returning school board elections to April Sussex. Momentum started after the five sending districts — Wantage and Sussex, along with Lafayette, Branchville, and Frankford — got hit with a 14 percent tax levy increase in the 2020-21 budget. | 23 Dec 2020 | 02:44 Wantage Township and the Sussex Borough unanimously expressed their desire to return school board elections for High Point Regional High School and the Sussex-Wantage Regional School District to April to get school budgets back on the ballots. Momentum started after the five sending districts to High Point ...

Author of the article: Jonathan Juha Publishing date: Dec 22, 2020  •  December 22, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  Wayne Dunn, chair of London's Business Cares Food Drive, speaks on Tuesday during the last day of the annual campaign. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, this year's event was held virtually and streamed online. JONATHAN JUHA/The London Free Press Article content From being one of the most challenging campaigns due to the COVID-19 pandemic to becoming one of the most rewarding ones. That’s the story of the annual Business Cares Food Drive campaign, which wrapped up Tues...

  LONDON, ONT. -- Organizers of this year’s Business Cares Food Drive said they had no idea what to expect, but were pleasantly surprised when all was said and done. “That’s outstanding,” was a phrase campaign chair Wayne Dunn used repeatedly while hosting Tuesday’s campaign wrap, which was live via Zoom to business and community leaders. The campaign had asked for financial donations instead of food donations due to the pandemic, although one grocery store weekend was held earlier this month with 25 London grocery stores taking part. While there’s no tally as of yet, organi...

Article content The head of a London Christmas food drive is making a final appeal as the annual campaign enters its final stretch. The COVID-19 pandemic will create increased need at the London Food Bank, says Wayne Dunn, the Businesses Cares Food Drive campaign chair. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Business Cares Food Drive chair makes home-stretch appeal Back to video The annual food collection, now it its 21st year, supports the food bank and more than two dozen other agencies. The campaign, which began Dec. 1, wraps up Tuesday. “The g...