Libro gives five area community groups $66,000 boost
Five area organizations received $66,000 in grants from Libro Credit Union to help address some of Southwestern Ontario's most challenging issues.
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Five area organizations received $66,000 in grants from Libro Credit Union to help address some of Southwestern Ontario's most challenging issues.
Home builders Doug Tarry Ltd. are donating $280,000 to kick-start Project Tiny Hope, which aims to provide affordable homes to ease St. Thomas’s housing…
Try refreshing your browser. Eric Bunnell's People: An easy answer Back to video That was the go-for-it greeting voiced Monday at St. Thomas city council by Mayor Joe Preston for Project Tiny Hope, the initiative to build affordable housing on the former Elgin Handles property on Kains Street. “If you are looking for support, I’ve seen nothing but thumbs up from this group,” Mayor Joe told Lindsay Rice, director of services and community development for St. Thomas-Elgin YWCA, and Doug Tarry, president of Doug Tarry Ltd., after their presentation and Q-and-A on the project, a partnersh...
LONDON, ONT. -- Community partners in St. Thomas have launched the Project Tiny Hope affordable housing project. It'll be located at t 21 Kains Street and it's a partnership between the YWCA St.Thomas-Elgin, Sanctuary Homes and Doug Tarry Homes. The project will include 20 tiny homes and a multi-story apartment building with green space and community gardens. “Our goal is to provide housing that is affordable while enhancing the community”, says Marla Champion, Executive Director of YWCA. A $200,000 donation was provided by Sanctuary Homes to purchase the lot, a $1.5 million capi...
Article content For years, it was home to a factory that provided St. Thomas residents with a future. Now, the long-idle site of mostly demolished Elgin Handles Ltd. is going to serve the community once again. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Eric Bunnell's People: A new chapter for Elgin Handles property Back to video The Kains Street property has been bought for Project Tiny Hope, St. Thomas-Elgin YWCA’s ambitious supported-housing initiative to fight homelessness through its partnership with Doug Tarry Homes and Sanctuary Homes, a faith-base...