Easter lunch served at Our Place for Victoria's most vulnerable
Our Place Society served a special Easter lunch to more than 400 of Victoria’s most vulnerable people on Tuesday.
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Our Place Society served a special Easter lunch to more than 400 of Victoria’s most vulnerable people on Tuesday.
Local political, media personalities help dish out over 400 plates of food
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Crawford said it helps that people in the floral business are “full of grit.” Brown’s The Florist has been helping Valentine’s Day to happen in Victoria since the late 1800s, she said, and every one of her employees made it to work Saturday to help keep the flowers coming. Crawford said they came from as far away as Sooke and made it to work despite cancelled buses and tough walking conditions. She spread rose petals on the snow outside Brown’s Fort Street store to brighten things up for everyone. Deliveries proved to be a test, she said.