Regina group donating affordability cheques to local non-profits
A group of Regina residents have chosen four local non-profits fighting poverty to donate their $500 expected from the province this fall.
Source: leaderpost.com
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A group of Regina residents have chosen four local non-profits fighting poverty to donate their $500 expected from the province this fall.
A group of Regina residents have chosen four local non-profits fighting poverty to donate their $500 expected from the province this fall.
A $500 tax credit cheque is helpful in putting money in people's pockets but is not good enough long-term, anti-poverty advocates say.
A $500 tax credit cheque is helpful in putting money in people's pockets but is not good enough long-term, anti-poverty advocates say.