FCC contributions bolster Parkland projects

Ag lender provides $3,000 for three community building efforts

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Published: October 25, 2022

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Teresa Fawns and Nicole McDonald of FCC, present a cheque to Sue Stirling, volunteer president of the Grandview Drop-In Centre.

Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has contributed $3,000 to three projects in the Parkland region. All projects will benefit rural communities.

Goose Lake High School in Roblin received $1,000 for its reconciliation park project. The Grandview Drop-In Centre was awarded $1,000 for a landscaping project to beautify its grounds. The Roblin Playground Revitalization Project got $1,000 for its efforts to refurbish a local playground.

FCC’s donations are typically focused on hunger, rural safety, education about agriculture, volunteerism and community enhancement projects.

Left: Bradyn Yarema and Teresa Fawns of FCC present a cheque to Brenda Neuhofe, a retired teacher, for Goose Lake High School. Right: Kathy Zachedniak, chair of the Roblin Playground Revitalization Board receives a cheque from Nicole McDonald of FCC. photo: Farm Credit Canada

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