Friday, November 27, 2020 • Vol.125 No. 18 • Neepawa, Manitoba Are you looking to BUY or SELL farm property? Currently have qualified buyers
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Farmers’ Advocate B Section PHOTO BY DIANE WARNER
This crop duster was spotted just north of Neepawa, near Highway 5, in early October, spraying the sunflowers in preparation of harvest.
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Online focus for Christmas hamper fundraising
By Kira Paterson Neepawa Banner & Press The annual kettle campaign for the Neepawa Community Ministries Centre ( NCMC), Neepawa’s branch of the Salvation Army, has been put on hold due to the Code Red COVID-19 restrictions. Community Ministries director Amanda Naughton-Gale explained that because of the hea lth orders to go out only for essential reasons, having the bell-ringers out in public just wasn’t feasible or responsible. “People will not be seeing us out and about the community. They will, however, be seeing our coin boxes, hopefully, at local businesses, so we will be delivering those around town this week,” she stated. Naughton-Gale added that they have also launched an online campaign, the link for which can be found on the Neepawa Sa lvat ion A r my social media pages. The online donations through
Neepawa’s “virtual kettle” go directly to NCMC for the local Christmas hamper program. “With the closure of the thrift store and with us not being able to fundraise in person, we’re quite concerned that there might be a significant shortfall this year,” Naughton-Gale expressed. “Our kettle campaign typically raises about $6,500 and that would go directly to cover off the costs of Christmas and if there’s anything else left over, it would go into our family services and supporting our food bank and other community services that we provide.” She added that while fundraising has been limited this year, they were able to receive two grants from the Emergency Community Support Fund grant through Beautiful Plains Community Foundation, which have been able to help them with keeping the food bank full. Continued on Page A12
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Community Ministries director Amanda Naughton-Gale is busy arranging different ways to fundraise for the Christmas hamper program at Neepawa Community Ministries Centre this year, as their kettle campaign has been put on hold.
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