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Cherryville Community Food & Resource Society is being featured on BC Centre for Palliative Care!
Check out Compassionate Communities in BC – BC Centre for Palliative Care (bc-cpc.ca)
An EXCITING update….Cherryville Community Food & Resource Society is also featured on Public Health Palliative Care International! Check out the link below:
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Cherryville Summer Day Camp is off to a fantastic start! We have an exciting 8 weeks planned running Monday to Thursday, 8:00-5:00 from July 4th – August 24th. We still have some spots available and accepting new kids, so please reach out to get registered! 250-547-0089
Week 1 (July 4-6) – Lego Week: Best build, Most Creative, Dost it Function!?
Week 2 (July 10-13) – Medieval Week: Building Armour & Weapons
Week 3 (July 17-20) – Science Week: Solar Ovens + Schmores, Flubber, Oobleck
Week 4 (July 24-27) – Melty Bead Week: Making Entries for Cherryville Days!
Week 5 (July 31-Aug 3) – Mapping Week: Building Treasure Maps, Hiding Treasure, Geo Caching
Week 6 (Aug 8-10)- Nature Week: Animal Visitors, Egg Carton Bird Feeders, Coffee Filter Butterflies, Wind Chimes and more!
Week 7 (Aug 14-17) – Ocean Week: Recycled Coral Reef Build, Shark Paintings, Zones of the Ocean, Quid Windsock and more!
Week 8 (Aug 21-24) – Talent Show Week: Group/Individual Talents, Water Play, Talent Show Presentation
Capturing those moments from the first 2 weeks of camp!
MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS – DAWN AND CANDICE!
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A message from the President of Cherryville Community Food Bank Society:
Well I am sad to say our little food bank is affected by Corona. We must stop our Thursday operations until further notice. If you need food please contact Barb and we will arrange pick up. 250-260-0562 or myself at 250-547-6646.
We are accepting donations and are following strict standards to keep our at risk population protected as best we can. Please wash your hands often. Stay away from crowds and if you feel sick-even a little-stay at home.
We will provide updates as they arise.
Please pass this message on to all residents in the Cherryville area so they are aware. Those that don’t or can’t use Facebook are at risk so tell your neighbors.
Thank you Cherryville for all the support,
Sharon Harvey
