Oshawa firefighters distribute food boxes to 100 local families
Reka Szekely
Publié le : 27 Juillet 2020
Mis à jour le : 27 Juillet 2020
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Partnering with Global Medic, Oshawa firefighters dropped of food boxes to 100 families in need.
Tiffany Wallace, a dispatcher with Oshawa Fire Services who helped organize the project, explains the food came from Toronto through a partnership with GlobalMedic and Hand Up Toronto.
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