Small Change For Big Change – Part 1

Posted December 14, 2009 10:45 pm.

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In this season of giving, there’s certainly no shortage of requests for your charitable donations — a case in point: Camp Day donations at your local Tim Hortons.

Summer may be a long way off, but planning sessions to decide how many kids can be accommodated go on all year. CityNews visited the Tim Hortons memorial camp in Parry Sound to see where your donations went and who benefited from them.

In Part One of Small Change for Big Change below, we’ll show you the grateful kids who, without your help, would never have the chance to go to camp.

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