Pictured (L to R): Tammy Teeuwen (Member); Nancy Havens (Animal Shelter, Manager, Licensing Services); Violet Popoff (Member); Marie Alexander (Member); Judy Smith (Animal Shelter, Municipal Clerk); Alysson Storey (Member); Ike Erickson (Friends of the New Animal Shelter, Executive Committee Member); Quinn O’Hara Lassaline (Co-Chapter Leader); Lynn McGeachy (Nominating Member and Animal Shelter, Project Manager); Jocelyn Watson (Member); Rachel Raspburg (Co-Chapter Leader); Linda O’Hara (Member); and Kelly-Anne Appleton (Member).Pictured (L to R): Tammy Teeuwen (Member); Nancy Havens (Animal Shelter, Manager, Licensing Services); Violet Popoff (Member); Marie Alexander (Member); Judy Smith (Animal Shelter, Municipal Clerk); Alysson Storey (Member); Ike Erickson (Friends of the New Animal Shelter, Executive Committee Member); Quinn O’Hara Lassaline (Co-Chapter Leader); Lynn McGeachy (Nominating Member and Animal Shelter, Project Manager); Jocelyn Watson (Member); Rachel Raspburg (Co-Chapter Leader); Linda O’Hara (Member); and Kelly-Anne Appleton (Member).
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Women's group donates to new animal shelter

By Cheryl Johnstone
March 20, 2019 - 3:08pm

The Chatham-Kent Chapter of 100 Women Who Care continues to help out local organizations.

The latest recipient is the Friends of the New Animal Shelter, which received a donation of $11,925.

The money will go towards the construction of the new animal shelter, which is set to open later this year.

100+ Women Who Care CK meet four times a year for one hour to pick a local charity in need. Each member then donates $100.

Since the group started back in 2016, it has donated over $110,000 to 11 local charities.

Their next meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 29 at the Retro Suites at 6 p.m. New members are welcome. For more information on the group, CLICK HERE.

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