Kincardine Clothes Hamper volunteers: Carol Picot, Laura Kelly, Mary Hall and Nina Becker. Photo supplied by the Kincardine and Community Healthcare Foundation Facebook Page. The Kincardine Clothes Hamper has made a generous donation to the Kincardine and Community Healthcare Foundation.
The Clothes Hamper sells gently used clothing by a group of volunteers and they donate the proceeds to the hospital.
Volunteers presented the cheque totalling $14,000. They have made donations to the hospital as far back as 1996, donating $335,520 to date.
The Clothes Hamper is located on Queen Street in Kincardine and is open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
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