Read about Wellspring honouring The May Court Club of Oakville – excerpt: “…….The May Court Club of Oakville has donated a significant amount of money, and the amount will total in excess of $150,000. Liz Thomson and Dede Hacking, both long-time May Court members, have successfully been scheduling May Court volunteers for the past 12 years in support of Wellspring’s good works. The May Court Club of Oakville is a service club; and its members have been volunteering countless hours in support to the Wellspring programs since the year 2000….”
Wellspring Birmingham Gilgan House (Halton Peel)
The Lighthouse for Grieving Children is grateful and proud to have received repeated financial support from The May Court Club of Oakville over the past years. Your investment in our local community gives hope and encouragement to many local families who are coming to terms with the loss of one of theirs. Your investment as a lead sponsor also allows us to look ahead at the future when our organization will be bigger, stronger, and able to make a difference in even more lives. Thank you for your care, your concern, and your investment in the lives of local children, teens and their families”. Kindly, Britta Martini-Miles, Executive Director, The Lighthouse Program for Grieving Children.
Lighthouse for Grieving Children
The May Court Club of Oakville is part of The Association of May Court Clubs of Canada, the first service club in Canada and founded in 1898 on the eve of May Day in Ottawa, Ontario. May Court’s founder, Lady Isabel Aberdeen, the wife of Canada’s then Governor General, was a truly extraordinary woman.
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