Hospice Wellington holding grocery gift card drive as part of Giving Tuesday
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The hospice are accepting donations in person and online. They are looking to raise enough gift cards and cash to pay for groceries for an entire year.
Many organizations in Guelph are hoping local bargain hunters will be in the giving mood.
Tuesday is Giving Tuesday, a day when people are being encouraged to donate to charitable causes.
One of the organizations taking part is Hospice Wellington, which will be holding a grocery gift card drive.
Donations of grocery gift cards or money will be accepted at the front desk of the residence or the community level of the hospice.
Donations will also be accepted online at the Hospice Wellington website.
In a news release, the hospice says Barzotti Woodworking will be matching all donations up to $12,000.
They say they hope to raise enough money to pay for food for a year.
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