Community
UFA donates thousands to Hwy 21 Corridor Crime Watch Society and various Delburne community groups
Submitted by The Delburne Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
Delburne Community Groups receive $10,000.00 donation from United Farmers of Alberta.
Seven different community groups in Delburne were thrilled to receive checks to support their ongoing activities. Ray Miller (UFA) and family were in Delburne on April 16th to present checks to these organizations at the Annual Volunteer Appreciation dinner being held at the Delburne Community Hall.
The recipients of these donations are:
Hwy 21 Corridor Crime Watch Society
The Delburne Community Hall Society
The Delburne and District Curling Club
The Delburne and District Agricultural Society
The Delburne Agriplex Arena
The Delburne 4-H Beef Club
The Coaltrail Riders 4-H Club
The Delburne Volunteer Appreciation dinner is an annual event put on by the Village of Delburne and Delburne & District Family and Community Support Services to recognize the efforts of those who take an active role in enhancing the community.
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Meet Lindsey and the Smiles Thru Lindsey team in this powerful video. …And remember to check in on the people in your life.
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