Better system will be a big help to individuals and families
Left to right: MPP Todd Smith, CDC Executive Director Ruth Ingersoll, CDC Board Chair Amy Halloran, Fundraising Coordinator Cristina Cadavid Gamble, and Andrew MacDonald of Kasama Marketing.
The Community Development Council of Quinte received an $85,000 grant helping them expand and change their services during the difficult COVID-19 pandemic. “Governments can spend a lot of money to get something accomplished. It’s great the Ontario Trillium Foundation provides funding to the experts on a local issue, such as the CDC.”The grant allowed CDC to expand and change its service delivery during the COVID period but also allowed it to hire a marketing firm to update its website and hire a fundraising coordinator to boost donations.
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