Alex Sorrentino of Facility Services and Mary Anne Beaudoin of Public Affairs help load parcels for Adopt-a-Family from Sandra Aversa, vice-president of planning and administration.
The University of Windsor community collected almost $25,000 for 45 families in the Children’s Aid Society holiday gift program.
Staff in the Welcome Centre pitched in to collect clothes, toys, food and other necessities for its adopted family.
A truck will pick up Adopt-a-Family donations at the Welcome Centre from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, December 6.
Helping local children through the Adopt-a-Family charity campaign is a sure way to get on Santa’s “nice” list.
Helping local children through the Adopt-a-Family charity campaign is a sure way to get on Santa’s “nice” list.
Get on Santa’s “nice” list by signing up for the Adopt-a-Family campaign.
Get on Santa’s “nice” list by signing up for the Adopt-a-Family campaign.
Third-year students Vicky Papuga and Krysta Sutton load a box full of gifts for the Adopt-a-Family program onto a truck bound for the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society.
University offices and individuals donated clothing, toys, housewares and food to families adopted through the Children’s Aid Foundation.
It’s not too late to join in the holiday charity drive Adopt-a-Family.
Join Santa’s crew by signing up for the Adopt-a-Family campaign.
The Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Foundation is seeking campus sponsors for its Adopt-a-Family program.
Shelly Scurr hands boxes of gifts to Shelby Marchand as they load a truck with donations to the Adopt-a-Family program on Tuesday.
The Faculty of Engineering raised more than $4,000 in donations to the Adopt-a-Family holiday charity drive.
There is still time to adopt a family under the holiday program of the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Foundation.
Join the crowd! Santa is looking for some elves on campus to help with the Adopt-a-Family program.
Santa is looking for some elves on campus to help with the Adopt-a-Family program.
