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We can all make a
difference, every day in so many ways to help improve the quality of
life for others. At Distress
Centre At no other time in
our history have we seen such complex and varied issues being discussed
on our lines. In 2006 we
took 4800 calls on our lines, in 2009 we took an all time high 7800
calls on our 24 hour helpline. Of
those calls – in 2008, 435 callers discussed thoughts and issues
related to suicide. In 2009
that number jumped to 950 callers who discussed issues and thoughts
related to suicide. Our community is struggling and we are
doing our best to continue to meet the growing demand for our services,
but just as the economy has impacted for profit businesses – it has
impacted significantly not for profit agencies that depend on donated
dollars to operate. We are funded
primarily through the We
are asking for your help . . . We recognize that you and your business
may also have been impacted by the economic downturn . . . In
order to meet our goal of $10,000 We
are asking 100 businesses to donate $100.00… Will
you help us ensure those in need have their calls answered? As Distress Centre Durham is a
registered charity, you will receive a charitable receipt for 100% of
the amount you donate. We
recognize that you may be asked to support many worthwhile community
organizations and we hope that you will consider making Distress Centre
Durham one of those fortunate recipients.
If you choose to support this initiative, please make cheque
payable to Distress Centre Durham and it can be mailed to 306 Brock Str.
N. Whitby, ON L1N 4H7 – or contact us AT 905-430-3511 X 33 for pick up, so we can thank you personally!
Your support will be recognized in our annual report, on our
website and in our newsletter. Together we can
continue to make a difference! We
Asked for Your Help . . . and You Responded! To
date, the following businesses and individuals are helping us achieve
our $10,000 goal, 100
dollars at a time! 1.
Quantrill Chevrolet Buick
GMC Cadillac (March) 2.
Aleksandr G. Bolotenko:
Barrister and Solicitor (March) 3.
SSQ Financial Group
(March) 4.
H. R. Roughley Insurance
(March) 5.
H. R. Roughley Insurance
(March) 6.
7.
Happy Inside Tutoring –
Marie Nelson (March) 8.
Justin Barry Optical
(April) 9.
Mike Ambler – Swish
Maintenance Ltd. (April) 10.
Mike Ambler – Swish
Maintenance Ltd. (April) 11.
Desjardins Credit Union –
12.
Clinic Eyewear – 13.
CRCS Disaster Kleenup – 14.
CAW Family Auxiliary #27
– 15.
The Kinsmen Club of
Pickering – 16.
Wilmot Creek Auxiliary –
Bowmanville (May) 17.
Minet Lacing Technology 18.
Award Marketing Inc. – 19.
Rotary Club of 20.
21.
Edmond Vanhaverbeke –
Newcastle (May)
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