New Lowell United receives big grant

by Brad Holden | May 30, 2013 | News

The New Lowell United Church’s Accessibility For All fundraising campaign received a lift last Sunday when Simcoe-Grey MP Dr. Kellie Leitch announced that the church will receive a $50,000 grant from the federal government’s Enabling Accessibility Fund. The church is attempting to raise $350,000 to put a 1,000-square-foot accessible addition on the front of its 103-year-old building. From left to right below are Leitch and Building Fund Committee members Marilyn McLellan, Rose Cambourne, Tom Macham, Sandra Bednarek, June Robinson and Bev Scott. Absent from the photo is committee member Jennifer Meijs.

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