Wawanesa Mutual Insurance teamed up with Vancouver Island InsuranceCentres to generously donate $10

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Hospice House Building Team is hopeful to get the necessary permits in place and start construction this fall

Wawanesa Mutual Insurance teamed up with Vancouver Island InsuranceCentres to generously donate $10,000 to the Campbell River Hospice House Building Fund.

The Building Team is hopeful to get the necessary permits in place and start construction this fall. Pictured above (from left) VIIC CEO Tony Hayes, VIIC Branch Manager Kathy Ferreira, Wawanesa Insurance Representative Brenda Gibson and Shawna Lussier of VIIC (Dogwood) who presented the donation to Hospice Build Team member Brian Stamp.

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