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28th Annual Sussex Flea Market
 People for People enjoyed raising funds for ministry at the 28th Annual Sussex Flea Market in Sussex, NB. This money is used to support needy 50+ and 17 year olds that fall between the cracks as well as helping mature artists in their field.
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Sue Ewing & E.R.N.C. with Mr. Phillip Greenlaw supporting St. Martin's Township and People for People
E.R.N.C. is pleased to network with Sue Ewing for community purposes. She runs the Osborne Hall Flea Market and dispurses donations. We have recently had the gracious opportunity to network as People for People; People for People is not a government funded project or non-profit organization. we supply and sell, new or slightly used items to raise money for the needy within their vicinity. Each township in the Maritime provinces that are in need of resources, unable to find, can be helped in a way of networking with E.R.N.C.'s People for People non-denominational calling "ministry"
Phone 506-653-1988
email ethnicrainbows@aim.com
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Charity Networking with Sarahlouise and two members
of the E.R.N.C. Team and People for People
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We are in need of Grocery stores to donate Natural food and Bread of any sort for our daily deliveries to those that can not make it out to Food banks or that can not eat the food that a general Food bank provides.
We
at E.R.N.C. have the department that helps people in many ways ''People
for People'' is a ministry and a calling of Sarahlouise that has been
in effect for 15 years in other provinces such as Toronto, Ottawa,
Calgary, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and now we are in the maritime Provinces
and hope to spread the same peace and good health with those in need.
Those
that serve as volunteers are praying for support in your area, please
consider the gift of giving to those in need all year round. We are
in need of Natural Foods in boxes, bag, cans, bottles or bulk.
We are in need of slightly used clothing for male and female of all ages
in large sizes for interviews and also formal wear and dress up clothes
for occasions that people in need would otherwise not attend if they
do not have the out fits for male and female. Bus cards for transportation
and Gift card for food or clothing that they need.
We
hope you may find it in your time to consider supporting our project
and calling. People for People thanks you for reading and your consideration
Thank
you
In Good Health
Sarahlouise
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E.R.N.C.
is accepting donations of food products for our diabetes and high blood
pressure recipients.
Liquidation
items of any type, small used or slightly used household items, for
use of raffle , fund raiser, or
by garage sale to support our ministry.
Looking for Nurseries to donate
indoor an outdoor plants for our ex transients or lower income dependents,
to make their new homes seem more homey. This is the season that we
are in great need as every home enjoys life to care for.
Needing
clothes for mature adults male and female, larger sizes slightly used
to wear for successful interviews as well as formal wear. All
donating parties will receive a receipt for the value of the items
donated to E.R.N.C.
for the charity of People for People. We will pick up.
Contact June at ethnicrainbows@aim.com or
call (506) 653-1988.
Keep posted for upcoming Events, Auctions or Garage Sales in support
of People for People.
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Musicians for Christmas for Romero house food bank and soup kitchen.
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UNBSJ Prince Aarian Ovee International Student.
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Finalists at Canada's Got Talent Eh?.....Panel at 3 mile . Proceeds went to Teed and Teed legal clinic
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Panel taking a break. |
Spring Fashion Show to support Women's Alumni by NWH modelling |
West side food bank donating raffle gifts for Ethnic Rainbow Native Casting. |
E.R.N.C. networking with president of Fundy Bay Festival in Saint John, NB, Mr. Fred Little and Sarahlouise raising money for West Side Food Bank |
Sarahlouise Latimore Lake
Emcee and Entertaining
Raising money for the community. |
