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Generous folks in Timmins help Police Auxiliary Cram-a-Cruiser with food and cash

Donations included 4,150 lbs of food and $3,320 in cash to help four local charities
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South Porcupine OPP Auxiliary Staff Sgt. Rick Audette, OPP Auxiliary Sgt. Kathy Charlebois, and Timmins Police Auxiliary Const. Jordan Guenette with some of the food donations collected at the Porcupine Mall Metro. Maija Hoggett/TimminsToday

NEWS RELEASE
TIMMINS POLICE SERVICE
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Auxiliary officers from the Timmins Police Service and Ontario Provincial Police braved the cold temperatures on Saturday to collect food items for four local charities.

The Cram-a-Cruiser event saw police vehicles stationed at five local grocery stores throughout the day on Saturday, Dec. 16.

The event garnered a total of 4,150 lbs. of non-perishable food items, as well as $3,320 in cash donations, which were divided between four local charities – the Timmins Food Bank, the South Porcupine Food Bank, First Baptist Church, and Project Love.

The Timmins Police and OPP Auxiliary units would like to thank the generous community members who donated to the event, as well as the local grocery store owners who assisted.

The generosity of these individuals, through this event, has helped to make the holidays brighter for many Timmins residents.

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