An apple for the teacher The substitute The coffee lover The person who. We are continuing this service even after we have reopened and would be very grateful for any donations you can spare to help us provide meals to those who can't afford them. First day of school is upon us Or maybe you already started Have we got the perfect stickers for your teacher. Whilst we were closed during the Covid-19 pandemic we delivered a 'meals on wheels' style service to vulnerable people. Social Producers are provided a comprehensive approach to marketing their events, activities and/or. Providing Social Seekers with a complete customized solution for event information, access and connectivity. We work with dozens of local charities and community groups who host events at The Bevy, making sure that no one in our community ever needs to feel lonely. Social Bevy is a lifestyle social concierge platform that provides a comprehensive solution for social engagement and event marketing. Open for over five years we provide a place for people to come together – for lunch clubs, dementia cafes, cooking lessons, arts and crafts sessions, family fun days, breakfast, music nights, pub quizzes and much, much more, or simply for a pint. We are the only community pub on a housing estate in the whole of the UK. “We all just want to add to our community and contribute any way we can.We are a community-run pub in the heart of Moulsecoomb in East Brighton. “With a new generation of police officers coming (up), we’re all just trying to pick up and add to our community because we all live here and we’re all proud to be from Estevan and be serving Estevan,” said Handley. He said their goal is to make a bigger impact in their community and put themselves out there for Estevan citizens to know. Handley said they want to make the Estevan Police Officers Memorial Open an annual event each summer and they also want to begin holding some other community events during the year as well. He said despite the social nature of the tourney, the team was still “doing very well” on their scorecard.

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“We wanted it to be open to everybody so they could meet their local police officers because often times when you meet us it’s not where you want to meet us, I guess I’ll put it.”Īfter draining a putt on the 18th hole, Weyburn Police Association Constable Darcy Cleasby said his team of golfers, which included fellow Constables Shane St. “We had local EMS, local Fire and then just local people from our community (play),” he said. He said this idea attributed to the good turnout they received from the many golfers at the Open who normally don’t wear blue to work. Handley said the focus of the tourney was a fun day out on the course and they tried to realize that by having three hole-in-one prize holes as well as a DWI Hole 1 where golfers had to drive a ball while wearing drunk goggles supplied by SGI. “We have lots of guys that golf in our police association and we know there are lots of golfers in our community and we thought it would be a good idea to get everybody else (out) and give them a chance to meet members of the Estevan Police and the local RCMP.” Something that we could raise money as well as honour those members who passed before us. “Due to lack of interest, or whatever, the tournament had stopped running for a few years, so this year we decided we wanted to do something to help out our community. “Years back we used to have the Bob Campbell Memorial Tournament,” said Handley, noting Campbell was a member of the EPS who died on duty. He said they are still tallying up the final amount to be donated, but due to the great turnout the 18-hole fun tournament and supper can be considered a success. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation later this summer thanks to a bevy of support they received while hosting a recent golf tournament.Įvan Handley, Estevan Police Service (EPS) detective and president of the EPA, said 126 golfers came out to TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club on a rainy afternoon July 23 to both play in their first Estevan Police Officers Memorial Open and to also help raise money for St. The Estevan Police Association (EPA) and Estevan detachment of the RCMP will be making a large donation to the St.

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