GREAT and OSTTC donated 20 turkeys to the Six Nations Food Bank in time for Thanksgiving. “We wanted to give back and show community support,” stated Sheila Hill, a GREAT programs and services officer. Clint Doolittle, the food bank coordinator, said that the food bank is grateful for all the donations that they have received. He highlighted a donation of $1000 plus food from the Yogi Bomberry memorial golf tournament on Oct 3rd.
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