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Ice River Springs Committed to Shelburne
December 18, 2013 · 0 Comments
For the first time, locally situated company Ice River Springs enjoyed an endeavour involving their entire staff. Collecting as many new toys as possible, the company proudly donated their wonderful collection to the Shelburne and District Fire Fighter’s Association Annual Toy and Food Drive. Human Resources Senior Manager, Patsy McMahon commented, “Were committed to the community to which our facility is located.” In keeping with a donation of well over 70 new toys and food items, Human Resources Specialist CDN Operations, Christina Stewart mentioned, “We were so excited to do something fun with the staff, working together to make this donation.” With next year right around the corner, it’s anyone’s guess what this generous bunch will come up with for next year, but we know it’ll be good! Pictured, from left: Firefighter Mike Glassford, Firefighter Jason Duck, and Captain Mike Morrell were on hand to accept the very kind donation from Ice River Springs Human Resources Specialist CDN Operations, Christina Stewart and Customer Service Supervisor, Sarah Clayton as the community of Shelburne shines once again working together to take care of their own over the holidays.
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