Air Canada Staff Adapt Toys for Kids With Disabilities
On Thursday, we had a great time adapting toys with Air Canada staff at their office in Richmond.
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Clubs That Care youth leader Dante Bravi teamed up with his alma mater, the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), to host a Hacking for the Holidays build event, making 150 low profile switches for children with disabilities.
This Giving Tuesday, help us give the gift of play to children with disabilities by making a donation to our Hacking for the Holidays campaign.
Neil Squire Career Facilitator, Sandra Grib, recently sat down with Ohdio, CBC Radio-Canada’s French language radio show, to chat about our Hacking for the Holidays fundraising campaign.
While we’ve often highlighted the efforts of our volunteers, today we want to do something a little different — we want to share the great work a couple of Hacking for the Holidays supporters are doing to raise funds to ensure kids with disabilities get the adapted toys they need to play independently.