The Gibson/Woodbury Charitable Foundation Executive Director, Mark Butterfield, (right), presents a check to Vaughan Community Services President Dot Seybold. Secretary Bob Seaman and treasurer Peter Magg are seen from left. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Gibson/Woodbury Charitable Foundation Executive Director, Mark Butterfield, (right), presents a check to Vaughan Community Services President Dot Seybold. Secretary Bob Seaman and treasurer Peter Magg are seen from left. (COURTESY PHOTO)
ONWAY — Now in its third and final year of the Capital Campaign, Vaughan Community Services is grateful for the continued support of the Gibson/Woodbury Foundation with their most recent donation of $75,000.
The donation will support the Vaughan Learning Center in its renovation of the Reverence for Life building.
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