UWindsor president Rob Gordon (right) accepts contributions from volunteers Katherine Simon, Sabina Howell, and Chris Knack to load a truck full of gifts for the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program, Tuesday outside the Welcome Centre.
Linda Ingram will retire at the end of this month.
As co-ordinator of the annual Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program for the Odette School of Business, Linda Ingram always requested the largest family possible.
Gifts for the Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program must be delivered to the Welcome Centre on Dec. 10.
Santa’s little helpers load up a sleigh for the Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program, which collects gifts for local children in need.
The annual Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program collects gifts for local children in need.
UWindsor president Rob Gordon (right) hands student volunteer Mary Pallisco a box of donations toward the “Adopt-a-Family” campaign.
Departments and individuals can bring holiday joy and delight to area children through the Adopt-a-Family program.
Departments and individuals can bring holiday joy and delight to area children through the Adopt-a-Family program.
The annual Adopt-a-Family program collects holiday gifts for local children in need.
The annual Adopt-a-Family program collects holiday gifts for local children in need.
Volunteers load gifts for delivery to families in need during a pre-pandemic charity drive.
Elves at work: Volunteers load up gifts for the 2018 Adopt-a-Family charity drive. This year’s collection date is Monday, Dec. 5.
Campus departments and individuals can still register to bring holiday cheer to a local family in need.
Campus departments and individuals can still register to bring holiday cheer to a local family in need.
