New ramp for CEED Centre

 

 
 
 
 
Volunteers Christian Iversen, Rick McWhinney, and executive director Christian Cowley worked on the new wheelchair ramp at the Community Education on Environment and Development (CEED) Centre on Thursday. The society’s fundraiser in April – Cheers to the Planet – was the source of the funding and McWhinney donated his professional services designing and building the ramp. The CEED Centre occupies a heritage building, is open to drop-in visitors, and offers a resource library with environmentally oriented publications.
 

Volunteers Christian Iversen, Rick McWhinney, and executive director Christian Cowley worked on the new wheelchair ramp at the Community Education on Environment and Development (CEED) Centre on Thursday. The society’s fundraiser in April – Cheers to the Planet – was the source of the funding and McWhinney donated his professional services designing and building the ramp. The CEED Centre occupies a heritage building, is open to drop-in visitors, and offers a resource library with environmentally oriented publications.

Photograph by: Sylver McLaren , TIMES

Volunteers Christian Iversen, Rick McWhinney, and executive director Christian Cowley worked on the new wheelchair ramp at the Community Education on Environment and Development (CEED) Centre on Thursday. The society’s fundraiser in April – Cheers to the Planet – was the source of the funding and McWhinney donated his professional services designing and building the ramp. The CEED Centre occupies a heritage building, is open to drop-in visitors, and offers a resource library with environmentally oriented publications.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Volunteers Christian Iversen, Rick McWhinney, and executive director Christian Cowley worked on the new wheelchair ramp at the Community Education on Environment and Development (CEED) Centre on Thursday. The society’s fundraiser in April – Cheers to the Planet – was the source of the funding and McWhinney donated his professional services designing and building the ramp. The CEED Centre occupies a heritage building, is open to drop-in visitors, and offers a resource library with environmentally oriented publications.
 

Volunteers Christian Iversen, Rick McWhinney, and executive director Christian Cowley worked on the new wheelchair ramp at the Community Education on Environment and Development (CEED) Centre on Thursday. The society’s fundraiser in April – Cheers to the Planet – was the source of the funding and McWhinney donated his professional services designing and building the ramp. The CEED Centre occupies a heritage building, is open to drop-in visitors, and offers a resource library with environmentally oriented publications.

Photograph by: Sylver McLaren , TIMES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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