Ottawa charity The Caring and Sharing Exchange has released an urgent appeal for donations to close the gap between the number of backpacks filled with school supplies it has available for families facing financial challenges, and the number of children the program has been asked to help. Read More
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Ottawa charity providing backpacks of school supplies puts out 'urgent appeal' for donations
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