By Associated Canadian Travelers

ACT Donates to Battlefords Interval House

Nov 3, 2022 | 2:04 PM

The Associated Canadian Travelers (ACT) of the Battlefords recently made a donation to Battlefords Interval House (BIH).

BIH appreciates the gentlemen of ACT in recognizing the need to support the victims of interpersonal violence.

They presented a $5,000.00 dollar check to our agency in support of women who experience interpersonal violence in the Battlefords and area. The shelter remains full and they continue to maintain a waitlist for safe accommodations.

Photo left to right:

Clayton Campbell ACT, Debbie Kovalsky, Executive Director BIH, Nevenka Vas, Support Worker BIH, Wayne Lambie ACT, Terry Mitchell ACT, Sheryl Ludwig Assistant Director BIH, Don Dament ACT.

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