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Take a look! Movies from Children's Town In Zambia.

The project that Planet Aid Canada, Inc. is supporting.

An afternoon club at Gosford Publich School "Little Ladies for Life and Boys 2 Men" made a clothng drive and a sales.

The rest of the clothing was donated to Planet Aid Canada

TIME TO CONSIDER - OR RECONSIDER -INCORPORATING A CLOTHING RECYCLING SYSTEM IN YOUR BUILDING

This report covers the work done at the project from January to June 2008

Yong Woo from STARBANK @ Dundas W. and Dufferin was our first site host. The box has collected 15,141 pounds since September 25, 2007.

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During Black History Month in Toronto, ÉCOLE SAINTE-MARGUERITE-D`YOUVILLE, held a clothing drive to support Children's Town in Zambia

After a long run of 10 years, Planet Aid Canada, Inc has decided to close down the 3 retail store locations to focus on clothing collection.

A lot of new programs are started to raice money

Did you miss the Waste Reduction week
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The goal of the HOPE Humana projects, together with the participation of the community at large, is to stop the spread of HIV and to offer support to people infected and affected by the virus.

Would you like the opportunity to teach your students about the importance of helping to further education in the developing world as well as the importance of recycling?

Our yellow boxes are located all over GTA.
Take a look at this short film.

TCE Field Officer Gathering concluded with great commitment to continue the fight to conquer
the HIV virus

Planet Aid Canadas board member, Michelle Wallace, on a visit to Zambia

Humana People to People is the short form for The Federation of Associations connected to the International HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Movement.

You can arrange a clothing drive at your school, college, company or at the next big event you are participating in.

Inspired by their school’s participation in the worldwide “Stand up Against Poverty” event, grade seven students at Monterey Middle School in Victoria, B.C. decided that they wanted to put their awareness into action.