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Branch 014, Royal Montreal Regiment Association, Westmount
Branch 014, Royal Montreal Regiment Association, Westmount
Address:
4625, Ste-Catherine St. W,
Westmount, QC,
H3Z 1S4
Téléphone:
(514) 496-2003
Founded:
April 07, 1927
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The executive committee of Branch 014, Royal Montreal Regiment Association.
- President: Suzanne Guérin
- 1st Vice-president: Harry Hall
- Secretary: Elizabeth Johnston
- Treasurer: Georges Gohier
- Service Officer: Georges Gohier
- Poppy: Georges Gohier
- Membership: Marc Leguen
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WHERE DOES YOUR POPPY MONEY GO?
February 14, 2019, Some may be asking what type of concrete activities are carried out to help our Veterans.
One regular recipient of Branch 014 Poppy Funds is the Adaptive Sports Foundation, based in Knowlton, Quebec.
Founded by Peter Treacy after he became disabled, its mission is to offer individuals with physical disabilities a chance to discover new abilities through winter and summer sports.
After Peter retired from actively running the program, it is now led by former Montreal Alouette Steve Charbonneau, aided by Yan Martin, Kelly Bush and a host of volunteers.
Besides its regular programs, the Foundation runs winter and summer camps for wounded Veterans.
From 10 – 14 February, a winter ski camp was held at Mont Bromont. 40 veterans took part in the camp either as a participant, ski buddy or volunteer.
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OÙ VA L'ARGENT DES COQUELICOTS?
14 février 2019 - Certains peuvent demander quel type d'activités concrètes sont menées pour aider nos Anciens Combattants.
Un des récipiendaires réguliers des Fonds du Coquelicot de la Filiale 014 est la Fondation des sports adaptés, établie à Knowlton, au Québec.
Fondée par Peter Treacy après son invalidité, sa mission est d'encourager les personnes vivant avec un handicap à découvrir de nouvelles possibilités par la pratique de sports d'hiver et d'été.
Après que Peter a eu pris sa retraite de la direction active du programme, la Fondation est maintenant dirigée par l'ancien Alouette de Montréal, Steve Charbonneau, assisté de Yan Martin, Kelly Bush et de nombreux bénévoles.
Outre ses programmes réguliers, la Fondation organise des camps d'hiver et d'été pour les Anciens Combattants blessés.
Du 10 au 14 février, un camp de ski d'hiver s'est tenu au Mont Bromont. Quarante vétérans ont pris part au camp en tant que participant, compagnon de ski ou bénévole.
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