Northshore Community House Letter
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North Shore Neighbourhood House is a non-profit organization in North Vancouver, BC that has been serving the community since 1939. One of the special events it provides is a Christmas Day Lunch, which has been held annually since 1995 to serve turkey dinners to 250 people who would otherwise be alone on Christmas. Doug Cheng and his wife have volunteered as the cooks for this event for the past two years, and without their support and commitment, the Christmas Day Lunch would not be able to happen.
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