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“Wear the Care” – this cozy shirt may a perfect Christmas gift for someone on your list
WHAT IS WEAR THE CARE PROJECT?
Wear the Care Project is part of The Creative Hive family. It’s our chance to give back to the community that has helped us realize a dream. We believe in the power of words because that’s what you use to write your story. Each word or phrase can capture an emotion, bring back a memory, or help to inspire you.
These are cozy, comfy long sleeve t-shirt that fits to perfection. Above all that, know you’re wearing a shirt with a message. A message that You. Are. Enough., just as you are. A portion of all sales goes to help to a great cause, in this case, the Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts.
Show your support and Wear the Care. Please share a picture to @creativehiveyeg on Instagram or Facebook with your Wear The Care Project garment, so we can spread the message!
The Wear The Care Project is carefully designing limited run clothing pieces that cloak you in comfort, but help you stand behind powerful messaging. Each run will be different because there are so many people we want to help and so many incredible words we need to get out there. The only thing that will be the same on every piece is a heart on the sleeve. We always have ours out there and are hoping through this project we can encourage more people to start showing their hearts!
WHO ARE WE?
Dez Melenka – The Creative Hive
Hi! My name is Dez Melenka and I’m one of the partners at The Creative Hive in Edmonton. We are a co-working space, an event space, and a space that brings people together. We are loud, we are proud and we love candy. Mike Tighe is my partner in crime here at The Hive and with his talent behind the camera and passion to collaborate…we believe the sky’s the limit. Mike is always ready to jump in to our next adventure for The Creative Hive…so when my sister, Lindsay Melenka pushed to start designing clothing to give back, he said YES!
That’s the thing…this space welcomes people and this was the perfect chance to work with my favourite person in the whole world. My sister, Lindsay. She has a background in graphic design, an eye for detail, and a love for fashion. Throw in how hard she works, how deeply she cares and how patient she is…she’s the perfect person to put behind this initiative. To be honest, it’s needed because my head is always going and my thoughts tend to jump out at random times.
This is Lindsay – designer
She’s the force behind this part of The Creative Hive…so, say hi to @lindsayloulou83 on instagram and other social platforms or reach out through us @creativehiveyeg or [email protected].
Click here and scroll down to order your I. AM. ENOUGH. shirt – you’ll make a whole bunch of people happy!
From the Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre
The Edmonton Oilers MEGA 50/50 is BACK in support of three amazing organizations 
By purchasing your Oilers MEGA 50/50 tickets today, you’re helping to support the CACAC, along with Little Warriors and Zebra Child & Youth Advocacy Centre .
Purchase before 1PM to be eligible for all 4 early bird prizes, including a $500 Esso card, 2 PCL Loge Arkells tickets for November 1, $1000 for Alberta Beef, and $10,000 CASH!
Early Bird draws!
Buy before 1:00 for $500 Esso card
Buy before 7:00 for 2 PCL Loge Arkells tickes
Buy before 7:30 for $1,000 Alberta Beef
Buy before 8:00 for $10,000 Cash!
THANK YOU EDMONTON OILERS!
The Red Deer Regional Health Foundation has announced the winners of the 2024 Red Deer Hospital Lottery Dream Home and Tiny Home prize packages, as well as the Mega Bucks 50.
The Mega Bucks 50 jackpot reached $607,200.00, which makes Carolyn Pelerine of Cochrane, Alberta the winner of $303,600.00.
In addition, the luxurious Tree Hugger Tiny Home Prize Package, complete with accessories by Urban Barn and valued at $163,798.00, is now owned by Mary Vincent of Red Deer.
The coveted Sorento Dream Home Prize Package, which includes furnishings and accessories by Urban Barn and boasts a total value of $1,072,624.00, has been awarded to Maxine Rumohr of Sylvan Lake.
The highly anticipated draw took place at 10:00 a.m. Thursday at the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation office, located within the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre, with an announcement following live on Facebook, allowing participants and supporters to join in the excitement virtually.
“We are delighted to congratulate the winners of this year’s Red Deer Hospital Lottery,” said Manon Therriault, Chief Executive Officer of the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation. “The funds raised from this lottery will significantly contribute to enhancing patient care and services at the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated and supported this important cause.”
Proceeds from the Red Deer Hospital Lottery and Mega Bucks 50 will contribute to acquiring critically needed, state-of-the-art equipment for several units at the Red Deer Hospital.
This year’s lottery will fund equipment such as a phototherapy system, which allows parents to hold and soothe their infant while undergoing phototherapy, a cardiology case cart to monitor cardiac rhythms during stress testing, and other equipment to help provide excellent care for patients in the emergency and operating rooms at the Red Deer Hospital.
The winners of a variety of electronics were also drawn today. A full list of winners will be available in the coming days on the official lottery website at reddeerhospitallottery.ca. Prize winners who have not already been notified will receive a letter in the mail with instructions on how to claim their prizes.
The keys to the Sorento Dream Home and the Tree Hugger Tiny Home will be presented to the winners at a special ceremony this summer.
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