Flood / Evacuation assistance

Very generous and thoughtful. Nice to know when your up to your ass in alligators there are people willing to help fish you out.
 
Well done. As a Provincial Employee here in Ont (MNR) I was assigned to assist with relief efforts during the Great Ice Storm of 98. Many businesses did whatever they could to help out. A few went in the opposite direction- Gouging customers on generators, fuel, water etc. I heard more than one comment made "I will never spend another cent in that business as long as I live"

Most people remember a good deed for a long time. Very few ever forget being "scr*wed"

Good luck with the clean up and much success in the future.

Old Ranger
 
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Make sure you make this offer known to the folks in High River, put up a sign in the RCMP detachment. I'm there with the army and we rescued quite a few collections going door to door and they'll need some cleaning after being in people's humid houses for sure. There were beautiful collections we saved that may need your assistance to keep looking and working well.
 
Levon12345 said:
Make sure you make this offer known to the folks in High River, put up a sign in the RCMP detachment. I'm there with the army and we rescued quite a few collections going door to door and they'll need some cleaning after being in people's humid houses for sure. There were beautiful collections we saved that may need your assistance to keep looking and working well.
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GOOD IDEA! We just sent a letter to the RCMP and CFO office. You would be surprised to see how far clay can make it into an action!
 
WOW!! We are seeing quite an assortment of firearms coming in to be cleaned. They are all getting a good cleaning and oiling. Please remember to share this free service offered by TSE. We will also go and pick them up (with proper forms so there is no way of people losing their guns) and bring them back to TSE to be safely stored until you are ready for your loved ones to return home.
 
It would be great if you could get the seized guns from the RCMP and have them cleaned and oiled before they are rusted and damaged. It is very nice to see you guys stepping up to help and it will be remembered. Thank you!!
 
tseheather said:
GOOD IDEA! We just sent a letter to the RCMP and CFO office. You would be surprised to see how far clay can make it into an action!
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Keep us posted on this!

I had the very same thought as soon as I read your offer.
The HR RCMP say they want to keep guns secure. You can do that.
They say they are helping people to not lose valuable property. You can do that better.

I want to see where this goes!
 
Money is easy to raise, things like this are not. As the representative for the Victoria Park business association in Calgary it is things like this that small business can contribute to the cause and that do make a big difference.
Thanks.
 
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