Volunteers work to leave no belly unfed
Prince George Hotel, Hope Cottage serve 200 dinners
by Devin Stevens
for Metro Halifax
Volunteers from the Prince George Hotel and the Hope Cottage soup kitchen gave up their Thanksgiving holiday yesterday, making sure Halifax's less fortunate had turkey in their bellies.
Penny Cameron and Andy McIntosh are proud Concierges at the Prince George Hotel. Both members of the Atlantic Concierge Association and of Les Clefs d'Or, they have recently obtained their first set of "Golden Keys" from Les Clefs d'Or. Penny Cameron is the first female to receive the keys in Atlantic Canada, and the PG is the only hotel in Atlantic Canada that has two Clefs d'Or Concierges.
One lucky winner in Halifax will win the opportunity for her and three friends to experience an all-inclusive Girls Night Out with Crash Parallel.
The winner and her friends will be treated to dinner and drinks at Gio followed by tickets to see Sony BMG recording artists Crash Parallel in concert on their cross-Canada tour with David Usher, followed by a meet & greet with the band.
My dog Griffin has led a glamorous life since being relocated from Windsor, Nova Scotia.
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