The Olive Tree serves a wide range of people around the holidays including 100-125 at the free community meal, 30 at the mom’s program and 70-75 at the seniors’ luncheon.
Source/Credit: Lloydminister Meridian Booster
By Jessica Dempsey | December 19, 2017
It’s a giving time of the season and for the second straight year, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Lloydminster chapter made a substantial donation to help out The Olive Tree.
“It’s so nice to know other groups in the community support what we do, we are very appreciative of the donation,” said Becky Schille, director, The Olive Tree.
The local Ahmadiyya Muslim community collected more than 1,400 pounds of food.
During the holiday season, Schille said these types of donations are always needed.
“December is a big month for us. We are very busy with all of our programs and definitely an increase in the need for food, so the timing is great,” she explained.
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