CPS Foundation Donates $125K to CPS-ECP

Foundation

Nov 23, 2017

The CPS Foundation donated $125,000 to CPS-ECP during the National Conference to support of the new IT Programme, which replaces WBAS which is in a critical situation and in need of a major upgrade.

Photo caption: P/C/C Robert Pepin receives donation from CPS Foundation Chair, John Hinksman.

The Foundation members hope to fund projects that help keep CPS-ECP operating in a positive manner, and enable it to address the many changes faced in the day-to-day operations. The ability of the Educational Department to keep up with the ever evolving training needs is an ongoing challenge.

This donation has been made possible due to the support of individuals, Squadrons and Districts. For more information visit: www.cpsfoundation.ca

 

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