Tree chip event supports Surrey charities Turn that old Christmas tree into something useful by having it chipped for charity. By Staff Writer – Surrey North Delta Leader Published: December 30, 2012 7:00 AM On Saturday, Jan. 5, the Surrey Fire Fighters’ Charitable Society will

City of Surrey Employees Give Record Donation to United Way December 05, 2012 Surrey – City of Surrey employees raised a record $234,000 for children, seniors and women in need through this year’s United Way campaign. Mayor Dianne Watts and the City’s United Way committee handed over

November 28, 2012 Surrey – The City of Surrey, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), Surrey RCMP, Surrey Fire Service and emergency personnel from around the region launched Project Red Ribbon today at City Hall. Project Red Ribbon is MADD’s signature public awareness campaign and run

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On behalf of the Surrey Fire Fighters, we appreciate the effort and hard work that Division 1 (gr. 6/7), Latimer Road Elementary put into their ‘thank you’ book about Mr. & Mrs. Balsor who are major supporters of the Nutritional Snack Program. We ask viewers to take th

SURREY NOW OCTOBER 25, 2012 The Editor, Re: “Firefighters work to fill empty stomachs in school,” the Now, Sept. 25. Dear Surrey firefighters: We are students from Latimer Road Elementary school in Surrey and we would like to thank you for making a difference. Our class re

Campaign: give your money to surrey BY ELAINE O’CONNOR, THE PROVINCE OCTOBER 14, 2012 Marilyn Herrmann was at a business lunch function a year ago when a colleague mentioned that Surrey residents were giving more than $100 million each year to charity. Herrmann, the Surrey Food

BY CAROLYN COOKE, WITH FILE FROM AMY REID SEPTEMBER 25, 2012 Surrey firefighters have gotten a huge boost in their efforts to help feed hungry children in the city. Dave and Diane Balsor of Ocean Park Developments Ltd. have supported the Surrey Fire Fighters Charitable Society with bi

By Evan Seal – Surrey North Delta Leader Published: September 12, 2012 6:00 AM A Surrey couple has stepped forward in an unprecedented way to help fund a snack program for hungry students in the community. Last year, Dave and Diane Balsor provided $40,000 towards the Surrey Fire