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West Coast Seeds finds other ways to give back

The annual Seedling Sale at West Coast Seeds had to be cancelled this year due to public safety concerns. The sale usually draws a large crowd, which is something to avoid during a pandemic.
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Lorraine Yates from Deltassist accepts a cheque for $6,500 from Aaron Saks, CFO of West Coast Seeds, at Deltassist’s community garden in North Delta.Courtesy West Coast Seeds

The annual Seedling Sale at West Coast Seeds had to be cancelled this year due to public safety concerns.

The sale usually draws a large crowd, which is something to avoid during a pandemic.

This year’s sale was intended to raise funds for Deltassist Family & Community Services Society, and though West Coast Seeds couldn’t sell the seedlings, it did make the predicted donation.

Happily, the hundreds of certified organic vegetable and herb seedlings were donated to Earthwise Society to raise funds through its Grow Your Own Pizza Toppings event.