Helping the community be Stronger Together
London, Ont. -
CTV News London is highlighting people doing good work and giving back to our community.
Thursday evenings during the six o'clock news CTV's Julie Atchison will feature individuals and groups having a positive impact in the region.
People helping one another, volunteering and sharing their talents have been an inspiration during challenging times.
- Nov. 11 - Rhonda Bernardi
- Nov. 18 - April Mullen
- Nov. 26 - Dad Club London
- Dec. 2 - 519Pursuit
- Dec. 9 - Basket Brigade
- Dec. 16 - Jansen Family Toy Drive
Do you know someone who is making their community better?
Send us an email, or message us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter and tell us about somone making your neighbourhood a great place to live.
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