Empowering Your Community – T2B Receives $10,000 from WFCU
What a great day as we accepted a $10,000 cheque from WFCU Credit Union as they were awarded a grant from Concentra Bank as a part of their “Empowering Your Community” Campaign!
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T2B Has Been Nominated for the Chamber of Commerce BEA "Pillars of our Community" Award
Transition to Betterness is proud to be a nominee for the 27th Annual Chamber of Commerce BEA "Pillars of our Community" Award. For a full list of nominees, and more information on the event, please visit the Chamber of Commerce...
Q&A: The Tea Party Drummer Chats About the Benefits of His 24 Hour Drum Marathon
Jeff Burrows (left) with John-Angus and Colin MacDonald of The Trews and Mr. Chill (Kelly Hoppe) of Big Sugar — photo courtesy of Jeff Burrows
From Samaritan Mag
This past weekend Jeff Burrows, best known as the drummer for Canadian...
Drum marathon raises funds for T2B
From the Windsor Star 
Drummer Jeff Burrows performs during the 10th annual 24-Hour Drum Marathon at Good Time Charly, Saturday, June 4, 2016. Proceeds from the event go towards Transition to Betterness and the St. Clair College Scholarship Fund. DAX...
Biz X Was There – Scotiabank Bras for a Cause
From BizX Magazine
Scotiabank Bras For A Cause social event raises funds for Transition to Betterness at the Water’s Edge Event Centre, 2879 Riverside Drive East, Windsor.
The Scotiabank Bras For A Cause featured delicious hors d’oeuvres, a dessert bar, silent auction,...Scotiabank Presented Bras For A Cause
From Snapd Windsor
Scotiabank presentd Bras For A Cause, a social event raising funds for the Transition to Betterness (T2B) Holiday Meal Program. The evening featured delicious hors d'oeuvres, a dessert bar, silent auction, DJ, a fun fashion show and...
Jeff Burrows 10th Annual 24 Hour Drum Marathon
From BizX Magazine
Jeff Burrows 10th Annual 24 Hour Drum Marathon June 3 to June 4
You could say Jeff Burrows — renowned drummer for The Tea Party, a Canadian rock band originating from Windsor — marches to the beat of his...
'A crazy, wonderful day' for 30 volunteers
From the Windsor Star
Rather than “tooting their own horn,” Families First did something really nice Wednesday to celebrate 20 years in business, said Cookie Rigo, one of 30 local volunteers treated to a luncheon in their honour.
“Lovely, but a little overwhelming,” Rigo said near the...
