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December 2, 2024

Volunteers like Karen and Carol share their love of learning and history with the WDM Moose Jaw’s lucky visitors and staff. Both support the A Christmas Long Ago program which is offered as a school and a public program.

“I absolutely love the A Christmas Long Ago program,” says Carol. “Being 80 lets me say that it really is authentic. Children at Christmas are always interesting but children attending this program are true gems. My reason for helping is truly selfish. I’m glad that it also helps with appreciation of Saskatchewan history.”

Wondering about volunteering? Check out Karen and Carol advice on page 15 of the October-December 2024 issue of our Sparks newsletter.

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