On December 15, 2015, the Downtown Mission of Windsor stopped by the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authorities (WDBA) offices to collect over 3000 cans of goods donated by the generous employees of WDBA. Michael Cautillo, President and Chief Executive Officer welcomed Jim Douglas, Major Gift Manager and Sean who volunteers at the foodbank, to the WDBA offices to accept the donation of food. Douglas said “We love these kind of employee challenges, and to us, there is never a “winner or loser”. The food collected will be used to help feed one of the 1100 individuals who visit our foodbank each month.”
WDBA Gives Back
On December 15, 2015, the Downtown Mission of Windsor collected over 3,000 cans donated by…

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