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New Glasgow Kinsmen present donation to Summer Street Industries

| Posted: Nov. 7, 2019, 1:32 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 7, 2019, 1:32 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Fred El-Haddad, president Kinsmen Club of New Glasgow, presents a cheque for $16,000 to Summer Street's Luke MacPherson and Michael Corkum, president of Summer Street Foundation. Summer Street and Kinsmen have been in partnership for more than 40 years, El-Haddad said, and over that period have donated more than $1 million.
Fred El-Haddad, president Kinsmen Club of New Glasgow, presents a cheque for $16,000 to Summer Street's Luke MacPherson and Michael Corkum, president of Summer Street Foundation. Summer Street and Kinsmen have been in partnership for more than 40 years, El-Haddad said, and over that period have donated more than $1 million. - Adam MacInnis

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Fred El-Haddad, president Kinsmen Club of New Glasgow, presents a cheque for $16,000 to Summer Street's Luke MacPherson and Michael Corkum, president of Summer Street Foundation. Summer Street and Kinsmen have been in partnership for more than 40 years, El-Haddad said, and over that period have donated more than $1 million. ADAM MACINNIS/THE NEWS

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