News Briefs: July 20, 2006
CLWR seeks temporary warehouse space
CLWR is putting out a call for warehouse space in Winnipeg to temporarily accommodate some of its donated goods. Baled, palletized goods, equivalent in volume to two 40-foot trailers, need a home for two to six months as CLWR ramps up the processing of donations in preparation for its next overseas shipment.
“This is a one-time need, and the hope is that a CLWR supporter has warehouse access with a loading dock, preferably in the Inkster Industrial Park, or elsewhere in Northwest Winnipeg,” says Dennis Coughlan, Warehouse Coordinator. CLWR would be responsible for the movement and loading of goods, adds Coughlan.
The last shipment made by CLWR, sent to Sierra Leone, went out on July 11. Information on the destination of the next shipment will be released when available.
CLWR News Service
CLWR welcomes new Administrative and Program Assistant
Sarah Blackwell will join CLWR as Administrative and Program Assistant on September 5. She will provide office management support at the CLWR Head Office, and assist the International Program Staff. Blackwell is no stranger to CLWR, having served during the tsunami crisis. She and her husband are currently teaching English in Korea.
CLWR News Service
Baler required at CLWR warehouse
The CLWR warehouse in Winnipeg has posted an opening for a baler, required immediately. While experience in a warehouse would be an asset, it is not necessary. This full-time position involves shipping, receiving and baling of assorted kits, quilts and other donated goods that CLWR processes from time to time. Applicants should be able to lift boxes or bales weighing up to 60 pounds.
CLWR News Service
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