Shepherds of Good Hope thankful for donation of 220 cloth masks

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted Mar 4, 2021 04:41:00 PM.

An Ottawa group of volunteer mask-makers is making it a bit easier for clients and those that work at Shepherds of Good Hope to avoid spreading COVID-19.

The winter edition of the Volunteer Mask-Makers of Ottawa dropped 220 masks off to the local shelter, Thursday, March 4.

Shepherds of Good Hope says it is grateful for the community support during these hard times. 

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