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OTTAWA, April 26 office 2010 professional plus /CNW/ Canada Post employees and customers have once again delivered hope. The post office's 2010 campaign for the Canada Post Foundation for Mental office professional 2010 plus Health raised more than . The campaign's success will result in a record number of community organizations who will receive funds from the Foundation in 2011. The Foundation provides much-needed funding to non-profit, community-based organizations that provide support and care for people coping with mental illness.
"The support shown to the Foundation and its mission to build the capacity of community mental health organizations will make a difference in people's lives. We are very proud to provide this level office 2010 product key of commitment to an issue that affects so many Canadians," says James Roche, chairman of the Canada Post Foundation for Mental Health.
In 2010, was contributed a dollar or two at a time by customers in response to requests from our employees at post offices across the country last fall. Sales of Canada Post's third annual Mental Health stamp contributed (a dollar from the sale of each booklet of 10 stamps supports the Foundation). In addition, Canada Post's employees this year pledged more than to the Foundation microsoft office 2010 product key through a payroll deduction program. Other employee fundraisers, including Canada Post employee Wayne Stremel's cross-country bicycle ride, and support from Canada Post customers and suppliers put the fundraising campaign over its $2 million goal.
"The isolation and despair that often comes with mental illness makes it a disease like no other," says Mr. Roche. "The organizations we're helping and those we'll be able to help because of microsoft office 2010 professional plus the success of this campaign provide critical support systems. The need is significant, and we are grateful to Canada Post employees and their customers for making a difference."