One code helps people donate online more easily, while the other directs people to a video that explains the poppy program and its history. New this year are two QR codes on each poppy box. "It takes a lot over the year to make sure everything is on the ball and ready to roll for this campaign." Especially financially," said Michael Cormican, General Stewart Branch No. They don't like to admit is there's a difficulty.
"We take care of all kinds of needs for vets because a vet is a very, very proud person usually. The Legion has once again set the fundraising goal this year at $90,000. "The poppies are free, but we do accept donations, and those donations are gratefully accepted in helping us achieve our mission of helping veterans and families in-need." Wear it with pride," said Glenn Miller, co-chair of the public relations committee for General Stewart Branch No. "Take time to pause and remember, not just on remembrance day, no matter where you are at eleven o'clock, but when you do see a poppy this year, pick one up and wear it. 4 is hoping to see poppies flood the streets of Lethbridge ahead of Remembrance Day to honour the nation's veterans. The Royal Canadian Legion General Stewart Branch No.
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