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LCDS hopes to raise $8K for safe outdoor space at Alvinston home
December 1, 2025
The Independent
Lambton County Developmental Services is working with Petrolia’s SofSURFACES on Giving Tuesday hoping to building a cushioned patio for a home in Alvinston.
Petrolia based SofSURFACES has kicked off the campaign offering to collaborate and give a contribution. LCDS needs to raise $8,000 to build the patio at the Lovell Street home.
This project will create a safe, accessible outdoor space for residents who are prone to falls, allowing them to enjoy the outdoors with confidence and comfort. The Lovell Street project will replace hard cement with a shock-absorbing, slip-resistant surface designed to reduce injury risk and expand safe outdoor time.
“Our residents love being outdoors, but the risk of falls can limit their time outside,” said Nick Salaris, Executive Director of LCDS. “For those who experience falls, this cushioned surface is more than a patio, it’s peace of mind.”
The campaign starts on Giving Tuesday and runs for all of December. You can find a link to donate here: fundraising page.
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