ASK LOBLAWS TO REJOIN FUNDSCRIP

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   Name: Darcy LaRiviere on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: There are so many NON-PROFIT organizations out there and not all are registered with Canada as charitable organizations, but ALL are there for good reasons

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2. 52
   Name: Bev Bruce on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: I am extremely disappointed that Loblaw's does not see the value to community schools and sports clubs that the fundscrip program provides. I will shop elsewhere in the future.

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3. 53
   Name: Laurie And Jamie Convay on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: Please don't take this excellent opportunity for our small community (who has a choice of 2 major grocery stores) to use fundscript as a vital part of our fundraising away.

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4. 54
   Name: Lindsay Davidson on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: I will stop shopping at Loblaws and affiliates and move to Price Chopper unless this program is restored.

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5. 55
   Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: Zehrs could lost atleast $400.00 Of my money each month should you make me choose to go to Independent.

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6. 56
   Name: Jennifer Muise on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: This will definitely affect our fund raising efforts. Our elementary school is quite near a Loblaw's store which has supported many of our other findraising efforts. It would be a tremendous help to know we can always count on Loblaws as one of our supporters. Bring back Loblaws gift cards to Fundscrip - our kids will thank you.

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7. 57
   Name: Kim Marshall And John Sedgwick on Oct 13, 2006

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8. 58
   Name: Mary Mitches on Oct 13, 2006

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9. 59
   Name: Nicole Smith on Oct 13, 2006

   Comments: As a FundScrip administrator whose group has benefited tremendously from the sale of Loblaws certificates, without which it's hardly worth our while to do FundScrip, I urge you to change the policy quickly! You can afford to do this for us.

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10. 60
    Name: Lindsay Morison on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Our school has been very supportive of the fundscript program but we will have to switch to a new grocery store to keep raising money for our kids.

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11. 61
    Name: Jonathan Miller on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Please consider the children that benefit from the money that is being raised. There are lots of other ways to raise money but this program is the best.

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12. 62
    Name: Valerie Beale on Oct 13, 2006

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13. 63
    Name: Mary Hague on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I LOVE YOUR STORE IN ST. BRUNO, QC.... SHAME ON YOU......

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14. 64
    Name: Karen Bogal on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: It's one of the main reasons we signed up with Fundscrip. I'm very disappointed!

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15. 65
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I am disgusted that such a large retailer would not want to give back to a community that is turning them a profit. Guess it is time to shop elsewhere.

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16. 66
    Name: Nadine Laperrière on Oct 13, 2006

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17. 67
    Name: Sharyn Hoppenheim on Oct 13, 2006

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18. 68
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

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19. 69
    Name: Jenny A. on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Please reconsider. We will never be willing or able to buy from you directly. Fundscrip lets us buy exactly what we need, when we need it.

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20. 70
    Name: Claudette Holder on Oct 13, 2006

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21. 71
    Name: JoAnn Vallee on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: We use Fundscrip at our church. The money we raise helps us provide food to the poor in our area. We may be a non-profit but we will never but directly from you no matter what your customer service is trying to suggest we do. We are happy with rhe way Fundscript set up the program for us. We will continue to buy from the stores that are in there program.

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22. 72
    Name: Susan Wolski on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I'm very disappointed and will now be shopping at Sobeys until this decision has been overturned.

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23. 73
    Name: Claude Desfossés on Oct 13, 2006

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24. 74
    Name: Kely Robertson on Oct 13, 2006

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25. 75
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

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26. 76
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

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27. 77
    Name: Garry Schultz on Oct 13, 2006

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28. 78
    Name: A. Coodin on Oct 13, 2006

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29. 79
    Name: Manon L. on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Provigo is my closest store but I will drive the extra miles to get to the Metro. You decision is going to hurt your in the long run.

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30. 80
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

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31. 81
    Name: Bob & Kelly McAulay on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I cannot believe Loblaws is turning a blind eye to such a worthwhile fundraiser such as fundscrip. Plain and simple, if they expect our business they better stay involved. Working together we achieve more, not as individuals.

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32. 82
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

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33. 83
    Name: Leslie Streeter on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: You need to think about the people you are hurting in all of this. It's the kids that will suffer for your decision.

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34. 84
    Name: Anne & George McBride on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: As loyal customers of our local Zehrs, I am truly disappointed with the decision made by the Loblaws corporation in regards to the use of discounted gift cards. In our small rural community we are limited in our fundraising initiatives and appreciate the support of our local businesses. I personally view the FundScrip program as a win-win-win opportunity: for the retailer who have a constant flow of eager customers coming through their door; for the customers who have a huge array of products to choose from; and the schools who have the privilege of using their FundScrip earnings to enrich students' learning. Our family encourages Loblaws to reconsider, so that we don't have to start our weekly shopping at our second choice grocery store chain.

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35. 85
    Name: Susan Emblem on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I will have no choice but to move the majority of my shopping to Metro now. I have spent on average $200.00 per week at Loblaws over the past 5 years. You can do the math and see how much you'll be missing out on unless you continue to support the scrip program.

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36. 86
    Name: Mike Ezekiel on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: We Shop at Loblaw's owned stores and would be very disappointed to see them drop out of the program. I prefer to use their stores for all of our grocery shopping. They have competitive rates and we enjoy the bulk food section. It would be a shame to stop using Loblaw's owned stores. We have children that count on the FundScrip program, and we will do what it takes to support our children. Please don't drop out of the FundScrip program; the children depend on your stores for help with fundraising.

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37. 87
    Name: Mike Ezekiel on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: We Shop at Loblaw's owned stores and would be very disappointed to see them drop out of the program. I prefer to use their stores for all of our grocery shopping. They have competitive rates and we enjoy the bulk food section. It would be a shame to stop using Loblaw's owned stores. We have children that count on the FundScrip program, and we will do what it takes to support our children. Please don't drop out of the FundScrip program; the children depend on your stores for help with fundraising.

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38. 88
    Name: Marlene Jaffe on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Gift cards are the best fundraising program we have ever used at our school. Now that we know how simple the program is and how much money we can raise, I'm sure it will be easy to convince them to go to the local IGA and support the school rather than go back to selling chocolate bars!

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39. 89
    Name: Helen Tovey on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I am so disappointed at this decision. I will change my shopping preference from Zehrs to Sobeys in order to continue to support my childrens' school fundraising. Until this week, I purchased $200/week from Zehrs, and have encouraged friends anad relatives to support the local school through the purchase of Loblaws cards. I hope you will revisit your definition of charitable. Until now, I have maintained a strong loyalty to Zehrs in our community (Kincardine) for 2 reasons. The first is the Presidents' choice product line. More important is my appreciation of the staff there. However, if Sobeys recognizes the need for school based fundraising, and Loblaws will not, these reasons for shopping at Zehrs are secondary. Sincerely, Helen Tovey

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40. 90
    Name: John Durst on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: it is for the kids

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41. 91
    Name: Susie Jenkins on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: wow billions for such a small price the kids will survive. may the second richest family in canada prosper.who knows what next.

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42. 92
    Name: Megan Beland on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: You should rethink this policy right away because YOU are going to loose business. We have dozens of families committed to raising money with FundScrip. We will use the retailers in their program. Sorry Loblaws...Hello Sobey's

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43. 93
    Name: Wendy Lee on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Having been a loyal Loblaws customer for over 5 years, I see no option but to switch to another grocery store.

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44. 94
    Name: Mark Tyler on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: My grocery money will be spent at the retailers that support our fundraising efforts. Up until this week, that was at no frills but not any more!

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45. 95
    Name: Geneviève Letendre Jauniaux on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: I will no longer shop at Provigo as I have been doing. Metro will be my grocer now.

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46. 96
    Name: Mindy Cohen on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: My son attends a special needs school that is chronically underfunded. We were just starting to see what Fundscrip can do for us and now Loblaws has decided to pull out. Why

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47. 97
    Name: Danny Chazonoff on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: Fundscrip is a GREAT program. It allows me to support the school my kids attend. I am disappointed that Loblaw's has decided to no linger support Fundscrip. I will be moving my grocery shopping over to other participating Fundscrip grocers.

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48. 98
    Name: Katie Turnbull on Oct 13, 2006

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49. 99
    Name: Susan Jackson on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: As a volunteer administrator for a non-profit group that struggles with fundraising in a rural community, I will no longer support any company related to Loblaws. I will also encourage as many people as I can to no longer shop/support this company.

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2006

    Comments: It's time to decide what type of company you are. I will shop at the store that supports my group. Maybe that can help you make your decision.

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