Anglican housing project

Published March 1, 2010

The Grey Sisters of the Immaculate Conception of Pembroke have donated $1 million toward a $2-million capital campaign for Cornerstone, an innovative housing project for women in the diocese of Ottawa (Feb. p. 1).

The Grey Sisters’ donation gives the campaign a “really strong footing,” says Sue Garvey, director of Cornerstone, adding that about $1.4 million has now been raised. Federal, provincial and municipal governments have provided a total of $9.5 million toward the $11.5-million facility. Parishes are now being invited to “adopt a room” at a cost of $5,500.

Construction of the new residence will start at the end of March 2010 and apartments will be ready by April 2011.—Leigh Anne Williams

Author

  • Leigh Anne Williams

    Leigh Anne Williams joined the Anglican Journal in 2008 as a part-time staff writer. She also works as the Canadian correspondent for Publishers Weekly, a New York-based trade magazine for the book publishing. Prior to this, Williams worked as a reporter for the Canadian bureau of TIME Magazine, news editor of Quill & Quire, and a copy editor at The Halifax Herald, The Globe and Mail and The Bay Street Bull.

Related Posts

Skip to content