Featured Worker

         

                    The name of our featured worker today is Adamo Morrane.  His hobbies are bowling, playing golf, tennis, basketball, track and field and floor hockey.  He also likes to go swimming at the Vaudreuil Dorion pool.  He also likes to play the piano, board games, ping pong, tag, Wii sports and Just Dance.  The school he goes to is Mallard Middle School.  He went to the Pat Roberts Center and Mudpuddle when he was younger.


                 Adamo has known Patricia and Shannon for 11 years.  His favourite thing to do in the business group is the business math, threading the napkins, counting the money and sewing the napkins in the machine.  What he learned from the business group was how to count money.  The gift he brings to the business group is that he's a good worker and he likes to learn.  He's saving money for the trampoline place in DDO.

Leo's New Service

                         


      Leo is starting up a new business!  Leo has been working hard all Fall, perfecting the art of ironing shirts.  Leo will be able to iron your shirt for a low price.  The price is $2.00 for one shirt to be ironed.  Customers can leave their shirts in the waiting room at 16821 Gouin Street West, St. Geneviève.  Leo will call the customer and tell them it's ready and how to pick it up.

Featured Worker

                                       

Our featured worker is David.  He is 19 years old.  His hobbies are reading and watching movies.  He graduated from John Grant High School in 2014.  David now attends the John Grant Job Orientation Program.


David has known Patricia and Shannon for 15 years.  His favourite thing about the business group is selling products.  What the business group taught him was how to make money.  The gift that David brings to the business group is good advertising.  He's saving his money up for books.





       

An Advertising Success Story

 This year we decided to hire an advertising assistant.  His name is David.  The Broidery Bunch decided to do this to see if the items would sell faster.  We're finding that it's working!

Right before Christmas, David put a gift card bag billboard in the waiting room.  Below is a photo of this beautiful billboard.  We were hoping it would help us sell our gift card bags.



The results of putting the billboard up in the waiting room are working out the way we hoped they would.  All of our Christmas gift bags disappeared very quickly.  The Broidery Bunch is working hard to make new products to restock the waiting room.  David will let you know when there's exciting, new products
!

Featured Worker: Jessica

 Our featured worker is Jessica.  Her interests are baking, watching sports, reading, listening to music and dancing.  The schools she attended were Thorndale Elementary School and Summit School.  She’s 21 years old.

 Jessica has known Patricia and Shannon for 13 years.  She’s saving up her money for the end of the year pool party and also an induction cook top, slow cooker and glass dome oven.  The skill that she learned in the business group that she can use in the future is cooking.  The gift she brings to the business group is a great attitude, enthusiasm and joy.

Featured Worker: Samantha

The name of our featured worker is Samantha.   Her interests are figure skating, sewing and making friends.  She is 23 years old.  The schools she attended were Delkeith Elementary School, Lester B. Pearson High School and John Grant High School.  Samantha has graduated from high school and is now attending Filion Adult Center. 

Samantha has known Patricia and Shannon for 20 years.  What she likes making most of all in the business group are baby rag blankets.  She learned how to make a budget in the business group.  Samantha thinks this is the most useful skill for her future.  The gift she brings to the group is enthusiastic sales skills.  She’s raising her money for an apartment.  

Looking For Donations

Dear Friends and Families ,

At the business group we are making wine /gift bags and we are short of string to tie them. If have any disposable gift bags that you do not need we would be grateful if you could donate the string to our group.

We are also hunting for larger buttons , They do not need to be a set as they are going to be used on our utensil holders.

Thanks in advance
The Broidery Bunch