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OUR COMMUNITY STAND ALONG SIDE AYLMER ARMS:

Following the fire which seriously damaged the Aylmer Arms apartments, let us show solidarity. 

On the night of June 29 to 30, the Aylmer Arms building, which contains 101 affordable housing units for low income people aged 55, was seriously damaged by fire. Around thirty residents are currently temporarily relocated. Smoke, soot and water left damage throughout the building. 

We have mobilized our resources since the disaster to ensure the safety of residents and minimize damage. The reconstruction and decontamination of housing represents considerable financial challenges given that a large number of residents were not insured. 

The Aylmer Arms Appartments does not benefit from any government subsidies. The average rent is $700/month, including heating, lighting and basic furniture (fridge and stove). 

We are reaching out to you today because we depend on your immediate financial support. We estimate that the cost of the necessary work for the uninsured will be approximately $350,000. 

This amount will be used to carry out the decontamination work, as well as the disposal and storage of goods during the work. 

We will do everything to enable the residents of the Aylmer Arms Apartments to return to their homes, their friends, their routine and above all, their community.

Let’s show our solidarity with the Aylmer Arms Apartments and their residents.  

About Aylmer Arms​ Solidarity

The Aylmer Arms Solidarity campaign is a community initiative aimed at supporting residents affected by the fire on June 29 in Aylmer. Its goal is  to raise funds to help families and individuals rebuild and
to regain stability after this tragedy. 

Your generosity is greatly appreciated. 

Together we can reach the objective of $350,000 in funds to allow work to begin at the Aylmer Arms Apartments. 

For logistical reasons, no material donations or Food will be accepted.

THE TEAM BEHIND THE FUND RAISING

  • Guy Leblanc, Galeries Aylmer;
  • Patrick Chénier, President APICA
  • Louise Rousseau, general manager APICA;
  • Michel Raymond, Chevaliers de Colomb
  • Denis Lavallée
  • Caroline Murray, conseillère municipale;
  • Steven Boivin, conseiller municipal;
  • Gilles Chagnon, conseillers municipal;
  • Guy et Flo Rochon, Aydelu
We are greatfull to rely on the support of André Fortin, Pontiac MP and Greg Fergus, Hull-Aylmer​ MP

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