Lambton County's New Logo (Submitted Photo)

Alix Foundation Partners With Lambton County

By Briana Carnegie

November 6, 2015 - 8:13am

The County of Lambton's Warden and Deputy Warden are joining the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation.

Foundation Vice President Adam Alix says they will help provide insight to community projects in need of capital funding.

Alix says it's an exciting opportunity for the foundation.

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Capital grants will be administered to projects positively impacting Lambton County.

Applications are being accepted until November 30 through the foundation's website.

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