Wanda & Lorne Lowry say, “We find shopping with Zehr’s cards very convenient. In Guelph, we can use them at Zehr’s & No Frills. When we go to The Farm we use them at Valumart in Walkerton. We benefit from convenience and Trinity benefits from the sale of the cards.”

Jacqueline & John Rutledge say, “It’s easy to support Trinity by buying Avgen Cards. A $10.00 gift card costs $10.00 but Trinity gets to keep some of that $10. And we get to use the gift card as if it was cash. We use Zehr’s cards for our groceries, Shopper Drug Mart cards for prescriptions, and Second Cup cards for John’s favorite coffee beans.”

Carol McKinnell says, “We all eat (or it appears that way), why not use the Zehr’s or  Price Choppers cards. I have used them for 6 years now and I know Trinity has benefitted and so have we.  I no longer need to carry large amounts of cash or use my debit or credit cards, so using  gift cards is more secure. Plus I can buy them from Trinity using a personal cheque. You can’t do that at a Supermarket.” 

Dalton McGuinty says, “I should have talked to the folks at Trinity about their great fund raiser. Imagine making 5% selling grocery cards, or better yet, up to 15% on a choice of 64 different retailers with Avgen cards. If we took that route instead of bringing in the HST, Ontarians would be more willing to support us for another term.”