Drummond House receives donation of new mattresses from Mississauga\'s SpringwallDrummond House receives donation of new mattresses from Mississauga\'s SpringwallDrummond House receives donation of new mattresses from Mississauga\'s Springwall

Thanks to Springwall sleep products, women and children who call Drummond\'s home will sleep tight and the product recently donated new mattresses, mattress covers and pillows to the underwater transition home
\"It\'s really great, it\'s a very good blessing,\" said Debra Tigchelaar, executive director of Eagle mond House, who is the founder of the Eagle Nest Association.
This is not the first time Springwall sleep products have stepped in to help.
Tigchelaar said: \"When we first opened the house 14 years ago, we talked to Springwall and they actually donated all the original beds for all the rooms,\" recently came across one of the Mississauga Sharjah
The business representative at the headquarters mentioned that the bed in the house was getting older.
\"The next thing I know is that I got a call and it was a huge donation for us,\" she said . \".
Drummond House received five double beds, a queen size and a double mattress.
Donations are made when staff are always looking for people who don\'t supportfor-
Profit organization.
\"Our funds are lower in the summer, so we found that more money is needed, and now we get a physical gift, which is an incredible savings for our budget, tigchelaar \".
According to Amanda DeVries, director of development and children\'s programs, the donation is worth nearly $3,000.
\"One of the exciting things is that when our residents come in, we want to love them as much as we can and take care of them,\" she said . \".
\"When you have a new mattress and a new pillow, and even only new sheets and different things, we can give them extra care.
\"For residents of Drummond\'s house, adding new mattresses is considered exciting.
It also helps women and children feel cherished and valued.
\"The philosophy here has always been, let\'s do our best --
It\'s not the worst thing we have, it\'s not the rest of us . \"
Thanks to Springwall sleep products, women and children who call Drummond\'s home will sleep tight and the product recently donated new mattresses, mattress covers and pillows to the underwater transition home
\"It\'s really great, it\'s a very good blessing,\" said Debra Tigchelaar, executive director of Eagle mond House, who is the founder of the Eagle Nest Association.
This is not the first time Springwall sleep products have stepped in to help.
Tigchelaar said: \"When we first opened the house 14 years ago, we talked to Springwall and they actually donated all the original beds for all the rooms,\" recently came across one of the Mississauga Sharjah
The business representative at the headquarters mentioned that the bed in the house was getting older.
\"The next thing I know is that I got a call and it was a huge donation for us,\" she said . \".
Drummond House received five double beds, a queen size and a double mattress.
Donations are made when staff are always looking for people who don\'t supportfor-
Profit organization.
\"Our funds are lower in the summer, so we found that more money is needed, and now we get a physical gift, which is an incredible savings for our budget, tigchelaar \".
According to Amanda DeVries, director of development and children\'s programs, the donation is worth nearly $3,000.
\"One of the exciting things is that when our residents come in, we want to love them as much as we can and take care of them,\" she said . \".
\"When you have a new mattress and a new pillow, and even only new sheets and different things, we can give them extra care.
\"For residents of Drummond\'s house, adding new mattresses is considered exciting.
It also helps women and children feel cherished and valued.
\"The philosophy here has always been, let\'s do our best --
It\'s not the worst thing we have, it\'s not the rest of us . \"
Thanks to Springwall sleep products, women and children who call Drummond\'s home will sleep tight and the product recently donated new mattresses, mattress covers and pillows to the underwater transition home
\"It\'s really great, it\'s a very good blessing,\" said Debra Tigchelaar, executive director of Eagle mond House, who is the founder of the Eagle Nest Association.
This is not the first time Springwall sleep products have stepped in to help.
Tigchelaar said: \"When we first opened the house 14 years ago, we talked to Springwall and they actually donated all the original beds for all the rooms,\" recently came across one of the Mississauga Sharjah
The business representative at the headquarters mentioned that the bed in the house was getting older.
\"The next thing I know is that I got a call and it was a huge donation for us,\" she said . \".
Drummond House received five double beds, a queen size and a double mattress.
Donations are made when staff are always looking for people who don\'t supportfor-
Profit organization.
\"Our funds are lower in the summer, so we found that more money is needed, and now we get a physical gift, which is an incredible savings for our budget, tigchelaar \".
According to Amanda DeVries, director of development and children\'s programs, the donation is worth nearly $3,000.
\"One of the exciting things is that when our residents come in, we want to love them as much as we can and take care of them,\" she said . \".
\"When you have a new mattress and a new pillow, and even only new sheets and different things, we can give them extra care.
\"For residents of Drummond\'s house, adding new mattresses is considered exciting.
It also helps women and children feel cherished and valued.
\"The philosophy here has always been, let\'s do our best --
It\'s not the worst thing we have, it\'s not the rest of us . \"