The Cranbrook Community Centre Committee is looking for support as they’ve applied for a grant under the Commonwell Insurance LEAF program.
The committee is working on the Cranbrook Community Centre Revival Project as the upkeep with the centre has been lacking due to several circumstances such as the pandemic.
The focus for the revival is to have energy efficient windows, an accessible washroom and overall be a more comfortable place to gather.
Huron East councilor Diane Diehl says the revival comes at time when the population continues to grow.
“Now that there is a new subdivision in the community we’re seeing more children and thought it would be time to revitalize the hall and make it a more usable and welcoming space for anyone who would like to use it” said Diehl.
The LEAF application process includes those in the community go vote for the project which can be done online and will be available until November 17th.
