Buick Outdoors to host ‘Feed a Community’ project
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – Buick Outdoors has partnered with local businesses to create the ‘Feed a Com…
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – Buick Outdoors has partnered with local businesses to create the ‘Feed a Community’ project.
The project is a way to encourage people to donate food items to the Salvation Army and receive the incentive of participating in a draw system for prizes.
Sheldon Marion, the founder and owner of Buick Outdoors, shared for every donation that is made you will be entered into a draw to win prizes that have been provided by local businesses.
The draw allows participants to choose the draw they enter depending on the items donated and entries are dependent on the number of donations received.
Marion shares that with these times of uncertainty they are partnering with businesses to give hope to those in need by reaching out to the community to make donations to the Salvation Army which is running low on supplies.
The draw will be on June 15, 2020.
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