Fort St. John Rotary Club to host ninth annual Drive Thru Breakfast
The Drive Thru Breakfast will be held on September 11th from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the Safeway parking lot.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Rotary Club of Fort St. John is hosting its ninth annual Drive Thru Breakfast event.
The event will be held on September 11th from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the Safeway parking lot.
In a statement to Energeticcity.ca, event organizer Patricia Budgell said the fundraiser has raised over $165,000 over the past eight years, with all proceeds supporting local organizations and Rotary initiatives through the club’s Community Impact Fund.
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Budgell added the event is “a highly anticipated fundraiser that sells out every year, with Rotarians serving up to 1,600 breakfasts during the event.”
Breakfasts are $15 and include a hot sandwich with ham, egg and cheddar on a brioche bun, a “fresh-picked” B.C. honeycrisp apple, a granola bar, bottled water, coffee, sponsor swag and a reusable lunch bag.
Patrons can ‘drive-thru’ to grab their breakfast or pre-order for pickup or delivery to their business. Payment options include cash, cheque, credit or debit.
For pre-orders or more information, the Rotary club encourages people to contact Budgell at (403) 793-0485 or patricia.chariot.sales@gmail.com or visit the club’s Facebook page.
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