Organizers of the Ride for Brandon Hall presented the family with a cheque for $20,000 on Wednesday evening.
The poker run was held Saturday to raise funds for Brandon Hall, a Drumheller man who underwent surgery to remove a tumor in Indiana this week. There are still more funds coming in for the family.
Pictured from left is organizers Jamie Worman, Ashley Fredrickson, Top Rocker co-owner Linda Buchamer, and father Michael Hall.
These awesome girls are doing what they can to help raise funds for the Fort McMurray crisis while also helping you cool off this weekend.
Alexa Scott, 9, Liv Heptonstall, 11, and Lexi McInnis, 9, will be running a lemonade and iced tea stand all weekend on Poplar Street in north Drumheller to help raise funds for pet supplies like food, litter, and kennels for the pet victims of the wildfires in Fort Mac, and plan to send items up with the RCMP members who will be deployed up north on Sunday.
You're never too young to help out if you have the heart. Drop by this weekend for a cold drink for a good cause!
Tessa Chomos and Max Gruner prepare tacos-in-a-bag for a long line-up of hungry DVSS students at their food sale for Fort McMurray on Thursday afternoon.
DVSS Student Council and the Foods and Leadership classes volunteered their lunch hour to raise $1,679 for the Red Cross.
“It definitely exceeded expectations,” said teacher Cindy Sereda. “They did a phenomenal job.”
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