Rotary Drive Thru Breakfast raises $2,000 for Let s Art youth programming
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Rotary Drive Thru Breakfast raises $2,250 for Community Bridge
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Dec 15, 2020 9:59 AM
Cameron Eggie, President, Rotary Club of Fort St. John; Liane McNeil, Financial Administrator, Community Bridge; Christine Clarke, Executive Director, Community Bridge; and Vince van Wieringen, Rotary Drive Thru Breakfast Committee Chair.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The Rotary Club of Fort St. John recently donated $2,250 to Community Bridge, raised with the community’s support at this year’s Rotary Drive-Thru Breakfast.
According to the Rotary Club, this year’s funds will cover three months of Daddy & Me programming, which provides an environment that recognizes the parenting abilities of fathers, and gives them quality time with their children.
The program at Community Bridge is offered once a month on evenings or weekends throughout the school year and is geared towards families with children ages 0-6 years. Activities and events include bowling, gymnastics, and skating, as well as trips to libraries, music schools, martial arts studios, and animal farms