Stuff a Cruiser a success

11 December 2024
- By Robin McCormick

The annual Stuff A Cruiser was held throughout the Rainy River district last Saturday (December 7th.) The Emo Stuff A Cruiser event resulted in a very successful day of donations. 1,916.3 pounds of donations were gathered along with monetary donations. This was the largest amount of donations in five years. The organizers Charlene and Ron McTavish would like to thank everyone that volunteered, donated and helped out in any way. This worthy event couldn’t happen without the generosity of so many.

Ellie Cook proudly donating a jar of peanut butter at Stuff A Cruiser – roving every little bit helps!

The Krukoski Family (L) Jamie, Diana, and Lily all smiles as they hand over their generous donation to Brittany Duke.
Avery Kitt and Donna Niskala generously donated to Stuff A Cruise. All donations go to the Emo Food Bank.
Constable T.J. Barnard, Hardik Mehra, Leanne Donaldson, Lisa Gregory, Rilee Armstrong, Makinnley McCormick, Brittany Duke, and Tyson Morrisseau all volunteered to make a successful Stuff A Cruiser at Cloverleaf Grocers on Saturday. Record amounts of donations were gathered.
Big brother Sawyer Lance and sister Oaklyn happily donating to Stuff A Cruiser.
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