Bordertown Harley Donates Toys And Cash

Several children’s charities are getting help this Christmas season, thanks to Bordertown Harley Owners Group. The club has donated approximately $6,000 worth of toys, and $60,000 in cash to four charities in and near Lloydminster. The charities receiving donations are the Goat’s Christmas Wish, Newcap’s The Gift of Christmas, Big Brothers and Sisters, and Ronald McDonald’s house in Edmonton and Saskatoon. Head Organizer of the Toy Run Jon Beuhnai says the group enjoys giving back to the community, and that thanks goes to the corporate sponsors of the run – including title sponsors Guy Dudding and Danny Haygarth from Investors Group – who made the run possible.

 

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