Cansing Foodbank Benefit Concert

Held by Vancouver Cansing Choir
https://vfd.foodbank.bc.ca/fundraiser/CansingChoir
Lettuce $100 Raised $100
Apple $500 Raised $500
Orange $1,000 Raised $1000
$4,025.00 Raised
$7500
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Fundraiser Donors

  1. Gerda and Galt Wilson
    $1000
  2. Andrea Beitel
    $1000
  3. James Hampton
    $500
  4. Anonymous
    $370
  5. Gordon Light
    $250
  6. Barbara Liotscos
    $250
  7. Sandra Boutilier
    $200
  8. Rachel and Ryan O'Connor
    $200
  9. Marnie and Benji
    $100
  10. Anonymous
    $50
  11. Anonymous
    $50
  12. Jeff
    $30
  13. Aileen Lord
    $25

 

Hi everyone,

Thank you for visiting the Cansing Food Drive page! Again this year, admission to our winter concert will be by donation to our Food Drive. We are also grateful for donations from friends of the choir who are unable to attend. Last year the wonderful generosity of choir members, friends, and families raised $10,000 to provide healthy food to those in need. Our donations support children, families, seniors, individuals who have lost their jobs, and anyone who just needs a little bit of help.

When our Artistic Director, Gerda Blok-Wilson, was a child and her family was struggling financially, a hamper from a local charity made their Christmas celebration possible. For Gerda, the Food Drive is a personal expression of gratitude.

If you are able, please make a donation today by clicking on the 'Donate' button at the top right. Your generosity and kindness will help us reach our goal to support those most in need across our region.

Online donations are eligible for charitable tax receipts. Please check your email inbox or spam folder for an automated tax receipt once your donation is successfully processed.

Thank you in advance for supporting our Virtual Food Drive and for ensuring that our communities have access to fresh and healthy food.

We hope you will be able to join us and share a gift of music on Tuesday, December 3rd, 7:00-8:00 pm, Immanuel Baptist Church, 109 East 40th Avenue (East 40th and Quebec Street).