Annual Wieners and Beans Lunch Goes Monday

By Carol Thomson Dec 2, 2018 | 7:45 AM

Leading up to distributing food hampers and toys for 800 families in need, there are a few more events coming up for CJWW Denny Carr Secret Santa. The annual Wieners and Beans Lunch presented by Advocis is Monday at the Sheraton Cavalier with proceeds to Secret Santa. The Executive Director of the Secret Santa Foundation, Nicole Semko, believes the Financial Advisor’s Association has been helping out almost since the beginning. This is the 35th annual Secret Santa campaign. If you would like to donate cash, donations are accepted through the link with this story. Donations of new, unwrapped toys can be dropped off at Saskatoon Co-op locations, the Mall at Lawson Heights, City Hall, YMCA, Moxies, CJWW and any of Saskatoon’s Fire Halls.
You could also bring a toy along to the Blades game on the 14th for Secret Santa Night.

www.saskatoonsecretsanta.ca.

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