Healthy gain of food donations from Magnuson Ford fundraiser

Members from the Abbotsford Food Bank and Magnuson Ford unloaded food donations on Tuesday at the food bank’s warehouse on Progressive Way.

Frank Wright (left)

Members from the Abbotsford Food Bank and Magnuson Ford unloaded food donations valued at more than $1,000 on Tuesday at the food bank’s warehouse on Progressive Way. The shipment is one of several scheduled, with the dealership raising close to $5,000 worth of  donations and $140 in cash this year with their Drive One 4 UR Community event last Saturday.

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