PHOTO: Make a Dent food drive

Event held Saturday in support of the Salvation Army in Abbotsford

Parker Wiebe donates food items to Capt. Mark Dunstan of the Salvation Army's Cascade Community Church during the Make a Dent food drive on Saturday. The event was hosted by Craftsman Collision at the Save-On-Foods on North Parallel Road to collect food for the Salvation Army.

Parker Wiebe donates food items to Capt. Mark Dunstan of the Salvation Army's Cascade Community Church during the Make a Dent food drive on Saturday. The event was hosted by Craftsman Collision at the Save-On-Foods on North Parallel Road to collect food for the Salvation Army.

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