Students from Yale Secondary's Leadership Team wash cars to raise funds for Fort McMurray.

Students from Yale Secondary's Leadership Team wash cars to raise funds for Fort McMurray.

Yale Car Wash helps Fort McMurray fire victims

Car wash in conjunction with Ford's Drive 4UR program raising funds for Free the Children and fire ravaged Fort McMurray

  • May. 7, 2016 5:00 p.m.
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A car wash and hot dog sale organized by Yale Secondary School’s Leadership Team is being held today until 4 p.m. at the school.  The monies raised from the car wash and hot dog sale will be donated to both the Free the Children Organization and the fire evacuees from Fort McMurray. Ford’s Drive4Urprogram is also on at the school.  Leadership Team co-ordinator, Doug Primrose, said that Ford was matching  all donations at the event today to help the citizens of fire ravaged Fort McMurray.

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