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PG recycling donates $4,000 to YMCA Strong Kids

The money-metre keeps on climbing for the YMCA of Northern BC.

A donation of $4,000 was made today by the PG Recycling and Return-It Centre for the Strong Kids Campaign, a program that helps over 250 kids get into youth camps.

Ken Ziemer, Manager of PG Recycling, presented the cheque this afternoon.

The donation is in part with the YMCA’s goal of raising $10,000 through its Boogie with the Stars team.

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