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Vista Radio raises one million in one week for charity

Vista Radio’s “Million Dollars for Charity Week” has been deemed a total success.

The final numbers are in for fundraising held across the country, with Vista Prince George (Country 97FM & 94.3 The GOAT) taking part and together we raised $1,099,426.50 in one week from Dec. 8th to 12th.

Prince George’s contribution totalled $27,246.13.

Those donations will now go to the 38 charity groups that Vista has worked with across the country, such as St. Vincent de Paul Society.

Everyone at Vista thanks those who took time out of their day to stop by our Pine Centre Mall location to help make someone’s Christmas just a little brighter.

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