Organization Hopes to Raise Funds and Awareness in Quesnel

A fundraising drive to help fund an organization that provides transportation to those struggling with health in the north continues today in Quesnel

Hope Air has been operating since 1986, and has changed the lives of many in the Cariboo, including Quesnel residents Terry and Lynne Worden.

Lynne, now a hope ambassador, says their biggest issue is spreading awareness of the group and their mission

Lynne will be present and speaking on behalf of hope air at the Quesnel Senior’s Centre today starting at 1 pm with the aim of continuing towards the 10,000 dollar fundraising goal

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