OPP fundraiser supports local programs

An initiative by OPP is putting money in the pockets of some local organizations. OPP in City of Kawartha Lakes held weekly BBQs over the summer and they raised close to $900. The money was split evenly between four programs. Those were the OPP Youth Foundation, Kawartha-Haliburton Crime Stoppers, OPP Kids Program and Kawartha-Haliburton Victim Services.

 

 

In the photo (left to right): Crime Stoppers representatives, S/Sgt. Donnie MacDonald, PC Jennifer Neamtz, Jeff Strybosch from Kawartha Wholesale Bakery, Darrin Moore – volunteer who assisted with program, Pat Hehn – Kawartha Haliburton Victim Services, Gregg Weatherill – OPP Youth Foundation, Inspector Cathy Bell

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