Boundary Family Services raises over $23.000 on Coldest Night

Boundary Family Services raised $23,149.00 in the Coldest Night of the Year fundraising event and will use the funds to continue supporting individuals and families throughout the Boundary.

Boundary Family shares its thanks to all the 369 donors and to all who participated in this fund-raising event.

TEAM CAPTAINS AND TEAMS:

City of Grand Forks Team of 6, led by Erinne Allen who raised $1,710.00

GF Grit Team of 4 led by Graham Watt who raised $780.00

GFCU A-Team, Team of 8, led by Sally Sofonoff who raised $1,280.00

Christopher’s Boundary Community Team, team of 7, led by Christopher Stevenson who raised $536.00

GFCU Lending Hands team of 8 led by Jacquie Kopan who raised $1,600.00

Greenwood Volunteer Fire (Breathing Breathing) Dept, team of 8 led by Naomi Glenvad Teramoto, who raised $1771.17

GFCU MSRz team of 6 led by Becki Cheveldave who raised $1,460.00

Homeschool Hoofers, led by Melanie Shenstone her family raised $180.00

Maggies Team, team of 4 led by Maggie Malloff raised $680.00

Needed Bread team of 3 led by Laura Laing raised $765.00

Red Hot Chili Steppers, team of 7 led by Sandy Podmoroff raised $1,570.00

Team Warriner, team of 3 led by Rachel Warriner raised$1,485.00

Valentine Walkers, team of 5 led by Chris Moslin raised $3,275.00

Walk and Roll, team of 9 led by Tara Bobocel raised $2, 040.00

Whispers of Hope, team of 8 led by Melissa Shulga raised $1167.00

Boundary Family, team of 8, led by Darren Pratt raised $2,200.00

and 2 Anonymous donations totaling  $650.00

You can still donate up until March 31, 2021

https://cnoy.org/location/boundarycountry

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