3,500 lbs of food from Stuff the Bus

The Knights of Columbus Christmas Hamper Fund received over $3,900 in cash and 3,500 pounds of food from the Stuff The Bus fundraiser.

This past weekend, a city bus was located at the Real Canadian Superstore and brought in thousands of Campbell Riverites in support of the event.
All proceeds collected will go towards  local families in need during the holidays.
If you are a family who would like to receive a hamper, applications are being accepted until December 8.
And if you didn’t get the chance to donate this weekend, the Knights of Columbus depot is located at 1100 Homewood Road.

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