Drive By Giving for Royal Family Kids

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS TO ROYAL FAMILY KIDS CAMP AT THE
DRIVE BY GIVING!

Preliminary totals are in from Friday morning’s broadcast with Dave & Mandy in the Morning and the total amount you’ve donated is over $24,000…so far! That’s over $24,000 that will send kids who’ve experienced abuse and neglect to a week at summer camp making positive memories. (We should be getting a more final total on Monday morning with Dave & Mandy)

You can still donate throughout the weekend HERE or by specifically mentioning the donation when you swing through any Whatcom or Skagit County Cruisin Coffee locations!

A full campership is $325 for the week at camp. Find out more about how you can make a difference in the life of a local foster child and help them make memories that last a lifetime HERE!

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