Donations in the name of Salvation Army to be accepted at Hart, Spruceland and College Heights Save On Foods this Saturday.
Shoppers will get a chance to "cram" a Prince George RCMP cruiser this Saturday and bolster the Salvation Army food bank in the process.
Local Mounties and volunteers will be outside the Save-On Foods at the Hart, Spruceland and College Heights shopping centres from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Customers are encouraged to grab an extra item or two on their way through the supermarkets to stuff into an RCMP cruiser on the way back out."We will fill a police vehicle with food as many times as we can during the eight-hour period," said Cpl. Jennifer Cooper. "All donations will be provided to the Prince George Salvation Army just in time for Christmas.
"The Salvation Army has been generous in assisting our Victim Services program over the years and this is our way of helping to give back." This event is also a great way for members of the public to get to know some of our community policing officers.
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