No animals were harmed in this duck hunt, which raised $30,000 for a good cause.
About 2,000 rubber ducks did their part to help raise funds to benefit the new Sea to Sky Community Hospice facility, which is planned to open next spring.
At 2:15 p.m. on August 12th the giant flock tumbled down the chute of a Cardinal Concrete truck into a pool.
Five winning birds were then plucked from the their habitat by a blindfolded 鈥渄uck picker.鈥�
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The winners with the lucky duck numbers were:
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1st Prize: $10,000 cash Winner: #0007, Lissa Laing, Victoria, 小蓝视频 Drawn by: Rotary President Kathleen van der Ree
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2nd Prize: Sea to Sky Golf Package for 4 Winner: #0324, Brent Charters, Squamish, 小蓝视频 Drawn by: Ella, daughter of Scott Wengi, GM-Squamish Valley Golf Club
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3rd Prize: Cruiser Bike Package from Tantalus Bike Shop Winner: #1940, Bethel Corporation, Squamish, 小蓝视频 Drawn by: Dr Judith Fothergill, Squamish Hospice Society
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4th Prize: Sea to Sky Gondola Family Pass Winner: #1277, John Burns, Squamish, 小蓝视频 Drawn by: Tina Lagasse, Sea to Sky Gondola
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5th Prize: Tasting Package for 4 at the Salted Vine Winner: #0222, Beth Duncan, Courtney, 小蓝视频 Drawn by: Rotary past-President Judy McQuinn
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The Rotary Duck-in-a-Truck fundraiser raised $30,000 for the Sea to Sky Community Hospice.
For several years the club has been a supporter of the Squamish Hospice Society.
The club extended its thanks to its sponsors, including Cardinal Concrete and Coast Aggregates.
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