I stopped by the Boys and Girls Club of Calgary today to give them a cheque for the money raised in my recent fundraiser (thank you for all of those who participated!) and to tour their main office.
The Boys and Girls Club started as Boys Town in 1944 and operates out of the original Calgary Airport built in 1929. Quite a history! I had a great visit and I was so glad that I chose their Avenue 15 shelter to raise funds for, and felt good about handing over a cheque and a few copies of my books: Questing for a Dream, Tattooed Teardrops, and Don’t Forget Steven.
Thank you again for donating!
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