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The Penticton Speedway Foundation fundraises year round and gives more than $30,000 annually to local organizations, initiatives and families in need.
For the second year in a row, the Speedway teamed up with the Penticton Vees and Neil Jamieson of Underwriters Insurance to raise more than $15,000 through “Wicked Wednesday” events at the South Okanagan Events Centre. At select Vees games throughout the season, various items were raffled off, including used cars, entertainment and furniture packages, and SOEC suites.
Cheques were presented this week to breakfast programs at local elementary schools as well as to the South Okanagan Women in Need Society.
PHOTO 1: CARMI ELEMENTARY - $2,902 (Johnny Aantjes, owner of Penticton Speedway, with principal Sharon Sola)
PHOTO 2: KVR MIDDLE SCHOOL - $1,500 (Johnny Aantjes with vice-principal Jennifer Wingham and principal Steve DeVito )
PHOTO 3: MEALS ON WHEELS: Queens Park, Columbia and West Bench Elementary Schools - $4,063 (Johnny Aantjes with Meals on Wheels volunteers Char Edwards, Erin Beck and Jennie Paquet, plus West Bench principal Allen Beckingham and members of the Vees)
PHOTO 4: PARKWAY ELEMENTARY - $2,944 (Johnny Aantjes with principal Kelly Jones)
PHOTO 5: SOWINS – $4,045.50 (Johnny Aantjes with Trudy Hanratty of SOWINS, as well as members of the Vees)
