Egg hunt raises $10,000 for Coquitlam shelter

(Photo provided by Royal LePage Leading Edge Blog)

More than 700 children in Coquitlam, British Columbia, showed up on Good Friday to look for 40,000 hidden chocolate eggs at the seventh annual Burke Mountain Community Easter Egg Hunt, organized by Royal LePage West Real Estate Services sales representative, Rebecca Permack.

“Despite the forecast for miserable rain, the sun shone down on us again this year, and not only did everyone have an awesome time, we also raised more than $10,000 for the cause,” said Permack. “We’re incredibly grateful to our volunteers and to our wonderful community who gave so generously in support of our local shelter. The services they provide to women and children seeking an escape from violence are critical and we feel honoured to help in any way we can.”

All of the proceeds will be directed to Tri-City Transitions and the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation’s national violence prevention fund.


This story was originally featured on the Royal LePage Leading Edge website and has been adapted for our site with permission.

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