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Victory Ford handed out nearly $39,000 to a half-dozen local non-profit organizations Thursday. From left, Beverli Bryce of the Mitchell’s Bay Area Association, Devin Cammaert of Victory Ford, Shawn Moynihan of Christmas in Muskoka, Alora Webb of the YMCA’s Project Guatemala, Victory Ford’s Don “Sparky” Leonard, Santa Claus, Connor Szabo of the Chatham Ball Hawks, Laure Grincourt of Lincoln Motor Company, Kerry Lynn Buse of Kent County Girls’ Hockey, and Nancy McDowell of Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent.
Victory Ford handed out nearly $39,000 to a half-dozen local non-profit organizations Thursday. From left, Beverli Bryce of the Mitchell’s Bay Area Association, Devin Cammaert of Victory Ford, Shawn Moynihan of Christmas in Muskoka, Alora Webb of the YMCA’s Project Guatemala, Victory Ford’s Don “Sparky” Leonard, Santa Claus, Connor Szabo of the Chatham Ball Hawks, Laure Grincourt of Lincoln Motor Company, Kerry Lynn Buse of Kent County Girls’ Hockey, and Nancy McDowell of Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent.

During the season of giving, Victory Ford personnel doled out six cheques, totalling nearly $39,000, Thursday to local community groups.

Christmas in Muskoka, Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent, the Chatham Ball Hawks, YMCA’s Project Guatemala, the Mitchell’s Bay Area Association, and the Chatham-Kent Girls’ Hockey League all benefitted.

Don “Sparky” Leonard of Victory Ford said the money came from the Ford Drive One 4 UR Community and Lincoln Driven to Give fundraising programs. He estimates for the year, Ford and Lincoln have donated more than $65,000 through the programs to a dozen community groups.

“I feel like Santa,” Leonard said after handing out the six cheques Thursday. “We really believe that we need to be a part of the community; a part of the community fabric, and help build a better community. There are so many things you can do that leave a big impact.”

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