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P.E.I. Children’s Wish Foundation hosts annual 'Christmas Tree Lane' fundraiser

Mitsuki Mori | Posted: Dec. 17, 2018, 8:54 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 17, 2018, 8:54 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Recently, the P.E.I. chapter of the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada hosted its annual “Christmas Tree Lane” fundraiser. Businesses and community groups purchased and decorated trees that line Great George Street. Pictured is the special guest and judge, Wish child Dakota Gallant, with Roary and the winning tree, submitted by Sherwood Scotiabank. The P.E.I. Children's Wish chapter is currently working on 23 wishes for Island children.
Recently, the P.E.I. chapter of the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada hosted its annual “Christmas Tree Lane” fundraiser. Businesses and community groups purchased and decorated trees that line Great George Street. Pictured is the special guest and judge, Wish child Dakota Gallant, with Roary and the winning tree, submitted by Sherwood Scotiabank. The P.E.I. Children's Wish chapter is currently working on 23 wishes for Island children. - Mitsuki Mori

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. - The P.E.I. chapter of the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada recently hosted its annual “Christmas Tree Lane” fundraiser.

Businesses and community groups purchased and decorated trees that line Great George Street.

Pictured is the special guest and judge, Wish child Dakota Gallant, with Roary and the winning tree, submitted by Sherwood Scotiabank.

The P.E.I. Children's Wish chapter is currently working on 23 wishes for Island children. 

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