Innisfil wraps up another successful 'Scrooge the Ticket' campaign
The town of Innisfil wrapped up another successful 'Scrooge the Ticket' campaign.
This year's initiative raised nearly $4000 in monetary and toy donations for the Troy Scott Community Fridges and the Innisfil Food Bank.
Between November 13-27, any Innisfil resident that recieved a parking ticket had the option to donate money, toys, giftcards or non-perishable food iterms to charity instead of paying the fine.
Each charity will receive $1925 and $140 worth of toys.
This is the ninth year in a row the town ran the campaign.
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