Kirmac celebrates generous donation

 

 
 
 
 
Enjoying a celebratory hot dog was three-year-old Isabella, who was among those who turned out for Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue for customers and staff at the Coquitlam office. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
 

Enjoying a celebratory hot dog was three-year-old Isabella, who was among those who turned out for Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue for customers and staff at the Coquitlam office. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.

Photograph by: submitted , for Coquitlam NOW

COQUITLAM - Customers and employees of Kirmac Collision enjoyed some barbecue fixings and good community spirit to mark the results of Kirmac Cares for Kids program last month.

Members of the community and Kirmac Collision celebrated this year's donation of $152,041, which was raised through a percentage of work that the Coquitlam-based autobody shop performed. The funds were presented last week during the 25th annual B.C. Children's Hospital Miracle Weekend.

A year ago, they handed over $120,000.

People who had their vehicles repaired at Kirmac Collision were able to turn an unfortunate auto accident into an enriching opportunity to help provide world-class health care for children and their families in B.C. at Children's Hospital.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Enjoying a celebratory hot dog was three-year-old Isabella, who was among those who turned out for Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue for customers and staff at the Coquitlam office. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
 

Enjoying a celebratory hot dog was three-year-old Isabella, who was among those who turned out for Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue for customers and staff at the Coquitlam office. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.

Photograph by: submitted , for Coquitlam NOW

 
Enjoying a celebratory hot dog was three-year-old Isabella, who was among those who turned out for Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue for customers and staff at the Coquitlam office. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
Kirmac Collision president Jon Kerschbaum works the grill during last month's appreciation barbecue for customers and staff at the Coquitlam office. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
Taking in the Kirmac Collision appreciation barbecue last month were Kelsey Sung, left, one-year-old Shera Sung, and Vancouver Kirmac Collision manager Grayson Sung. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
Those in attendance at Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue last month. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
Kirmac Collision vice president of operations Ken McIntosh, right, with wife Ena at Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue last month. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
Three-year-old Danielle stays cool with a bottle of water during Kirmac Collision's appreciation barbecue last month. It was to mark the Kirmac Cares for Kids' success of raising $152,041 for B.C. Children's Hospital.
The Kirmac Cares for Kids' cheque for $152,041 that was presented to the B.C. Children's Hospital Miracle Weekend last week. From left to right: Peter Vadja, director of operations; Mark McIntosh, regional manager; Ken McIntosh, vice president operations; Ena McIntosh, marketing coordinator; John Kerschbaum, president.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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