100 Youth celebrate second anniversary supporting Kerry’s Place

November 29, 2018 · 0 Comments

100 Youth Who Care York Region celebrated its second anniversary of giving back within the community by providing a $660 infusion to the Aurora-based Kerry’s Place Autism Services on Wednesday night.

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