Big cheque

Debbie Willis, of the Campbell River Food Bank, and Diane Rublowski, in charge of corporate giving for Grief Seafood, hoist the traditional “big cheque” to symbolize Grieg’s $1,250 donation to the Campbell River Food Bank.

 

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