From left, Kurt Pethick of Integris Financial, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Quesnel (BBBSQ) administrative assistant/marketing co-ordinator Joanie Newman and BBBSQ board vice-president Kristina Stewart drew the three winning names in BBBSQ’s WestJet Ticket Raffle Tuesday, Dec. 1. (Lindsay Chung Photo - Quesnel Cariboo Observer)

From left, Kurt Pethick of Integris Financial, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Quesnel (BBBSQ) administrative assistant/marketing co-ordinator Joanie Newman and BBBSQ board vice-president Kristina Stewart drew the three winning names in BBBSQ’s WestJet Ticket Raffle Tuesday, Dec. 1. (Lindsay Chung Photo - Quesnel Cariboo Observer)

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Quesnel picks raffle draw winners

Rose Scott won the first prize in the non-profit’s WestJet Ticket Raffle

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Quesnel (BBBSQ) has been selling fundraising raffle tickets this fall, and on Dec. 1, the non-profit organization drew three winning names in its WestJet Ticket Raffle.

Rose Scott won the first prize, return tickets for two to any scheduled WestJet destination. The second prize, $500 in gift cards, went to Jacquie Kohanko, and Charles Monks won the third prize, a $100 gift card donated by Kurt Pethick of Integris Financial.

BBBSQ creates individual and group mentoring relationships amongst adults and youth.

READ MORE: Being a Big Sisters has a big impact – on both sides


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