Camp Ooch Bottle Drive

Each year, around this time, Clarkson Secondary School holds their Cancer Drive where the students and staff raise money for Camp Ooch, a charity that gives the gift of camp to kids with childhood cancers. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, this is the first year the Cancer Drive hasn’t been able to happen. Thankfully, the same spirit that helped raise upwards of $30,000 each year for the drive, inspired former Clarkson Charger, Kaitlyn Stegmaier to start a bottle drive to raise money for the camp. What started off as a small community initiative, quickly grew into a massive fundraiser that brought in donations from all across the GTA.

The fundraiser has raised $5,500.45 and would not have been possible without the help from Kaitlyn’s friends: Alana Rizos, Alex Townsend, Derrick Mundle, Ellen Raymond, Kaitlyn Green, Kelly Bingham, Lauren Weaver, Logan Deelstra, Madison Stegmaier, Michaela Laurie, Jerome Knight and Nancy Hills.

For more information please visit www.facebook.com/kaitlyn.steg

Story submitted by Kaitlyn Stegmaier

 


Bio as submitter of the story: My name is Kaitlyn Stegmaier, and I graduated from Clarkson Secondary School in 2015. I am a fourth-year student, currently pursuing an Honours Bachelor Degree in Creative Advertising at Humber College. I have two jobs, working for Petsmart and for the City of Mississauga, but when I’m not working, I love to spend my time being creative, volunteering, and enjoying the company of my friends!
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