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Go Fund Me page to raise funds for Etobicoke Lakeshore Santa Clause Parade this year

November 11, 2023 by Toronto Newswire

Hundreds of volunteers are the ones behind the success of the annual Santa Claus parade.

The Etobicoke Lakeshore Santa Claus parade needs your help.

For the second year, the parade has created a Go Fund Me page to help raise funds to operate the popular event, which takes place on December 2.

It starts on Dwight Avenue and runs to about Thirty Sixth Street.

“Santa and his tireless Elves are eagerly preparing for another spectacular parade,” organizer Aaron Crhak wrote. “We take immense pride in being a 100% volunteer-driven community event, and we are counting on your unwavering support to make this year’s parade unforgettable.”

Go Fund Me page created to raise funds to offset the popular Yuletide celebration.

Crhak said there’s a new float that will be unveiled at the parade next month.

He said up to 70,000 people line the streets yearly to catch the show and meet Santa. Area businesses also get into the spirit and move their goods to the sidewalk to obtain sales.

“The parade brings back the enchanting sounds of bands, the energy of schools and community groups marching together, colorful and captivating characters,” Crhak said. “The awe-inspiring floats fill the streets with magic.”

We hope that Santa won’t have to make the rounds on a bike this year.

He said community support is needed, whether if it volunteering you time, making a donation or spreading the word.

“Your involvement makes a significant difference,” Crhak said. “Let’s come together to create another remarkable Etobicoke-Lakeshore Santa Claus Parade experience.”

You are urged to make a donation to Go Fund Me webpage.

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