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Richmond’s Forever Young Club recently donated $3,500 to the Dream-On Senior Wish Foundation. Flanked by several club members are Dream-On Foundation director Nicola More (left) and Forever Young founder John Young.
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‘Youngsters’ help keep seniors’ dreams alive
By Don Fennell
Published 10:31 PST, Mon December 27, 2021
Last Updated: 11:18 PST, Wed December 29, 2021
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They are Forever Young, and their goal is to wish all seniors the same.
Members of the Richmond-based running club, whose members are all 55 or over, enjoy regular treks around the city. And in extension of their good deeds they recently donated $3,500 to the Dream-On Seniors Wish Foundation—the club's charity of choice.
This charity is similar to the Make-a-Wish Foundation for younger people, explains Forever Young founder John Young.
“Our Forever Young 8K for seniors event took place last September and we traditionally have a cheque presentation ceremony at our year-end banquet which, of course, was cancelled this year due to COVID,” he says.
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