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Update June 10, 2019...
The Golf Tournament has sold out! Thank you everyone for your support. We greatly appreciate it.
We are well on our way to reaching our goal. There are still ways to contribute. There are 4 holes left to sponsor ($250 each) Email cj-[email redacted] if interested
We are still accepting prizes for the silent auction and donations directly to the Go Fund Me page. Every donation makes a difference. All funds go directly to Vernon Search and Rescue
We encourage you to donate not only on our behalf, which is greatly appreciated, but also because VSAR is a local, non profit organization made up of community volunteers who require training and equipment to aid in all their search efforts.
Our personal experience made us realize how much is involved and required. Brett’s personal story and interview can be view here.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yhVoOcXbYrw&feature=youtu.be
Original Story...
On January 21, 2018, Brett Lambert, son of Jody and Cheryl Lambert, was snowmobiling in the Okanagan back country when he got separated from his group. After missing with no contact for 2 hours Vernon Search and Rescue were mobilized through the instruction of the local 911 dispatcher. To learn more about their story click on the link below for the interviews from the Lambert Family.
Click here for the Lambert 's Story
Seeing the amazing work the Vernon Search and Rescue organization does triggered Jody and Cheryl to host an annual golf tournament called SOS VSAR. What is the SOS VSAR you may ask? Support our Searchers for the Vernon Search and Rescue.
If you are visiting this go fund me page you are looking to donate funds to the cause and we would like to thank you for that!
How else can you help this cause?
1. Sign up for the golf tournament by clicking HERE.
2. Sponsor a hole or donate a prize by emailing cj-[email redacted]
3. Share and like all the event posts.
Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us!
The Golf Tournament has sold out! Thank you everyone for your support. We greatly appreciate it.
We are well on our way to reaching our goal. There are still ways to contribute. There are 4 holes left to sponsor ($250 each) Email cj-[email redacted] if interested
We are still accepting prizes for the silent auction and donations directly to the Go Fund Me page. Every donation makes a difference. All funds go directly to Vernon Search and Rescue
We encourage you to donate not only on our behalf, which is greatly appreciated, but also because VSAR is a local, non profit organization made up of community volunteers who require training and equipment to aid in all their search efforts.
Our personal experience made us realize how much is involved and required. Brett’s personal story and interview can be view here.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yhVoOcXbYrw&feature=youtu.be
Original Story...
On January 21, 2018, Brett Lambert, son of Jody and Cheryl Lambert, was snowmobiling in the Okanagan back country when he got separated from his group. After missing with no contact for 2 hours Vernon Search and Rescue were mobilized through the instruction of the local 911 dispatcher. To learn more about their story click on the link below for the interviews from the Lambert Family.
Click here for the Lambert 's Story
Seeing the amazing work the Vernon Search and Rescue organization does triggered Jody and Cheryl to host an annual golf tournament called SOS VSAR. What is the SOS VSAR you may ask? Support our Searchers for the Vernon Search and Rescue.
If you are visiting this go fund me page you are looking to donate funds to the cause and we would like to thank you for that!
How else can you help this cause?
1. Sign up for the golf tournament by clicking HERE.
2. Sponsor a hole or donate a prize by emailing cj-[email redacted]
3. Share and like all the event posts.
Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us!
Organizer
Cheryl Lambert
Organizer
Vernon Central, BC
VERNON SEARCH & RESCUE GROUP SOCIETY
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically tax deductible in Canada.
