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Regina Transit riders can help out hungry kids in the city this weekend.
The Jingle Bus campaign runs Friday through Sunday, with all fares collected over the three days donated directly to Chili for Children.
Transit riders also can donate by putting cash and coins into fareboxes this weekend.
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“This weekend, all city buses are Jingle buses. For the eighth year, transit riders can leave their R-cards at home and ride the bus for free this weekend,” Kurtis Doney, Regina’s deputy city manager of city operations, said in a media release.
“We are delighted to partner with the Chili for Children program this year.”
Chili for Children offers free, hot, nutritious lunches to kids during school days.
The Jingle Bus campaign is supported by a number of sponsors, including Rawlco Radio.
