The foundation has established a goal of $500,000 this year to be distributed to the Youth Services Bureau as well as the CHEO Foundation, Bruyère Foundation, ArtsSmarts, Ottawa Humane Society, Debra Dynes Family House, and University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research.
“I am asking each of you for your help to build a better city by doing your part,” said Councillor Hubley.
The non-profit festival, in its 19th year, expects to attract 70,000 attendees with the help of 400-plus volunteers.
