Operation Red Nose back for 2016 holidays
Steph Crosier
Published: Nov 16, 2016
The Kingston Whig
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Operation Red Nose is back in Kingston and the surrounding area for the 2016 holiday season to provide festive partygoers with a safe ride home.
The volunteer designated driver service provides drivers who may have had too many festive beverages a ride home in their own car. The service is free, but donations are welcome. Their goal is to raise $20,000 for youth programming.
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