Drive 4 UR Community to Benefit KCH

KANE -- On Friday, May 17, all day, Zook Motors, Inc. and Ford Motors Company are sponsoring a DRIVE 4 UR COMMUNITY to benefit Kane Community Hospital. They will donate $20 for every test-drive done on Friday up to 300, with a goal of earning $6,000 for the KCH Futures Fund and the KCH Cafe Makeover Project. KCH has already entered a Ford photo contest that gives the Hospital a chance to double the Drive total. We have a potential $12,000 riding on your support.

So come to the KCH Parking Lot, anytime from 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., and drive the Ford vehicle of your choice from Zook's impressive lineup.

Test drives take about 10 minutes --You register, you drive, you complete a survey. No sales pitch or pressure. So come drive for your community and help KCH reach the goal of 300 test-drives. There is grass/field parking for your vehicles while you drive and participate in other activities.

Also at the event will be a bake sale, a Chinese auction, and some tickets remain for a cash raffle (with 20 cash drawings at 3 p.m.) At 1 p.m. the community is welcome to a participate in a hospital-sponsored balloon release in memory of our colleague and friend Dale Ostrander in the Gardens at KCH. Pick up a balloon 10-15 minutes ahead in the Doctor's Library off the KCH Lobby.

For your time and support, each test driver is provided with a Zook Motors, Inc. coupon for a oil change and you get a chance to win a gift basket of Kane products and gift certificates to local restaurants and businesses in addition to other tokens of appreciation from Zook Motors and KCH for supporting the Drive.

If you drove last year for your school or community, no problem, you may drive again this year for KCH.

Kane Community Hospital is an affiliate of UPMC Hamot with UPMC Hamot/KCH primary care clinics and specialty services in Kane, Mt. Jewett, Bradford, Sheffield, Johnsonburg and Ridgway.

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