Festival of Trees to light up Maidstone for another year

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The festival raised more than $13,000 last year, which goes towards comfort items for patients, residents and staff at the facility. Ormiston said in the past, the money went toward purchasing a fireplace, gazebo, chairs and a new stretcher for the ambulance.

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“It gives them comfort items that they wouldn’t normally have,” she said. “It not only helps the people that live and are in the hospital, it helps community members as well.”

The Maidstone chapter of the Red Hat Society, also known as the Royal Eccentric Dynamic Hatters, is a group for women over 50 to get together, have fun and contribute to local events and charities.

Sarah Rae is battlefordsNOW’s court and crime reporter. She can be reached at Sarah.Rae@jpbg.ca or tweet her @sarahjeanrae.