Busted Ladies Lingerie held its second annual community fundraising barbecue on May 3, for Mental Health Week. The event raised $2,500, which was split between the Ponoka Youth Centre and Central Alberta Youth Unlimited’s counselling programs. (Photo submitted)

PHOTO: Busted Ladies Lingerie barbecue raises $2,500 for mental health

Busted Ladies Lingerie held its second annual community fundraising barbecue on May 3, for Mental Health Week. The event raised $2,500, which was split between the Ponoka Youth Centre and Central Alberta Youth Unlimited’s counselling programs.

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