The Sing-A-Long started raising money for the Salvation Army about 30 years ago. For the first seven or eight years, maybe $30 or $40 was raised each time. We have no record and I can’t remember. In 1990 we got a huge wooden sign made which is pictured on this website and began to track our totals. The sign made the group seem more legitimate and took our fundraising efforts to new heights. That year we also began a Sing-A-Long tradition of counting and tracking the funds. Each year after our mob gets home from caroling we toss all the collected coins, bills and cheques onto the back of the wooden sign and count it up. Then in felt pen we inscribe that year’s tally onto the back of the board.

Dorg’s 38^th Annual (December 23, 2011)

Annual Sing-A-Long Raises $12,668

Compendium of Funds Raised

Vancouver Sun December 26th 2009 (article link)

CKNW Radio December 23, 2008 (.wmv audio clip)