Coffee drinkers helped Tim Hortons in Ladysmith raise money on Camp Day (Wednesday

Coffee drinkers helped Tim Hortons in Ladysmith raise money on Camp Day (Wednesday

Camp Day raises money to send two Ladysmith-area children to camp

Coffee drinkers who bought coffee in Ladysmith on Tim Hortons Camp Day helped raise money to send two area children to summer camp.

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