Prince George Operation Red Nose offers a safe ride home for those celebrating during the festive season and their cars by donation.
There’s nothing like a full worry-free safe-ride-home service for those who are celebrating during the festive season. Operation Red Nose is hitting the road once again this year after a two-year absence because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rides are provided for a donation, where all proceeds go to Prince George community youth and amateur sports programs. The phone number to call is 250-963-7233 or 250-963-RIDE. Calls will be accepted beginning at 9 p.m. for that evening’s ride. The safe ride home doesn’t just have to be directly home. If a client wants to stop at the ATM or make another stop, including a drive thru, Operation Red Nose drivers grant those requests.
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