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THUNDER BAY – When Jeremy Hanecka’s son Ezekiel was two years old, he was diagnosed with Stage 4 liver and lung cancer.Growing up, the youngster took part in activities put on by Camp Quality, so a year ago his father was devastated to learn funding had dried up for the organization during COVID-19.
“When I found out in the middle of COVID that they weren’t getting any money, they weren’t getting any support, we’d put something together in a parking lot and raise some money and it just grew from there,” Hanecka said. “Then afterwards we’re all going to go for a ride and we’re going to end up at Mount Baldy, where we’ve got live music going on out there and we’re giving the bike away.”
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