Education
Four Students from Regina Win Dream Trip to Disneyland

Four students from the École Elsie Mironuck School in Regina, Saskatchewan, are set to embark on an unforgettable journey to Disneyland in California. This exciting opportunity comes courtesy of the charitable organization Dreams Take Flight, which aims to provide children with memorable experiences that may otherwise be out of reach.
The recipients of this life-changing trip, who were selected based on their personal circumstances, will fly to Disneyland on October 15, 2023. Each student will experience the magic of the theme park, which is known for its iconic attractions and beloved characters.
Dreams Take Flight, founded in 1994, operates across Canada, organizing trips for children facing challenges such as illnesses, disabilities, or other significant hardships. The organization’s mission is to create joyful memories and give these children a day to remember, demonstrating the power of community support and generosity.
The students, accompanied by volunteer chaperones, will explore the park’s various attractions, including thrilling rides and enchanting shows. This trip is more than just a visit to an amusement park; it represents hope and joy for the young participants, who will create lasting memories with their peers.
Local community members and businesses have rallied around this initiative, contributing resources and support to ensure the trip is a success. The enthusiasm surrounding the event highlights the spirit of giving prevalent in Regina and beyond, reflecting a collective commitment to uplifting children in need.
As the departure date approaches, excitement builds among the students and their families. This trip serves as a reminder of the impact that organizations like Dreams Take Flight can have on young lives, providing not just fun but also a sense of belonging and happiness.
The flight to Disneyland symbolizes more than just a day at a theme park; it embodies the dreams and aspirations of children who, despite facing difficulties, can still experience the joys of childhood. This initiative reaffirms the importance of community support in making dreams come true for those who need it most.
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