UPS helps deliver a dream and a donation to SickKids - Yahoo
Today, Ellis leaves the UPS facility at 7 a.m. wearing UPS's signature brown uniform to fulfill one of his lifelong dreams of delivering for UPS. He will ride along Lakeshore Boulevard to SickKids, over 100 kilometres away, followed by a UPS package car, and will arrive at approximately 12:30 p.m. Ellis will pull up to the hospital's University Street entrance and present SickKids with a $500 cheque, on behalf of UPS.
"Ever since I retired from the Canadian Forces, I wanted to be a UPS driver," explains Ellis. "UPS is a great company and it was important to me to wear a uniform again and be part of a team. Just to say I spent one day delivering for UPS will be a dream come true for me."
Today, Ellis leaves the UPS facility at 7 a.m. wearing UPS's signature brown uniform to fulfill one of his lifelong dreams of delivering for UPS. He will ride along Lakeshore Boulevard to SickKids, over 100 kilometres away, followed by a UPS package car, and will arrive at approximately 12:30 p.m. Ellis will pull up to the hospital's University Street entrance and present SickKids with a $500 cheque, on behalf of UPS.
"Ever since I retired from the Canadian Forces, I wanted to be a UPS driver," explains Ellis. "UPS is a great company and it was important to me to wear a uniform again and be part of a team. Just to say I spent one day delivering for UPS will be a dream come true for me."
