Car rally shows some love for healthcare workers

April 29, 2020 @ 2:39 pmCOVID-19, News

Car rally - Frontline health care workers stood outside Groves hospital on April 26 as about 100 vehicles passed by displaying messages of support and gratitude.
Photos by Keegan Taylor
Frontline health care workers came out to wave during the car rally outside Groves hospital.
A race car took part in the car rally to show support for frontline workers.
Cars passed by appreciative frontline workers at Groves hospital on April 26.
Bringing joy to frontline workers, this clown rang their cattle bell to cheer onlookers.
Saying thanks - The Best family of Fergus made signs to show their support from the sidelines during the Car Rally on April 26. Erin and Andy Best brought daughter Charlotte out to watch.
Saying thank you, this truck joined in the car rally of support for frontline workers.
People came out to watch the car rally and wave at those showing their support to frontline workers.
Mutual gratitude was shared by the drivers and passengers in the car rally and the frontline workers who appreciated the support.
Positive messages were appreciated during the car rally.
Many frontline workers were able to come outside to experience the car rally from the lawn of Groves hospital.

Car rally – Frontline health care workers stood outside Groves hospital on April 26 as about 100 vehicles passed by displaying messages of support and gratitude. The car rally wove its way through Centre Wellington, acknowledging workers at various stops, including Caressant Care Fergus, Highland Manor, Guelph-Wellington Emergency Services, the Wellington County OPP, Wellington Terrace in Aboyne and the Elora fire station.

Keegan Taylor

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