Yesterday I felt it was right to help an elderly lady cross the intersection of Wharncliffe and Baseline here in London, ON. She told me she's unable to walk without her basket/walker, but the setup she's using is a little rough and had wheels on it the size of a dollar coin. They kept getting stuck in the smallest ruts in the intersection. It's not a very useful, but it's all she has. 
Now I've been browsing the #CanadianTire weekly flyer and coveting a couple items I'd like for Christmas, but just can't afford this year. A pre-lit balsam fir tree I'd love to bring home and a 43" flat screen t.v. that would be great too, but I'm sure I'll survive without them. There's also a #Bios Living Rollator (what most people refer to as a walker) in there and what I would really like to do if possible, is get this walker to give to that dear lady. I'd gladly forego the Christmas tree and the t.v. I previously 'wished' for from Canadian Tire if they'd award it to me as part of their #CTWishAndWin promotion, but I know the odds are pretty slim. That's why I've come to you for help. It's just not in my budget to afford this year, but hopefully between all of us it's an attainable goal.
This monetary goal I've set, will hopefully allow her to get a few groceries too and if it's surpassed by enough for another walker(s), I'll seek out other deserving recipients. Also, if you were at that intersection on November 27th waiting for us to cross, (first Wharncliffe's 4 lanes and then the 2 on Baseline) thank you for your patience and understanding.‪..and Merry Christmas.