Ashley Lai flips pancakes at Smitty's this morning. The Kinsmen were holding their annual TeleMiracle pancake breakfast hoping to raise $5,000. (Susan McNeil/paNOW Staff)

By Susan McNeil

TeleMiracle 46

Kinsmen look for pancake breakfast rebound

Mar 4, 2022 | 11:00 AM

The Prince Albert Kinsmen Club is looking to have their 46^th annual pancake breakfast earn as much money as it did before the pandemic.

Marcus Abrametz, president of the club, said they normally raise over $5,000.

“We have some very generous, faithful customers who come out year after year, enjoy their hot breakfasts and bring their donations.”

This year’s TeleMiracle event starts on Saturday, March 5 and will include four performances from Prince Albert.

The pancake breakfast was held at Smitty’s this morning starting at 7:00 am and went until 11:00 am.

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“It’s an opportunity for businesses to come out and share their TeleMiracle fundraising experiences, share their TeleMiracle ideas,” said Abrametz.

The minimum amount of money in order to get a breakfast was $10 but many people donate much more than that.

In return for the donation, people could get the food with coffee and juice, a tax deductible receipt and their name – spelled correctly – aired on the televised show, Abrametz said.

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