A pair of back-to-back fundraisers is bringing the Estevan community together this weekend to support a four-year-old girl named Aubrey Dyck and her journey toward walking independently for the first time.
Aubrey, who was born with extremely tight Achilles tendons, has never walked on her own. Now, with a surgery booked in New Jersey for September 2025, her parents Kimberley and Tanner Dyck are working to raise $90,000 to help cover the cost of surgery, travel, therapy, and recovery.
Speaking on the SUN 102 Morning Show, Kimberley shared that the fundraiser has already hit $35,000 through a combination of online donations and community events.
“Estevan has been so generous,” she said. “We’re just blown away.”
Check out the full interview below.
Here's how you can Help Aubrey Walk
Friday Night BBQ at Estevan Church of God
Admission is $5 (free for kids under two) and includes access to bouncy castles, face painting, yard games, a Play-Doh station, colouring and crafts, and a small silent auction.
Food plates are $10 and include a hamburger or hot dog and two sides. Lemonade or iced tea is available for $3, and cookies are $2.
Hosted by Your Farmer’s Wife, breakfast is $10 per plate and includes pancakes, sausage, Saskatoon berry compote, salted caramel topping, and whipped topping. Juice and coffee are also served.
Several silent auction items that missed the online deadline will also be available for in-person bidding.