Dan Toole invites people to the annual Woolsey Airport Fly-In, where a pancake breakfast and donations support repairs to the historic 1930s terminal. A C-130 and Coast Guard helicopters typically show up. Scan the QR code to donate to the Save Woolsey Airport Terminal Fund.
The Woolsey Airport Fly-In is an annual event where we get planes in from all over the United States. We've even had a C-130 land here to show that it's possible. The Coast Guard comes sometimes with a helicopter. So every single year there's a pancake breakfast that serves to raise money for Lions Club, and this year also for repairs to the Woolsey Airport. If people want to help, the very best thing is to provide cash. We need cash to move forward. There's a QR code on our flyer, which I'm sure you'll see a picture of, and that takes you to the Lelandau Community Township Foundation, and through that you can give money to the Save Woolsey Airport Terminal Fund. It's a great way to restore an iconic building that's been here since the 1930s and is in desperate need of repairs so that generations after us can enjoy it. I would just say, please give. We need
