Showing posts with label NPFundraisingIdeas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NPFundraisingIdeas. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 02, 2010

The Sudbury Star - Ontario, CA | UR Sudbury-Chewing Gum" for Haiti at Immaculate Conception

The Sudbury Star - Ontario, CA | UR Sudbury: "On Wednesday, January 27th, Mrs. Rychlo, a teacher from Immaculate Conception Catholic Elementary School
coordinated a “Chewing for Charity” fundraiser at which students had the opportunity to purchase a bubblegum from an old fashioned bubble gum machine."

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Cold water and warm hearts | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun

Cold water and warm hearts | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun: "Forty kids in Toronto jumped in the lake so that 50 kids in Kenya could go to school.

'It's like ice,' said Grade 12 student John Shumelda, 18, after the Take The Plunge fundraiser yesterday. 'Like icicles piercing your feet.'"

Thursday, May 08, 2008

Orleans Star / Weekly Journal > Local News > Bear hug breaks fundraising record

Orleans Star / Weekly Journal > Local News > Bear hug breaks fundraising record: "Ten schools – including the east end's St. Matthew High School, Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School and St. Peter High School – participated in the April 25 initiative. Organized by local volunteer group The Force, the event saw staff and students from the Ottawa Catholic School Board, as well as enthusiastic community members, share the love around a 4.4-kilometre stretch of the canal while raising money for cancer research via the Ottawa Hospital Foundation, the CHEO Foundation and the Ottawa Senators Foundation."

Thursday, January 03, 2008

Salt Lake Tribune - Teens make a point of aiding charity

Salt Lake Tribune - Teens make a point of aiding charity: "PARK CITY - The appeal of the year's first charity event starts with its clever name, Will Fence for Food, but the sword-fighting competition has a draw that's even more basic.
'The kids love to swing the blade,' says Jennifer Nopens, a referee who described herself as the wife of a fencing coach and the mother of fencers. 'They forget the fact that it's just a touch.'"