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On Monday September 19th and Tuesday September 20th the Sault Community Career Centre will be involved in the “Finding Hope Campaign”. For those that have not heard of it, the “Finding Hope Campaign” is to raise awareness and funds about breast cancer. There will be a doll, Hope, here on the days indicated above with item to be purchased for those who would like to support, staff and customers.
For a full poster please click the following link here.
The Sault Community Career Centre is hosting an Alzheimer Coffee Break session tomorrow, September 15, from 8:30AM-2:00PM. Please visit us at 503 Queen Street East (corner of Queen Street and Spring Street) to make a donation. For more information on the Alzheimer Coffee break please see the information below.
Coffee Break is the Alzheimer Society’s major nationwide annual fundraiser where friends, co-workers and customers gather in communities across Canada to raise funds for local Alzheimer Societies. Participants at these events make a donation in exchange for a cup of coffee. The money raised stays in that province or community to help support local programs and services.
Large corporations, small businesses, hospitals, schools, service organizations, health-care facilities and private residences are just a few examples of ideal places to host coffee breaks. You can organize an event — large or small in your community, workplace or home.
The 16th annual Alzheimer Coffee Break kicks off on Thursday, September 15, 2011 and continues throughout the month and into October. Check with your provincial Alzheimer Society for dates, times and locations in your area.
On Monday September 19th and Tuesday September 20th the Sault Community Career Centre will be involved in the “Finding Hope Campaign”. For those that have not heard of it, the “Finding Hope Campaign” is to raise awareness and funds about breast cancer. There will be a doll, Hope, here on the days indicated above with item to be purchased for those who would like to support, staff and customers.
If you would like to support this campaign, please drop by our office at 503 Queen Street East to purchase an item or to make a donation.
Please, feel free to forward this to your contacts letting them know they can support breast cancer by coming in here Monday and Tuesday to purchase an item or make a donation.
Phoenix Rising Women’s Centre and Women 4 Social Justice will be hosting Take Back the Night march on Thursday September 22, 2011 at 6:30. The march will start at Phoenix Rising 621 Albert Street East and continue along Queen Street to Roberta Bondar Pavilion where there will be light refreshments and entertainment offered. Everyone is welcome to attend this very important event that raises awareness toward ending violence against women.
This is a brand new mini festival showcasing both local and touring artists for two nights at Loplops Gallery~Lounge. Please see artist and times below.
