Golf Tournament Powerpoint 2015 V1
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The document announces the 11th annual charitable golf tournament to support Canadian families in need. It provides statistics showing that 1 in 7 Canadian families live in poverty without basic necessities. The tournament benefits Brands For Canada Ontario, which provides donated clothing and items to over 64,000 people through social agencies each year. Brands For Canada Ontario is rated as the most cost-effective social service agency in Canada, providing $56 worth of goods for every dollar raised. The document thanks sponsors and donors for making the tournament possible.
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November 2013 Women in Business
This document is a newsletter from the Women in Business (WIB) organization in Cache Valley. It thanks donors and volunteers for a successful scholarship auction that raised over $2,000 for scholarships. It highlights an upcoming luncheon speaker on the Affordable Care Act and encourages members to continue inviting guests. It also features a WIB member, provides information on disaster restoration services from a sponsor, and includes a template letter to thank auction donors.
The Rotary Foundation & Our Areas of Focus
The Rotary Foundation transforms donations into sustainable projects in six areas of focus: promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, saving mothers and children, supporting education, and growing local economies. It has spent $3 billion on projects over 100 years. Donations of as little as $0.60 can protect a child from polio. The presentation outlines Rotary Foundation expenditures and impact areas as well as ways Rotaract clubs can get involved in Foundation projects.
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- 1. Welcome To The Charger Foundation 11th Annual Charitable Golf Tournament
- 3. Canadian families live below the 1 in7 poverty line
- 4. Canadian kids goes to school without a coat 1 in7
- 5. Canadian families have no basic personal care or household items like soap or linens 1 in7
- 6. we are providing much needed Canadian families in need With your support 1 in7help and hope to
- 7. Brands For Canada Ontario provides new, donated clothing and other basic-needs items to 64,000 people in the GTA who are struggling with poverty Many of them are women and children escaping ABUSE Windfall provides new, donated clothing and other More than 21,000 of them are children
- 8. Items are distributed via 100 different social agencies In 2013 Brands For Canada Ontario gave back $28 million For every dollar raised, Brands For Canada Ontario sources, collects and redistributes $56 worth of goods
- 9. most cost-effective social service agency in Canada 1MoneySense Magazine recently rated Brands For Canada Ontario as the #
- 10. job training and job placement disabilities throughout the GTA for all people with intellectual and physical We provide
- 11. Thank you!
- 12. Our Sponsors
- 13. Title Sponsor
- 14. Official Event Sponsor & Major Donor
- 15. Hole Sponsors
- 16. Hole Sponsors
- 20. Silent Auction Sponsors Shirley Curson
- 21. Donors Dennis Alexander Bill Thompson David Edwards
- 23. for making it possible Thank You