January 3, 2010

1st fundraising event a success – $12,500 raised!

On behalf of the Ignite the Spirit campaign for the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre Project, made up of Jon Stanfield, Chair, Duane Rath, Vice Chair, Dave Ritcey, Vice Chair and Kathy Sutherland, Fundraising/Public Relations Coordinator, we would like to thank each of the below individuals and businesses for their efforts on the success of the New Years Eve 2010 event held at the Engine Room. The event raised $12,500

 

The Organizing Committee for 2010 NYE Celebration:

 Greg Sutherland

Ainsley Mullen

Melani Lane

Sue Stanfield

Amber Ball Ritcey

Heather Fraser

 

The Event Community Sponsors:

 Inglis Jewellers

Molson Coors

Engine Room

 

Also we would like to thank the following individuals for their contribution to the event

 Margolians

Amanda Bent

Liz Allison

Donnie MacMillan

Danny Nolan

Angela Rose

A number of exciting draws took place throughout the evening, below are the lucky winners:

$2010 winner: Tanya Hopkins

Diamond ring donated by Inglis Jewellers:Jaclyn Nickerson

 

Thank you to everyone who supported the event!

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