On June 19th Canadian Cares hosted a Prohibition Party/Fundraiser for the RYOT foundation. We managed to raise enough money to purchase 4 fishing boats for fisherman in the Philippines who were affected by Typhoon Haiyan.
The boats are now ready and will be presented to the fisherman soon! Huge thank you to David Darg, from RYOT, who hand delivered our logo and is keeping us updated on our progress. Thank you to all the volunteers, everyone who attended, and everyone who donated. We couldn’t have done it without you!
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On June 19th we hosted a Prohibition Party/Fundraiser for RYOT. We managed to raise enough money to buy 4 fishing boats for fisherman in the Philippines. Thank you to everyone who attended, donated, and supported this event.
Thank you to Pete Bailey for this video.
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Canadian Cares is participating in the Foodworx competition from August 8 – August 15 and we want your help! This fundraiser is an initiative put on by Whistler Community Services and runs during Cranworx Whistler. It is a friendly competition amongst businesses in Whistler to see who can collect the most amount of food by weight during a week long competition.
How can you help?
From August 8 – 15 CWA will be collecting food at our front desk. If you bring a donation for the food bank to our desk in the Carleton Lodge we will give you 20% OFF any of our Summer tours! (Direct Bookings Only)
Some stats about the Whistler Food Bank:
In 2013 the Whistler Food Bank had 2,370 visitors
Children were served 470 times
The busiest times of year at the Whistler Food Bank are the shoulder seasons when people find their hours cut, lose their job, or have difficulty finding work
The majority of clients use the Food Bank only 1-3 times in a 12 month period
Much Needed Items at the Food Bank
Food Items:
Canned Tuna/Salmon/Meat
Rice
Peanut Butter
Pasta
Oats
Pasta Sauce
Cereal
Canned Vegetables
Canned Fruit
Granola Bars
Dried Beans
Tea and Coffee
Non Food Items:
Powder Laundry Detergent
Diapers (Size 3+)
Re-Usable Shopping Bags
Toothpaste + Toothbrushes
Thank you for you help!
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Last year Canadian Wilderness Adventures was a sponsor for the local annual Whistler Outdoor Photography Summit. This year we will be sponsoring again. 2013 participants in the general outdoor photography workshop got transported by our Jeep’s up to our beautiful Sproatt cabin in the Callaghan to take advantage of the stunning terrain and vista’s. The rainy and muddy weather only added to the beauty of the Callaghan which can be seen in the Whistler Outdoor Photography Summit 2013 video:
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On November 8, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan known as Typhoon Yolanda struck Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines. Typhoon Haiyan was and still is the strongest cyclone to hit land in recorded history. More than 13.3 million people were affected by this disaster. 6, 368 people lost their lives, and more than 12,000 people were injured. As of January 2014 bodies were still being found. Hundreds of Thousands of people were left homeless. Over 1.5 million fisherman and farmers need assistance to restore their livelihood.
Based on the fatalities and destruction caused this could be one of the most devastating natural disasters to have occurred in our lifetime.
In January 2014 Allan Crawford, the owner of Canadian Wilderness Adventures (CWA), went on a humanitarian vacation to the Philippines. This is his story:
While he was there he built homes for numerous families, but he came back feeling as though there was so much more he could do. This is when the idea of the Canadian Cares Foundation started to form. Through discussions with Brittia Thompson, CWA In-Resort Sales and Marketing Manager, and Leah Primeau, the Sponsorship and Development Coordinator for WFF, the idea was born to host a fundraiser in partnership with the RYOT Foundation.
On June 19th, 2014 CWA hosted a Prohibition Dance Party / Fundraiser for the RYOT Foundation. Though we had a few setbacks, such as weather, and technical issues with the auction, the Canadian Cares Foundation was able to raise:
$3600 and will be purchasing 4 Fishing Boats
($860 buys one fishing boat)
so far….
With your help we hope to reach our goal of purchasing 10 Fishing Boats. Please contact Brittia Thompson at [email protected] if you would like to donate and help us reach our goal!
CWA could not have done this without the help of some amazing people and companies.
Sarah Johnson for selling drink tickets and raffle tickets
Amanda Bouchard for selling raffle tickets
Imogen Osborne for selling raffle tickets and drink tickets
Lindsey Rosstrom for selling raffle tickets
Natalie Skokan for selling raffle tickets
Krista Sirianni for bartending
Angie Nolan for bartending
Fish Boulton for bartending
Emily Wood for bartending
Randy Randoid for being the Head of the Casino
Chelsea for helping run the Casino games
Nolita Anada for donating your time (it was an amazing performance!)
Kat for helping run the Casino games
Benny Bock for being our MC
Larry Veilleux for being our auctioneer
Valerie St-Arnaud for setting up our photo booth and taking amazing photos
And last but not least CWA wants to give a huge round applause to LEAH PRIMEAU who donated all of her time in order to help us put on an amazing event!
For images of the event please click visit our Facebook Page.
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