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* 15 Below Project: The ultimate cold-weather jacket for the homeless *
When a cold alert, a short-term emergency response issued when temperatures reach -15C, is issued, not everyone can get off the streets.
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* Cupcakes supports Sally Ann *
Cupcakes chooses a different worthy charity or cause each month for its support. For December, they present the "Sally Ann" cupcake.
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* Salvation Army launches its 2008 Kettle campaign *
In the midst of economic downturn and uncertainty, the Salvation Army is counting on British Columbians to come through with donations during the 2008 Christmas Kettle campaign.
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* The Salvation Army responds to the explosions in Central London *
The Salvation Army is part of the official major incident response in London.
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* The Salvation Army robbed of 80-90 boxes of toys in Vancouver *
Shame on these thieves! The Salvation Army's Vancouver Family Services experienced a major setback today after its facility was robbed of donated Christmas presents and frozen food for families in need.
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* The Salvation Army to hand over 500 homes to families in Indonesia *
On the one-year anniversary of the tsunami in East Asia, the Government of Aceh will accept 500 new homes on behalf of Indonesian families in the affected communities from The Salvation Army in a ceremony on December 26, 2005 in Suak Ribee, Meulaboh.
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*Salvation Army kettles down $40,000 in North Vancouver *
Year-round service threatened. . .
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*The Salvation Army serves Christmas dinner in North Vancouver this year *
The Sally Ann's North Vancouver Community and Family Service Centre will be hosting its first ever Christmas meal in 2004.
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*The Salvation Army serves Christmas Lunch to the Homeless *
The Salvation Army will again be serving 2000 Christmas Day lunches to the homeless on December 25 at the Harbour Light Addictions and Rehabilitation Centre in downtown Vancouver.
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*U-cut and Buy-direct Tree Farms (BC) *
If your school or fund-raising group is operating a tree lot this year and you'd like a free listing on evalu8.org, please send a note with complete details to: feedback@evalu8.org.
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An evening with David Suzuki *
Chan Centre, Vancouver, BC, June 30, 2004
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ARTISAN CHOCOLATE EGGS HATCH FUNDRAISER FOR LOCAL HOSPITAL *
Help raise a few "eggstra" funds for the Emergency Ward at Lions Gate. . .
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Auction Shopping: A gift off the old block *
Auction season opens up a world of one-of-a-kind presents for the holiday shopper, says JESSICA JOHNSON.
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BC Childhood Cancer Patients' Garage Sale *
Sunday, June 12, 2005, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Children's Hospital, Vancouver, BC
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BC shoe drive revives your weary soles *
B.C. Association of Podiatrists and the Canadian Diabetes Association host Share Your Soles to benefit people living with diabetes.
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Bellingham ad hoc hurricane relief *
In Bellingham, an 18-wheeler is being filled on James Street, in the mall formerly occupied by the Red Apple.
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British Columbia responds to Alberta floods *
Community Crisis Response Units are currently on-site, providing relief to emergency teams -- your donations are welcome.
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British Columbians donate 25 per cent of all funds raised for Canadian Salvation Army Tsunami Relief Appeal *
British Columbians, through their tremendous generosity, raised 25 per cent of all Canadian funds raised for The Salvation Army Tsunami Relief Appeal. Yay, BC!
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Calusa Nature Center and Planetarium Benefit Bookfair *
Saturday, November 4th, 2006, Fort Myers, FL.
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Cam Neely: Who Needs Hockey to be a Hero? *
Steven and Erin McDonnell were leaving the country. He had quit his job and they had sold their home near Boston to head north to Nova Scotia. The plan was to go into the seafood business.
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Celebrity no protection from tragedy *
Attenborough loses three relatives; actors, models among the rescued -- some stars pledge aid.
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Fake Tsunami Relief Canvasser Targets Burnaby Businesses *
The Salvation Army has just been notified of a fraudulent canvasser in the Burnaby area. Business and homeowners are asked to be on alert.
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Fashion Experience Fundraiser *
Thursday, November 18 - 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. and
Saturday, November 20 - 2:00 to 4:30 p.m., Vancouver, B.C.
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Fundraising Evening Supports Upcoming Cor Departure *
Fundraiser, November 5, 2004, Vancouver, BC
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Hadassah Bazaar 2006 *
November 1, 2006, from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Vancouver, BC
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High Tea in an English Country Garden *
This summer, you too can be amongst the fashion cognoscenti without having to fly to Milan or Paris. Join Drs. Dianne and Pierre Farber and the Street Art Works Mentorship Society for "Art In Fashion," a high tea fundraiser including a most fashionable lecture by Ivan Sayers in the good doctor's English garden. The elegant event will take place at 2716 West 49th Avenue on July 13, 2006 at 2:00 p.m., Vancouver, BC.
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High Tea-fundraiser for Street Art Works Mentorship Society *
The high tea will take place in the afternoon at 1:30 p.m. on July 7th, 2005. Cost is $150 per person. Vancouver, BC.
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Hoskins' Christmas Festival of Lights And Trains 2005 *
Once again, the Hoskins have opened up their backyard to the annual Hoskins Festival of Lights. December 1, 2005 - January 2, 2006, Surrey, BC
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How to help tsunami victims *
Here's where to send donations to aid tsunami survivors.
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International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women *
One way to actively participate in this important day is to purchase A Sparkle of Hope pin at any Medicine Centre Pharmacy in British Columbia. The pin symbolizes the dignity and freedom that everyone deserves, and remembers the many victims of sexual human trafficking in Vancouver and worldwide. All proceeds go toward The Salvation Army's efforts to combat sexual human trafficking.
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Lawren Harris work expected to take top dollar at upcoming auctions *
As a populace, Canadians have an ambivalent view of snow, an ambivalence that turns to outright disgust at this time of year. But as art lovers, well . . . it seems we can't get enough of the white stuff.
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Nickleback cups runneth over *
A Manitoba woman is collecting bras to toss at Nickelback when they perform here in March.
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O come all ye rich (and shameless) collectors *
If you're a visual artist, you've undoubtedly had at least one, if not all of the following recurring nightmares: Your show opens and nobody comes; the best show of your career hangs on the walls unsold; or, most horrifying, you are asked to donate your work to a charity auction.
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Official Response to the Federal Budget from the Salvation Army, BC Division *
Lieutenant-Colonel Donald J. Copple, Divisional Commander for The Salvation Army in British Columbia, issues the following statement in response to the federal budget, tabled February 23, 2005 in Ottawa, Ontario. . .
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Official Response to the Homeless Count by The Salvation Army British Columbia Division *
Lieutenant-Colonel Donald J. Copple, Divisional Commander for The Salvation Army in British Columbia, issued the following statement in response to the Homeless Count commissioned by the Greater Vancouver Regional Steering Committee on Homelessness.
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Salvation Army housing project for 1,000 families to be launched by Prime Minister of Sri Lanka *
Includes houses, community centres, a medical clinic, playgrounds, income generation opportunities and other community infrastructure.
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Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network (SATERN) *
The SATERN organization values the input and help of these traditional emergency organizations, along with the help of countless individual operators, who provide inestimable expertise and logistical, strategic intelligence to the overall operation.
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Santa's Anonymous -- Miracle on Broughton Street *
CFAX-radio's fund-raiser. Victoria, BC, December 16, 2005.
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Second Fake Tsunami Relief Canvasser Targets Burnaby Businesses *
The Salvation Army has just been notified of a second fraudulent canvasser in the Burnaby area. Business and homeowners are asked to be on alert.
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Sir Roger Moore: Live, don't let die *
Don't think for a moment that your support can't make a difference. Even a few dollars can bring a child warmth, clean water -- and hope, says Unicef ambassador SIR ROGER MOORE.
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Sotheby's is king of the castle once again *
The auctioneer's comeback flows from a decision by its New York parent to bring two high-profile Canadians into its Toronto office.
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SPCA Thrift Stores in Vancouver *
Six locations -- support our "pet charity"
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Stylish Spring Bake Sale June 4 Benefits the Vancouver Food Bank *
On Saturday, June 4, 2005 from 12 noon to 3:00 p.m., Vancouver, BC
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Taste of the Nation 2004 *
Vancouver, BC: 50 of Vancouver’s finest restaurants and beverage companies, will be laying
out their fare at the 14th annual Taste of the Nation on Thursday, May 20, 2004.
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The biggest-ever programme of relief and reconstruction in The Salvation Army’s 135-year history launched *
The Salvation Army is preparing to move into stage two of its response. This will be its biggest-ever programme of relief and reconstruction in The Salvation Army’s 135-year history as an international movement.
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The Dr. Peter Centre Celebrates its First Anniversary *
Sunday, September 19th the Dr. Peter Centre celebrates its first year anniversary with a fundraising gala: "Passions."
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The Salvation Army announcement for increase in domestic abuse victim beds *
Today, the Salvation Army officially announced the increase in shelter beds for women and fleeing domestic abuse.
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The Salvation Army appeals for financial support for Hurricane Katrina victims *
As floodwaters recede and authorities open roads into affected areas, The Salvation Army is prepared to continue to meet the immediate life-sustaining needs of individuals and families in communities tormented by Hurricane Katrina.
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The Salvation Army comes to aid of victims of earthquake in Asia *
The Salvation Army in south-eastern Asia and coastal India was tragically and unexpectedly called into service after the massive earthquake in the Bay of Bengal triggered tsunami waves in the region and caused widespread damage and loss of life.
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The Salvation Army commends BC Government on addressing domestic abuse issue *
The Salvation Army congratulates the Province of British Columbia on the announced $37 million in new funding for transition homes, outreach programs and related services for women and children fleeing domestic violence.
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The Salvation Army commits $1 million to relief efforts in South Asia *
The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda is sending $1 million to support its international relief effort in South Asia. These funds will be used directly to provide relief to the victims of the tsunami.
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The Salvation Army deploys disaster response teams to respond to Hurricane Katrina *
As Hurricane Katrina slammed ashore in New Orleans early Monday morning with 145-mph winds, The Salvation Army responded immediately. . .
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The Salvation Army in British Columbia *
Here's some background on the history of the Salvation army in BC, and its mandate.
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The Salvation Army increases capacity at homeless shelters to address declining temperatures *
The Salvation Army is again prepared for another cold and wet weather season in Vancouver and across the province.
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The Salvation Army invites donors to 'Adopt A Camper' *
. . . and give an unforgettable camp experience to an at-risk child.
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The Salvation Army opens Toy Shop to help families ring in the Christmas season *
The Salvation Army officially opened its Toy Shop, aimed at providing toys for less fortunate families this holiday season.
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The Salvation Army relief teams face obstacles in Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief *
The Salvation Army in British Columbia is prepared to dispatch trained Emergency Services volunteers and eight of its Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) vehicles. Each EDS vehicles is capable of serving over 5,000 meals per day.
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The Salvation Army set to develop 344 acres in Sri Lanka *
The Sri Lankan Government has allocated to The Salvation Army two parcels of land in the area hardest hit by the Boxing Day tsunami.
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Tourism Vancouver Partners with the Salvation Army and 125 Local Restaurants... *
Tourism Vancouver is using the wildly popular Dine Out Vancouver 2005 restaurant promotion as a vehicle to support the work of the Salvation Army in addressing both local needs, as well as international relief efforts for tsunami victims.
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UFCW Local 247 provides blankets for Salvation Army shelters. . . *
With the cold weather upon us, UFCW Local 247 launches a new campaign to raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada while providing much needed warm blankets for homeless people in the downtown region.
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Update: The Salvation Army Reports from the Field *
Salvation Army assessment teams returning from the field are confirming the tragic news about the aftermath of last Sunday’s tsunami waves that slammed into the southern Asia region.
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Washington slow to accept aid offers *
"It would not surprise me if somebody at the State Department or White House says, 'Thanks for the gesture, but spend it on your own,'" says Australian foreign affairs specialist, Michael McKinley.
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* Local radio stations respond to Salvation Army theft *
"Toys for Teens Day" takes place Tuesday, December 9, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on all Vancouver commercial radio stations.
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* Salvation Army launches 'A Sparkle of Hope' campaign *
Purchase a "Sparkle of Hope" pin and help the Salvation Army free victims of sexual human trafficking, restoring the sparkle in their eyes.
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* The Salvation Army set to launch annual Red Shield Campaign *
In May, Salvation Army officers, employees and volunteers will embark on a national awareness and fundraising campaign to support programs including treatment for men and women suffering from addiction, assistance for families in need, and services for people without a place to call home.
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*Gung Haggis Fat Choy 2004 *
Fund-raiser for Asian Canadian Writer's Workshop, Gung Haggis ExplorASIAN Dragon Boat Team, Rice Paper Magazine, Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Society; January 23, 2004 -- 7:30pm is set for the Gung Haggis Fat Choy CBC TV special. Actual event dates are January 24 and 25, 2004, Vancouver, BC
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*IMAGINE...New Years Eve Event *
Sorry, over for 2003.
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A capital gain for charities *
Canada has a new Liberal Leader in Ottawa and new governments in Ontario, Quebec, and Newfoundland. At a time when the federal government will be tabling a new budget -- with an election expected soon -- the Liberals have an opportunity to significantly enhance funding for health care, education, social services and culture. And this can be done in a tax-effective way.
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A Carol heard 'round the world *
Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol is to charity what the New Testament is to Christianity. But Dickens actually wrote his shortest, most popular novel in a desperate attempt to cop some cash.
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A Forum on Hormones, Aging, Sex & Solutions *
Monday April 25th, 2005, 6:00pm–9:30pm, Vancouver, BC
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AIDS WALK 2003 *
Join Persons With AIDS as they celebrate their 18th Annual AIDS Walk on Sunday, September 21st in Stanley Park.
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BC shoe drive encourages spring cleaning with a cause *
Podiatrists host "Share Your Soles" to benefit people living with diabetes.
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Bear Wear 2003 *
Sorry, finished for 2003
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BEST OF BC -- A Feast for the Senses *
Friday, April
18, 2003, Whistler, BC
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Bill Gates gives $168-million for research *
Bill Gates continues to rewrite philanthropic record books, with the announcement yesterday of his biggest single-day donation, a dizzying $168-million (U.S.).
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Blow out your candles and wish for canned goods *
A new birthday party trend is sweeping North America, reports ERIN ANDERSSEN. Instead of asking for Barbies and baseballs, kids are saying no to gifts and yes to donations to foodbanks and charities. Who knew the fastest way to a family's riches was through their children?
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Bocuse d'Or's Hot Chefs, Cool Jazz *
Vancouver, BC, Thursday, May 6, 2004
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Camp Moomba Yogathon *
July 24, 2005, at Vancouver’s Plaza of Nations
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Canadian Tire Store-owners rally for the Salvation Army and Vancouver's families in need *
Kettle donations are down, due to economic downturn. Canadian Tire leads the way . . . and you can help.
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Canucks hit lottery windfall *
Elizabeth Densky thought she'd never get to meet her favourite hockey player. So she did the next best thing: buy a scratch-and-win ticket that featured Trevor Linden of the Vancouver Canucks.
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Christ Church Cathedral Choir rummage sale with a difference *
Join the Christ Church Cathedral Choir for a "rummage sale with a difference."
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Cirque de l'Amour *
Sorry-- finished for this year
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Cookbook for Charity *
The latest by-donation cookbook compiled by the executive chefs of three of BC's leading fine dining restaurants will be benefiting United We Can, an innovative economic initiative that provides jobs and opportunities for people living on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
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CPR's Holiday Train is Coming *
Sorry, over for 2003
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Craig's List Helps With Class Supplies *
In 2001, Craig's list launched a program aimed at giving teachers a break. . .
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Crossroads Hospice Treasures of Christmas Gala Fundraiser *
Finished for this year, sorry.
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Danny Burns Memorial “Feed the Hungry Benefit” *
December 7, 2003, Vancouver, BC
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December Decadence *
December 17, 2003, West Vancouver, BC
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Dine and Unwind in Whistler, 2003 *
December 3 - 10, Whistler, BC
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Don't Miss the St. George's School Fair *
Saturday, May 6, 2006, Vancouver, BC
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Fairmont Empress Annual Festival of Trees *
November 18, 2005 - January 4, 2006, Victoria, BC
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G & I Shining Stars Annual Christmas Bazaar 2003 *
Sorry, finished for 2003
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Heart patient sets a new pace *
A pacemaker recipient at 38, lawyer Tim Pinos hits the road on his bike to stay fit and raise money for research.
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Holiday Brunch & Silent Gift Auction *
Finished for this year, sorry.
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I'm dreaming of a giftless Christmas *
Sick of stuff? Try dropping the presents and giving money to a needy cause instead, writes CAROL TOLLER. And cross your fingers that family members will still speak to you.
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International Wish Day *
Saturday, April 29, 2006
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Lawren Harris painting sells for $1.4-million *
The bullish Canadian art market showed no signs of slowing down yesterday as Sotheby's Canada sold more than 160 lots worth almost $6-million at its spring auction in Toronto, setting records for least four Canadian painters in the process.
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Lions Club Christmas Cake Sales *
During the Christmas season, the Vancouver Lions Club sells high quality Christmas Pound cakes.
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Literary Madness at Valentine's Day *
This Valentine's Day, The Balthazar Hideaway is the venue for the
the literary event of the season, a benefit for the Federation
of BC Writers.
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New Year's Eve Gala - The Party 2004 at Canada Place *
Sorry, over for 2003.
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Out of the blue, a gift of life *
Sheryl Wymenga looks perfectly sane and healthy, for a woman who has just flown halfway across the continent to give away a chunk of her innards to somebody she met on the Internet.
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Pat Quinn benefit breakfast *
Presented by the Heart & Stroke Foundation of BC & Yukon, Thursday, June 9, 2005, Four Seasons Hotel, Vancouver, BC -- 7:30 a.m.
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Picasso piece sets auction record *
Pablo Picasso's 1905 painting Boy with a Pipe sold for $104-million (U.S.) Wednesday at Sotheby's, shattering the record for an auctioned painting.
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Pop stars add flash to fashion benefit *
London's glitzy Fashion Week might be over but there's one more event that die-hard fashionistas won't want to miss: Fashion Rocks. Taking place Oct. 15 at Royal Albert Hall, the event will unite leading fashion houses with some of the biggest names in pop music.
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Portland to Seattle Fundraising Dinner *
Monday March 31, 2003, Seattle, WA
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Renton Giving Tree Program *
Finished for this year, sorry.
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Roedde House Teddy Bear Christmas 2003 *
Sorry, finished for 2003
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Royal Christmas Silver Bells Ball *
Finished for this year, sorry.
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Royal Jubilee Hospital 13th Annual Crafts and Gift Show *
Sorry, finished for 2003
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Songs of Longing & Experience *
Sorry, finished for 2003
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Soothe the Soul concert -- letter from the founder *
An invitation to a worthwhile charity event, Saturday, May 10th 2003, benefit concert, Vancouver, BC
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Soothe the Soul concert poster *
Soothe the Soul charity poster, May 10, 2003
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St. George's School 54th Annual Fair *
Saturday, May 5, 2007, Vancouver, BC
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Stepford Wives Bake Sale event *
Paramount Pictures Canada, Cupcakes and The Fountainhead Pub will team up to present a fundraiser to benefit the Vancouver Pride Society and to celebrate the upcoming release of "The Stepford Wives," opening in theatres June 11th.
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Stockings for the Hearth *
Sorry, finished for 2003
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The Huron Carole *
December 21, 2003, Surrey, BC
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The Salvation Army -- no administrative fee on donations *
If you have donated to the tsunami relief fund prior to the January 11 deadline, 100 per cent of your donation will reach its destination; and your donation is also approved so that it is deductible for 2004 taxation year purposes.
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The Salvation Army Kettles to raise funds for Tsunami Relief *
The Salvation Army Kettles to raise funds for Tsunami Relief throughout British Columbia this Saturday. . .
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The Salvation Army receives approval for South Asia Relief Matching Grants *
The Salvation Army in Canada is pleased to announce that its application to the Canadian International Development Agency for matching funds in the South Asia Relief Effort has been approved.
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The Salvation Army responds to Vancouver cold snap with 65 additional spaces *
The Salvation Army is ready to accommodate 65 additional people in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside during Vancouver’s first cold snap of the season. . .
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The Salvation Army to provide EMERGENCY transport to shelters for homeless in North Vancouver *
The Salvation Army is responding to the first winter snowfall in the Greater Vancouver Area by providing emergency shelter relief for the homeless.
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The Seventh Annual Trinity Street Christmas Light Competition (2005) *
Area resident Barry Willimott was kind enough to bring us up to speed on this seventh annual event, as well as the Vancouver area's Fourth Annual Street Fair.
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The Spirit of Giving *
Drop off a non-perishable food item or donation at The Bay Centre, November 18 to December 24, 2003, Victoria, BC
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Thief swipes charity's Christmas Kettle in front of Wal-Mart *
The Salvation Army has had a Christmas Kettle containing charitable donations for people in need stolen at the entrance to the Wal-Mart in Saanich, located at the Town & Country Shopping Centre, 3601 Douglas Street. The incident occurred at approximately at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 6, 2005.
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Thirteenth Annual Taste of the Nation announced *
Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation -- presented by American Express and Jenn-Air -- is being hosted once again by the Hyatt Regency Vancouver, one of the city's leading luxury hotels, on Thursday, May 29, 2003.
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What's your bid for Pablo's boy in blue? *
A rare 1905 Picasso may shatter sales records at auction this week in New York.
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