Polio Plus Proposal
Posted by Stephen Rhodes
You are invited to view a presentation of a multi-million dollar fundraising event for POLIO PLUS hosted by the Rotary Club of Brampton South.
This presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, March 4 at Rotary Glen from 7 PM to 9 PM. Refreshments will be available.
This presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, March 4 at Rotary Glen from 7 PM to 9 PM. Refreshments will be available.
This event has been developed and planned with much care by Rotarians over the past 2 1/2 years.
The Objective
Create an event where 50 years of Musical Heritage will be presented to today's audience. Present those Canadian entertainers who have achieved a level of excellence and have made an impact on the World Music Scene, showcasing the richness of our Canadian Musical Heritage.
The Concept
The concept is a one-time historical event - a 4-day outdoor concert of Canadian music featuring the top Canadian artists from the past 50 years who created our Canadian musical heritage. The event is to be a celebration of Canadian music of yesterday and today. It may be the last opportunity to catch some of Canada's best-loved earlier artists. While originally conceived as a one-time event, if successful it may be presented again in 2006 in a different location.
Much of the work has already been done, so a project like this can be a significant benefit to Rotary International and the District in its quest to eradicate polio.
Please make an effort to come out and see ROTARY IN ACTION
The Objective
Create an event where 50 years of Musical Heritage will be presented to today's audience. Present those Canadian entertainers who have achieved a level of excellence and have made an impact on the World Music Scene, showcasing the richness of our Canadian Musical Heritage.
The Concept
The concept is a one-time historical event - a 4-day outdoor concert of Canadian music featuring the top Canadian artists from the past 50 years who created our Canadian musical heritage. The event is to be a celebration of Canadian music of yesterday and today. It may be the last opportunity to catch some of Canada's best-loved earlier artists. While originally conceived as a one-time event, if successful it may be presented again in 2006 in a different location.
Much of the work has already been done, so a project like this can be a significant benefit to Rotary International and the District in its quest to eradicate polio.
Please make an effort to come out and see ROTARY IN ACTION