Thrive Alive Foundation - "La Dolce Vita"

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Thank you to all our volunteers for participating in this year's event!

On November 30, The Thrive Alive Foundation held its second annual fundraiser event called, "La Dolce Vita", at the Main Street Heritage Hall.

Students in the ED program volunteered their time by helping the catering staff deliver excellent service to the guests that were in attendance. The Thrive Alive Foundation raised a significant amount of money for their cause, and look forward to donating the proceeds to their patients on January 1, 2011.

The Thrive Alive Foundation was created to meet the growing demand nation wide for easier access to cancer treatments not covered by the government. The foundation was established to help people living in Canada in need of access to life-enhancing, life-saving cancer treatments that are not normally covered by government or health care plans. Thrive Alive Foundation aims to alleviate the individual financial burden of cancer care, provide doors and windows through these barriers that prevent many from accessing treatment.

For those who participated, Alyssa is putting together the reference letter for your graduation package.

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bcaiwong said…
last year, we witnessed a marriage proposal from the organizer to his fiance who was the MC at the event! good times!!
December 8, 2011 at 6:11 PM
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