Fundraisers
Yahoooo!
For 12 years, every fall, we are able to celebrate an incredible accomplishment! This marks our third year to have set our own Ghana Nourish Minds fundraiser and the results are astounding!
We had 12 active fundraising pages. Cue the drum roll as we announce that an astonishing $41,241.79 ($35,437.09 online + $5804.70 offline) was raised!!!
View event pageWHOA!
Every fall for 11 years now, we sit in complete gratitude, but 2023 takes the cake! It's our second year to have set our own fundraiser and we are thrilled with the results!
Actually, we are BEYOND thrilled!
This year, we had 14 active fundraising pages. Pretend you hear the drum roll as we announce that an astonishing $43,426.44 ($35,363.39 online + $8063.05 offline) was raised!!!
First time participating: Scott and Becky, Livi, Max, Jeremy, M
Returning champs:
View event pageGOOD GOSH!
The first year going out on our own (not participating as part of the Toronto Waterfront Marathon), year #3 of the pandemic, and you truly made the almost-impossible, possible!
View event pageMIND BLOWING!
Year #2 of the pandemic, and despite the obvious challenges, our circle of wonderful supporters just keeps on surprising us! We are happy dancing at the beautiful results!
Thanks to your friends and family, an incredible $34,233 was raised!
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$31,433 |
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$2800 View event pageWow, just WOW! Truly, this year has thrown some curveballs, but when our one annual fundraiser, the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon, became a virtual race, we didn't know what to expect. While prepping for the interview with the Canada Running Series, it crossed Carol's mind that turning this into a global event could actually work for us, but by golly, this certainly busted all dreams! View event pageThis was our 7th year participating in the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon Charity Challenge. We had 17 people sign up with us, with 11 active fundraising pages. Each year we try to raise the funds required to maintain 3 important things: wages for our librarians/educators, to replenish our emergency medical fund, and to run our food programme. View event pageThis year was our 6th in a row at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon! We had 18 participants sign up with us, with 13 active fundraising pages. Our goal each year, is to be able to replenish our emergency medical fund, pay the wages of our librarians/educators, and to maintain our food programme. We did it! View event pageThe STWM is the one fundraiser that DSDO does every year. In fact, this is our 5th year in a row! We had 14 people sign up to participate with us and raise money. Our goal is to be able to put money into the emergency medical fund, pay the wages of our librarians, and to maintain the students who are on our food programme. This year, we blew the top off our fundraising goal with $17,950 raised online, and an additional $3,245 raised offline. What's that? $21,195!!! Wahoooo! View event pageOn April 29, 2017, Sherry Bagnato, Natalia Kostiw, Alan Lawrence, Linda Edwards, Craig Moore, Tom Edwards, and Ziya Shah hosted a fundraiser at the Tranzac Club in Toronto to help us get our students educated beyond the junior high school level. They raised just over $4800!!! View event pageThis was our fourth year in the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon and we blew the top off our goal! We had 13 participants signed up, and of that, nine were actively raising funds. Online $15,240 added to $2,945 direct made a grand total of $18,185! Wow! Always doing her best to get her friends to sponsor until the magical $6000 is reached, Carol may have stooped to new lows by going dressed as ‘Captain Crapper’. The butt end of many jokes and comments, it didn’t matter one bit--the whole motive was ‘to get our name noticed’ ... and it worked! View event pagePaginationCopyright ©2022 Dekpor School Development Organisation. All rights reserved. |