The Charity We Support:
Autism Support Dogs (ADS) is part of BC & Alberta Guide Dogs and is a registered charitable organization: tax receipt will be issued for donations over $20.
Total amount raised for ASD from 2014-2020 is $165,706
Past events have raised $56,716 for the Children's Wish Foundation
Total combined raised to date is $222,422
The 2020 event was a smashing success!
Donations Final for 2020: $43,150
Thank you everyone!
Money raised at this event is donated to Autism Support Dogs – loyal, reliable partners for children with autism between ages 4-10. All Autism Support Dogs and services are provided free of charge.
Entertainment was provided by:
Dr. Strangelove Band
A highly entertaining, high energy and extremely versatile dance band with 5 talented lead vocalists who can cover everything from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga to ACDC.
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All proceeds go to the charity, there are no administration fees or deductions.
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