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Chinook Rotary Club
Distance: 0.0 MiPO BOX 30523
T2H 2W2 Calgary -
Redwood Technologies
Distance: 0.0 MiAlastair Ross Technology Center 251 - 3553 - 31st NW
T2L 2K7 Calgary -
Riley's Reproductions & Printing
Distance: 0.9 Mi621, 8th Ave SW
T2P 0W9 Calgary -
Norfolk Mobility Benefits Inc.
Distance: 1.1 Mi1100 - 940 - 6th Ave SW
T2P 3T1 Calgary -
Human Resources Institute of Alberta
Distance: 1.3 Mi410 1111 11 Avenue SW
T2R 0G5 Calgary
Description
Saturday, February 27th, 2010 from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. at Canada Olympic Park, Calgary Ticket Price: $20 For more information see Events / Big Snow Blast Or order tickets online here: Coming soon in 2010 this space will feature a bi-monthly profile of one of the Bow River Boys. Calgary Bow River is a men's service club established in 1977, and is one of eight clubs in Calgary, Alberta, Canada that espouse the Aims and Objectives of the Canadian Progress Club*. Fun and fellowship are the backbone of Bow River's community service and fundraising. The club believes in this simple principle: give back to the community, help those in need, and have fun doing it. For over 30 years, members of Calgary Bow River (aka the Bow River Boys) have raised more than $2,500,000 in support of their club's designated charities by hosting such popular events as the Stampede Buckn' Breakfasts, the Calgary Stampeders Quarterback Lunch, the Big Brothers & Big Sisters Gala Auction, and the family-friendly Big Snow Blast. Among those groups benefitting from the proceeds of Bow River's fundraising events is Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Calgary and Area (BBBS), which receives a significant portion of its annual revenue from the club's donations. In addition to funding, the club contributes to the administration of BBBS programs through representation on the agency's Board of Directors and sub-committees, and through participation in the programs themselves. For more information on Bow River's designated charities and community service projects please go to Services & Charities . The Bow River Boys have attained high honour within Progress. Distinctions include several members who have served as National President, been awarded the coveted Progressian of the Year, and received the Western Region Bill Durrant Memorial Award for Excellence. *Founded in 1922, the Canadian Progress Club is an all-Canadian not-for-profit service club having no international affiliations. All across the country, men's, women's, and mixed chapters of the Canadian Progress Club bring together small forces of like-minded individuals, with common-sense experience, who seek the advancement of the communitiies in which they live. In particular, the clubs take pride in their contribution towards the betterment of underprivileged children, and helping to foster the cause of physically, mentally and socially challenged people of Canada through community service, in the spirit of fellowship. (For more information please visit www.progressclub.ca .)