Upcoming Fundraising Events
If you would like to help out with any fundraising events OR have any awesome fundraising ideas/suggestions, please contact Shannon Reimer @ 873-2344, or
245-0778.
Gift Card Fundraiser!
When: October 1 - 31, 2015
How it works:
You fill out a paper order form & order whichever gift cards you want, there is a list of many stores in Manitoba & throughout canada! We send it in and the gift cards should be delivered to you early November!
To get an order form or for more info, please contact Shannon Reimer!
When: October 1 - 31, 2015
How it works:
You fill out a paper order form & order whichever gift cards you want, there is a list of many stores in Manitoba & throughout canada! We send it in and the gift cards should be delivered to you early November!
To get an order form or for more info, please contact Shannon Reimer!
FORD DRIVE 4UR COMMUNITY EVENT
Where: Crystal City Community Daycare
When: June 20, 2015 10:00-3:00pm
What's all happening that day?!
Come test drive a brand new Ford vehicle!! For each test drive, the Daycare receives a $20 donation from FORD!
*We will have volunteers to watch kids while parents test drive vehicles!*
BBQ from 11:00-1:30pm Hot dogs, Hamburgers, Chips, Lemonade, Coffee
SHOW UP WITH YOUR DIRTY VEHICLE! Carwash is running the whole time! Get an exterior wash for $15, an inside vacuum for $15, or get BOTH for a DEAL of $25!!!
Daycare tours will be available from the staff!
Great Door prizes!
Barefoot Books will have a table of kids books set up to browse & purchase as well!
COME CHECK IT OUT, BRING YOUR FRIENDS!!!!
Where: Crystal City Community Daycare
When: June 20, 2015 10:00-3:00pm
What's all happening that day?!
Come test drive a brand new Ford vehicle!! For each test drive, the Daycare receives a $20 donation from FORD!
*We will have volunteers to watch kids while parents test drive vehicles!*
BBQ from 11:00-1:30pm Hot dogs, Hamburgers, Chips, Lemonade, Coffee
SHOW UP WITH YOUR DIRTY VEHICLE! Carwash is running the whole time! Get an exterior wash for $15, an inside vacuum for $15, or get BOTH for a DEAL of $25!!!
Daycare tours will be available from the staff!
Great Door prizes!
Barefoot Books will have a table of kids books set up to browse & purchase as well!
COME CHECK IT OUT, BRING YOUR FRIENDS!!!!
PAST FUNDRAISERS
2014
Annual Wine Raffle - December 2014
"Night of Gold" Gala - November 2014
Halloween Family Fun Night - October 2014
Mothers Day Raffle - May 2014
Coffeehouse - February 2014 (See Pictures below!)
2014
Annual Wine Raffle - December 2014
"Night of Gold" Gala - November 2014
Halloween Family Fun Night - October 2014
Mothers Day Raffle - May 2014
Coffeehouse - February 2014 (See Pictures below!)
Singin' for the Kiddies
About 100 people enjoyed the coffeehouse entertainment in the Crystal City Hall Sunday February 23. Emcee Andy Neufeld set the stage for a light-hearted, enjoyable evening amongst a friendly crowd.
The line-up for the night highlighted the talent there is in the Crystal City-Mather-Clearwater-Pilot Mound area. Jason Vanwynsberghe, now a university student, played three selections on his violin. With the Festival starting the next day young Jace and Alexa Guilford had their vocal solos down pat. Their cousin Brynn Mayo, a grade 12 student at PMCI, showcased her piano, guitar and vocal talents; her version of John Lennon's “Imagine” brought a shiver of awe to many. And sometimes, it is the “old standbys” that are appreciated the most when Heather Gardiner, Kristi Guilford, Cam Hartley and Bill McIntosh joined together for some lively tunes (not sure if the “old standby” refers to the songs or the people...). Bev Leadbeater brought some humour to the night (even if her Liberal leanings caused staunch Conservative Jack Lewis to leave - making the audience peal with laughter). Kayla Pryor sang and accompanied herself on the piano; later telling the crowd how music can heal and help her get through tough times. Kayla's sister-in-law Kaylene Pryor impressed and surprised the audience as many murmured “I never knew she could sing!” Bill Tiessen and Kristi Guilford, accompanied by Linda Krahn, teamed up for some great songs with their wonderful voices. Heather Brewster (laughingly acknowledging that many may not recognize her without the Co-op uniform and name tag) brought the evening to a close with her vocal talents.
Wonderful desserts and coffee were served during intermission.
The evening was a fund raiser for the Crystal City Community Daycare. Chairperson Sheila Reimer gave an update on plans and proceedings. She acknowledged the wonderful support received for the project. Approximately $2000 was raised at the Coffeehouse...just singing for the kids.
About 100 people enjoyed the coffeehouse entertainment in the Crystal City Hall Sunday February 23. Emcee Andy Neufeld set the stage for a light-hearted, enjoyable evening amongst a friendly crowd.
The line-up for the night highlighted the talent there is in the Crystal City-Mather-Clearwater-Pilot Mound area. Jason Vanwynsberghe, now a university student, played three selections on his violin. With the Festival starting the next day young Jace and Alexa Guilford had their vocal solos down pat. Their cousin Brynn Mayo, a grade 12 student at PMCI, showcased her piano, guitar and vocal talents; her version of John Lennon's “Imagine” brought a shiver of awe to many. And sometimes, it is the “old standbys” that are appreciated the most when Heather Gardiner, Kristi Guilford, Cam Hartley and Bill McIntosh joined together for some lively tunes (not sure if the “old standby” refers to the songs or the people...). Bev Leadbeater brought some humour to the night (even if her Liberal leanings caused staunch Conservative Jack Lewis to leave - making the audience peal with laughter). Kayla Pryor sang and accompanied herself on the piano; later telling the crowd how music can heal and help her get through tough times. Kayla's sister-in-law Kaylene Pryor impressed and surprised the audience as many murmured “I never knew she could sing!” Bill Tiessen and Kristi Guilford, accompanied by Linda Krahn, teamed up for some great songs with their wonderful voices. Heather Brewster (laughingly acknowledging that many may not recognize her without the Co-op uniform and name tag) brought the evening to a close with her vocal talents.
Wonderful desserts and coffee were served during intermission.
The evening was a fund raiser for the Crystal City Community Daycare. Chairperson Sheila Reimer gave an update on plans and proceedings. She acknowledged the wonderful support received for the project. Approximately $2000 was raised at the Coffeehouse...just singing for the kids.
