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Fundraiser | Night at the Races 2005 | Aphasia Centre of Ottawa
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On Friday, November 4th Aphasia Centre of Ottawa will be hosting a fun filled evening at Rideau Carleton Raceway

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Night at the Races 2005
An Evening of Fine Dining and Great Company for a Worthy Cause.


Friday, November 4 2005 at the Rideau Carleton Raceway and Slots.

Dinner starts at 6:00 pm with races at 6:30 pm.

www.aphasiaottawa.com/events

Your $60 ticket ($34 tax deductible) guarantees:
∙ Complimentary Valet Parking
∙ Finish-Line Buffet (over 100 items to choose from)
∙ Dinning Room view overlooking the Rideau Carleton Racetrack
∙ Designated Seating
∙ $2.00 Rideau Carleton Betting Voucher
∙ Silent Auction
∙ 50/50 Draw
∙ and many wonderful Door Prizes

Please note: Tickets MUST be purchased on or before October 28th 2005.


Other ways you can lend a helping hand:

1. Gold Level - Race Sponsorship
A donor wishing to contribute at this level donates 1000 dollars ($844 tax receipt).

In return they receive:
∙ 6 tickets for all of the evenings events including dinner
∙ The company logo and link will be posted on our website
∙ An ad presented in that nights racing program
∙ A feature race and a picture taken with the winning horse in the winners circle of their feature race
∙ An 8X10 laminated copy of the winning horse picture

Please note: If you like to be a race sponsor, please contact us before October 28th 2005.

2. Silver Level - Race Sponsorship
A donor wishing to contribute at this level donates 500 dollars ($458 tax receipt).

In return they receive:
∙ 2 tickets for all of the evenings events including dinner
∙ The company logo and link will be posted on our website
∙ An ad presented in that nights racing program
∙ A feature race and a picture taken with the winning horse in the winners circle of their feature race
∙ An 8X10 laminated copy of the winning horse picture

Please note: If you like to be a race sponsor, please contact us before October 28th 2005.

3. Be a Ticket Sponsor
You may not be able to attend so instead you could purchase tickets for someone else to enjoy an evening out. You will be given a receipt for every ticket you purchase for donation.

Please note: Tickets MUST be purchased on or before October 28th 2005.

4. Donation of Door Prizes & Silent Auction Items
Donors of these items are acknowledged, throughout the evening, on Aphasia Centre of Ottawa’s website, and in our newsletter that reaches members and volunteers in Aphasia Centre of Ottawa programs and their families.


What is aphasia?
Aphasia (pronounced “a-fay-zha”) is a communication disorder caused by stroke and other types of brain injury. It can result in difficulty speaking, writing, reading or understanding spoken language. Over 50,000 Canadians suffer a stroke each year, and approximately 75 % of those who survive have a chronic disability as a result. Many of these people are living with aphasia. It is estimated that roughly 3,500 people in the Ottawa area are directly affected. Many more family members suffer indirectly as they struggle to maintain their relationship with a loved one who can no longer communicate as before.

About Us
For 15 years, Aphasia Centre of Ottawa has provided care aimed at enhancing clients’ quality of life by helping them improve their ability to communicate with others and regain their self-confidence. Aphasia Centre of Ottawa is a non-profit, community-based organization that relies on donations and fees to provide these much-needed services. The Centre is staffed by two speech-language pathologists, a communicative disorders assistant, and two social workers. Together, they focus on building a supportive environment where people with aphasia feel comfortable and valued. The primary goal is to facilitate renewed participation in social activities and encourage people to overcome the isolation that often results from aphasia by helping them re-establish social contacts.


For more information about aphasia and Aphasia Centre of Ottawa’s activities, please call 567 1119 or visit our website at www.aphasiaottawa.com.

Thank you for your support.

Aphasia Centre of Ottawa ∙ Heartwood House ∙ 153 Chapel Street (Main Level) ∙ Ottawa, Ontario ∙ K1N 1H5 ∙ Tel: (613) 567-1119 ∙ Fax: (613) 241-4170 ∙ Email: info@aphasiaottawa.com

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