Media Advisory - Aviva Canada Jump Starts Positive Community Change in
Toronto
Company will announce $500,000 pledge and launch nationwide competition with Pinball Clemons
Supporting the needs of the Keele & Eglinton neighbourhood, the greenhouse will be used grow vegetables year-round for the school's Jump Start Breakfast Program, which provides a free nutritious breakfast to its less privileged students five days a week. Having served over 70,000 breakfasts since its inception 10 years ago,
Who: - Bob Fitzgerald, Executive Vice President, Aviva Canada - Pinball Clemons, celebrity judge for the national competition - Andy Van Dyke, Principal, George Harvey Collegiate Institute - Student representatives and volunteers from GHCI's Jump Start Breakfast Program - Also on hand to celebrate the launch will be representatives from the Toronto District School Board, Free the Children as well as Keele & Eglinton community supporters What: - Official launch of Aviva's nation-wide program and details surrounding the large-scale $500,000 community improvement competition - Great visuals; tour the school's urban garden with Aviva, Jump Start program volunteers and students - Speak with students and staff at George Harvey C.I. about the Jump Start Breakfast Program and how the new greenhouse will aid the program's expansion - Meet Pinball Clemons and hear about why he is supporting this great cause - Speak with community representatives about recent Keele & Eglinton community revitalization efforts When: - Wednesday, October 21, 2009 - Event begins at 10:00 AM (Media registration at 9:30 AM) Where: George Harvey Collegiate Institute 1700 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario (Keele St & Eglinton Ave W.)
For further information: To reserve your space at the event or for further information, please contact: Media Contacts: Sarah Van Lange, Fleishman-Hillard, [email protected], Desk: (416) 645-8173; Laura Crochetiere, Fleishman-Hillard, [email protected], Desk: (416) 598-5790
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