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Fundraiser for Comox Valley Transition Society

Class Description:
In light of the recent fire at Too Good To Be Threw, this fundraiser has been changed to benefit the Comox Valley Transition Society at the request of the Comox Canadian Military Wives Choir.

$15 from each registration of this fundraiser is going towards the CVTS. The theme of the painting produced will be “west-coast”!

Date:
$45
Mar 9
Saturday 6:30pm – 9:30pm

What is included:
All supplies are included. That means you just show up!

Who is this class for:
Designed for adults with any level of experience.

 

What to bring:
We have some aprons, but wear clothes that can withstand the elements (i.e. glue, paint, etc.) of a fun, creative art studio. Nothing else is required. Feel free to bring your own beverages.

Other things you should know:
Please arrive no more than 5 minutes before scheduled start time.

Comox Valley Transition Society:
“We were founded in 1987 by members of our community who were concerned that women in abusive relationships had nowhere to go. From 1989 – 1992, we operated a safe home network, in which local families volunteered to take women and children into their own homes.

In 1992, we were able to purchase a large home. Lilli House was opened that year, with 11 beds in 6 bedrooms. We also received funding that year to begin our Stop the Violence and Children Who Witness Abuse Counselling Programs. We began to offer Detox services in 1999 and Supportive Recovery services in 2000.

Currently, Lilli House has 14 beds in 9 bedrooms. An average of 300 women and children stay in Lilli House every year. We receive an average of 1500 crisis calls per year. Many more women and children access our counselling services.”

Read more about the Comox Valley Transition Society here: https://canadianmilitarywiveschoircomox.wordpress.com/about-us/

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  •  March 9, 2019
     6:30 pm - 9:00 pm