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You can provide support to people living with ALS through a fundraising event supporting the ALS Society of Ontario. Golf tournaments, garage sales, family or company celebrations are just a few ideas for holding a fundraising event.
Working with the ALS Society of Ontario:
The ALS Society of Ontario can provide your event with the following:
- A representative of the ALS Society of Ontario to attend (participate or speak) at your event.
- As appropriate, a representative of the ALS Society of Ontario to participate in a cheque presentation at your event.
- ALS brochures and fact sheets
- A letter in support of the event (if required).
- Event with link advertised in our events calendar on www.alsont.ca
- Other materials such as balloons, magnets, etc.
Before you choose the type of event, please take the time to review our Event Guidelines. These guidelines outline the ALS Society of Ontario's policies around logo usage, licences, etc.
To download our Event Guidelines, please click here: Event Guidelines
Choosing Your Event:
When choosing your event keep in mind your unique personality, what you are trying to achieve and the resources that you have available at your disposal. There are many events which you can conduct in your community to increase awareness about ALS and to raise funds for programs and services. We have prepared some event guides for you that will provide you with a good head start in planning your event.
Here is a listing of the various event guides offered through this website:
Bake Sales
Bonspiel Tournaments
Bowling Tournaments
Car Washes
Craft Sales
Dances
Fashion Shows
Gala Events & Charity Balls
Garage Sales
Golf Tournament
Wine & Cheese Parties
Please note: All events must comply with our Event Guideline available above.
Additional planning information can be found in our ALS Fundraising Initiatives manual. If you would like to obtain a copy of this resource, please contact the the Manager, Events at the ALS Society of Ontario at 905-248-2101 or Toll Free 1-866-611-8545 ext. 220 or karen@alsont.ca.
The information provided in this manual was developed and compiled by a very dedicated group of volunteers and we thank them for providing this valuable resource tool:
Marion Irwin
Barbara Johns
Cheryl Eyers
Deborah Lavender
Kathryn Johns




