Thank you!
Killer Heels 2017
| Thank you to everyone that supported the Killer Heels for HEAL event from those that sponsored our evening, donated goods and services, volunteered or attended. Together our vision for improving the quality of life of vulnerable children in Uganda will be one step closer to being realized.
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Platinum Sponsor….
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….Brent and Terry Fillmore
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Gold Sponsor….
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….Dr. Denis & Kathleen Meyer
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Bronze Sponsors….
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….Sarat Maharaj |
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Event Host ….
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…. Lexus of Edmonton
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Fashion Show ….
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…. Sheila Stang of Tiffany Blue – The Designer Consigner
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Caterer ….
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…. Chef Paul Shufelt, The Workshop Eatery |
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Music & Photo Booth ….
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…. Dean Vince DJ and Imaging |
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Promotions ….
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…. Avenue Magazine
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Creative Services ….
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…. Odvod Media
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Printing ….
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…. Factor Forms West Ltd.
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Photography….
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….Alexandra Marcu
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Refreshments ….
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…. Nespresso Canada |
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Flowers ….
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…. Studio Bloom
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Master of Ceremonies ….
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…. Erin Isfeld, CTV News, Edmonton
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Silent Auction Donors: |
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| Acme Animals, Ontario | Aliya’s Foods |
| Arts on Main Gallery, Ontario | BTU Services |
| Carol Blair | Castello di Gabbiano, Italy |
| CKUA | Continental Treat |
| Costco, St. Albert | Enotri – roots matter |
| Florence Holt | Focus on You |
| Hotels on Whyte | Lauren Mann |
| Needle Vinyl Tavern | Nespresso Canada |
| Pinocchio Ice Cream | Ryan Gustafson |
| Sayvrique Designs | Shaida & Lutaf Moloo |
| Shane Stevenson | Smith & Wight Opticians |
| Telus World of Science Edmonton | The Workshop Eatery |
| Waupoos Winery, Ontario | |
| …and other generous donors who wish to remain anonymous | |
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Special thanks: |
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| Airtek Systems Inc | Trudy Callahan |
| Tina Fagan | Linda Killick |
| Jean & Walter Kipp | Bruce Kirkland |
| Janelle Lea Lawton | Denise Torpe |
| Glamazon Beauty Boutique: Monikah Glamazon & team |
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Photo credit: Alexandra Marcu Photography:
Education For Girls
We at HEAL International would like to congratulate Malala Yousafzai on being granted honorary Canadian citizenship. We join her in her quest for girls in underserved countries to access good quality education. Over the past 9 years, HEAL International has helped to provide access to education for hundreds of young girls in western Uganda. One example is Juliet, a 25-year-old nurse who came from an unprivileged background with little hope for her future. HEAL International helped her to complete a nursing program. She has graduated and is working with her husband, a doctor, in a refugee camp aiding those escaping genocide in South Sudan. She is a demonstration of the power of education and generosity of our Canadian donors.