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There are many local businesses and individuals who hold events in support of the animals at the Ontario SPCA Orangeville and District Branch. Through the generosity of these people funds and awareness are raised to help us provide the care the animals at the shelter and adoption centre need. Please support these community events and if you?re thinking about hosting an event to help the animals please see the information below for more about how to do this. Welcome event organizers! Thank you for considering an event to benefit the lifesaving work of the Ontario SPCA Orangeville Branch. Events help to raise funds to support critical Ontario SPCA programs and services. The attached documents will outline how to develop and manage a successful event. Thank you for helping us help the animals! Contact: DOWNLOADS: |
Some of the ways in which you and your company can donate to our organization are:
- Employee Dress Down Days
- Employee giving (through pay check deductions)
- Internal Raffles, Bake Sales, Barbecues, Craft Sales, etc.
- Placing our Coin Boxes in your business to generate ongoing donations
- Collecting grocery stores tapes from Orangeville Zehrs
- Collect Animal care items required by the shelter; see the "wish list" page of the web site
- Sport Tournaments
- Car wash
UPCOMING EVENTS BY SUPPORTERS
ORANGEVILLE HONDA TAKES THEIR HATS OFF FOR THE ANIMALS
Drop into Orangeville Honda parts department and purchase a HONDA peak sport cap – the proceeds will help the animals at the Adoption Centre.
This is ongoing while supplies last – don’t miss out.
Dog Collar sales support the adoption centre
DON'T LET WALKING THE DOG BECOME A DRAG!
- Unique new collar, design guarantees control with no pain
- Suitable for all sizes and breeds
- Professionally fitted by qualified dog trainer
- Every sale earns $3.00 donation to Orangeville Humane Society
CALL: Julie Short @ Canines of Mind (519)307-3647
E-MAIL: caninesofmind@live.ca
Thank you to supporters that have held fundraising events for the animals
Saturday February 13
Hot Tanning Salon supported the Ontario SPCA with a fabulous OPEN HOUSE
HOT TANNING SALON
Sara Courtemanche
502 Riddell Road, Westside Market Village (Sobeys Mall)
At their open house the proceeds from merchandise and cookie sales were given to help the animals and lots of great donations came to the adoption centre from Hot Tanning Salon clients.
Thanks Sara
January 19, 2010
Students help the animals.
The students of Rita Barren’s grade 12 Creative Writing class at ODSS asked if they could raise funds for the shelter. They announced to the school that they were collecting either cash or Canadian Tire money, and they would go around to the homeroom classes each morning to collect.
On January 19th they presented the Ontario SPCA Orangeville and District Branch with just under $500.00 in cash and Canadian Tire money. They gave us a cheque for $321.00 and a bag of Canadian Tire money valued at approx. $150.05.
December 2009
Thanks to Marg Anquetil at MAKE YOUR ROOM A DREAM ROOM.
Marg did 2 dates of Ask a Decorator, mid November and early December.
Held at Marlin Travel office in the WalMart. Cost – a donation of $30.00 which gave the client a 20 minutes décor consultation.
Proceeds helped the animals at the Ontario SPCA Orangeville and District Branch
DECORATOR: MARG ANQUETIL, DDCD of INTERIORS BY DECORATING DEN
Marg will be at the Lions Club Home Show March 26 to 28th with Ask a Decorator, the donations will be for the Ontario SPCA Orangeville and District Branch to help them care for the animals.
December 12, 2009
Credit Meadows School Gives to the Animals for Christmas
Lots of kids from Credit Meadows School delivered money and Wish List Items to the Adoption Centre December 12. The students, parent council and staff have been collecting over the past month. They came with $40 cash, $65 Canadian Tire money and lots and lots of food, litter, toys for the animals.
Thanks to all at Credit Meadows school, from the staff, volunteers and animals.
November 26, 2009
FROM THE KITCHEN TO THE TABLE’S SEMI-ANNUAL HENCKELS KNIFE SHARPENING CLINIC
Held on Thursday Nov 26, it was a great event with so many customers bringing in their knives for Judy the Henkel knife representative to sharpen. Thank you Judy and Sigrid for a fabulous fundraiser – the night raised $318.00.
November 2, 2009
BAKE SALE RAISED ALMOST $200
Four girls from Princess Elizabeth School held a bake sale over a 3-day period at their school and they raised almost $200.00. They donated this amount to the shelter. The ferrets were at the shelter waiting for their forever homes, Joanne Scott Volunteer Coordinator took the 2 ferrets to Princess Elizabeth School to meet the girls and thank the school for helping the animals. The ferrets were huge hits with the children, teachers and principal.
Saturday October 3, 2009
A GATHERING OF LOCAL MUSICIANS HELP THE ONTARIO SPCA
Boston Pizza is the location for some great local musical talent. Come and be entertained at the Morning Road Music Harvest Š a gathering of local artists.
Solo artists, Duos and Bands are coming together to entertain you. From 4:00 pm to 2:00pm you will enjoy Boston Pizza food and local talent.
There will be raffles with proceeds to the Ontario SPCA Orangeville and District Branch.
For more information contact John Green at 519 941-2518
September 26, 2009
Westend Veterinary Clinic Open House
Saturday September 26, 2009 the Westend Veterinary Clinic had their Open House in the new clinic location. $190 was raised through nail trims that day - thanks to all the vets and technicians for your support and to all their clients that came for the service and tour.
July 10, 2009
Guess the date of the baby’s arrival!
This was a very neat way to raise some money for the Ontario SPCA and have some fun at the same time. With Veterinarian Dr. Sharon Adler expecting her new baby’s arrival in July, staff and client at Orangeville Animal Hospital created a pool to guess the birth date of little babe Bryn. Bryn made her entrance on July 10 and a generous cheque was presented the local animal adoption centre. Congrats to all for their fundraising efforts and to mom and dad on their new arrival.
In the photo are Branch Manager Carol Hulcoop, Dr. Sharon Adler and Bryn and Dr. Kristin Armstrong.