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Our Master of Ceremonies:
Karlene Nation
Artist Line Up for the Beverly Mascoll
Scholarship Award Brunch
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Poet, lyricist, emcee - Motion is an award-winning spoken wordist who rocks stages, pages and soundscapes. Her publications include Motion In Poetry, and her latest collections, 40 Dayz and Wordz, which was launched this Fall on Women's Press and Jackfruit Press. Lauded by NOW Magazine as "a multi-talented, truthful artist,"
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Ziphion Grant is not your average seven year old. Born in Etobicoke, Ontario and attending Tender Years Child Care Senior Kindergarten, he may look like every other young boy, but he has a very special gift. Ziphion is an amazing and talented Motivational Speaker. |
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Amani is an actor, producer, spoken word artist, educator and creative consultant. Known as "The Contemporary Blues Poet," she has been performing spoken word since 1996. As she moves from singing to reciting her lyrics, this one-woman wonder is a true tour de force on stage.To learn more about Amani, visit www.myspace.com/amanithepoet or www.imanicreativeconsulting.com |
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Thando Hyman
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Camp Jumoke Head Office
1457 Dundas St. W.
Suite 203
Toronto, ON
M6J 1Y7
Tel: 416-410-2995
Fax: 416-920-2064
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Other Options to Support Jumoke
Alternately, you may print this donation form to submit donations to Camp Jumoke's address shown to the right. Please include your full name and return address for tax receipt purposes. Please do not send cash in the mail.
You may also contact us via email with questions and/or comments. Your request will be forwarded to the appropriate board member, please allow 24 – 48 hours for a response to your inquiry.
 Charity Registration #: 89001-4970-RR0001
All donation amounts of $20 or greater will be tax receipted.
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Camp Jumoke's 5th Annual Beverly Mascoll Scholarship Award Brunch
"Enriching the live of children affected with the Sickle Cell disease"
Camp Jumoke hosted the 5th Annual Beverly Mascoll Scholarship Award Brunch on Sunday, October 19th, 2008 from 11 am to
4:00 pm.
The brunch took place at the newly renovated "De Great Iron Pot", which is located at 55 Nugget Avenue in Scarborough, Ontario.
The inspiration for Camp Jumoke's brunch theme "Yes We Can!" finds its roots in the presidential candidacy of Senator Barack Obama. This universal statement profoundly signifies Camp Jumoke's commitment to sending more children to summer camp and to raise awareness for Sickle Cell Disease, despite the many challenges which exist in charitable fundraising.
Our Keynote speaker was Opal berry-viera, a very strong young woman that grew up with sickle cell disease but never had the opportunity to experience Camp Jumoke.
Camp Jumoke would like to give a special thank you to the two young campers that did some fantastic dance routines for us.
Please check our site regularly as we are in the process of assembling footages form the brunch and will soon have some available for you to enjoy online.
Featured Entertainers:
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Thando Hyman
Amani
Motion
Ziphion Grant
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We were also, honoured by the
visit of Mr. John Tory who encourage the attendees to get involve with Camp Jumoke and to continue the good work.
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Online Giving
In
an effort to make it even easier for you to help us help children
with Sickle Cell Disease, we have acquired the service of CanadaHelps.org to facilitate your online donation.
Click the logo above or follow this link to Donate Online to Camp Jumoke.
Turtle Walk 2009 - Our annual
walk-a-thon is not just fun it's downright exhilarating!
Family, food, fun and entertainment...rain or shine!
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