PRESS RELEASE -- Nicole Forrester, High Jump (Athletics) Olympian, 2010 Commonwealth Gold Medalist and 7-Time Canadian Champion will be up for auction as a bachelorette in support for the Canadian Center for Abuse Awareness. The inaugural Eligible Inc. Bachelor & Bachelorette Charity Auction takes places on February 3rd, 2011at the Capitol Event Theatre in Toronto, Ontario.
Twenty-one famous bachelors and bachelorettes will be auctioned. The event will be hosted by four-time Olympian Brian Stemmle. Dream date packages may include dinner, entertainment, great life experiences, exceptional destinations and many other desirable gifts.
Forrester’s dream date package includes the opportunity to train with her for the day, Commonwealth Games paraphernalia, autographed flag by Canadian national team athletes, exclusive tickets to the Toronto International Film Festival (provided by VISA), a pair of Oakley sunglasses (provided by Oakley) as well as, a fitness training package provided by Striation 6...and possibly more!This event of the season will also feature guest appearances and autographs by Jessie S and Craig M from the hit reality Television series on ABC “The Bachelor:.
For more information
To find out more about the Bachelor & Bachelorette Charity Auction, please visit http://www.eligiblebachelorauction.ca/
http://www.ccfaa.com/ or over the phone at 905-967-0687.
About the Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness
The Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness is a national charitable organization that has served Canadians since 1993. The Centre's madate is to significantly reduce the incidence and impact of abuse through education and public awareness. CCAA operates solely on private donations with no sustaining funds from any government body. Proceeds raised fromt he event will be donated to the charity. To learn more, please visit http://www.ccfaa.com/.
For more information
To find out more about the Bachelor & Bachelorette Charity Auction, please visit http://www.eligiblebachelorauction.ca/
http://www.ccfaa.com/ or over the phone at 905-967-0687.
About the Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness
The Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness is a national charitable organization that has served Canadians since 1993. The Centre's madate is to significantly reduce the incidence and impact of abuse through education and public awareness. CCAA operates solely on private donations with no sustaining funds from any government body. Proceeds raised fromt he event will be donated to the charity. To learn more, please visit http://www.ccfaa.com/.
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