FUNDRAISING
"In the Community" is a brand new program at TINY HOPPERS. For every student who participates in a TINY HOPPERS program, $10.00 will be donated to the school. LOOK FOR YOUR FLYER IN YOUR CHILD'S BACK PACK VERY SOON. You must be a participating school to take advantage of this offer. Want to become a participating school? Call US!

Are you a FOSTER PARENT?
TINY HOPPERS  offers FREE 12-week Play memberships to all foster parents and their foster child.Call us so that we may book your first play class. Must contact us to register for free class so that we may setup your membership.

Does your child have Down's Syndrome?
TINY HOPPERS  offers FREE 12-week Play memberships to all parents and their Down's Syndrome child.Call us so that we may book your first play class. Must contact us to register for free class so that we may setup your membership.

Charities
Looking for some great donations? Please contact us as we would be delighted to send you free prizes for your charitable event.

Tiny Hoppers is proud to support the following schools, charities and fundraising events with prizes and use of equipment...

Stonebridge Kibirnie Park Playground, St Jeromes, Steve Macleans, Cure for Lisa, Weekend to End Breast Cancer, MCNS Silent Auction, Community Cooperative Nursery School,Cure for Cancer,  Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre Auction, Rogers House, Castor Valley ES Silent Auction, Children at Risk, Ceche Natural Family Fair, John Laurysen Memorial Golf Tournament, Italian Carnivale, Order of Italo Canadians, Beavers- Riverside South Chapter, Autistic Society and many more...

	From left are public relations representative Susan Stoltz and founder of Elimu Nina Chung at Coco's Cafe Friday, July 22.
	Kids from Canyon Walk School Age Program visit Coco's Café to help raise funds to build Upendo School. Shown here are from left, McKenna Cook, Nolan Henhoeffer, Cameron Ward, Ella Beasant, Chase Campbell, Hayden Hewitt, Jake Moir and Ariana Jiwa.
Source: www.emcbarrhaven.ca

July 22-23, 2011

Three Riverside South businesses are fundraising to build a new nursery school, but it’s not for Ottawa – they’re sending it across the world to Kenya.

Tiny Hoppers, Global Child Care Services and Coco’s Café will host a two-day fundraiser on Friday, July 22 and Saturday, July 23 in an effort to raise $25,000 for a much-needed nursery school in Sabaki Village on the coast of Kenya.

From open to close on Friday and Saturday, Coco’s Café at the corner of Canyon Walk Drive and Spratt Road will transform into a Kenyan cacophony of coffee and cultural displays, and proceeds from all small coffees and small ice creams will go toward the nursery school fund. Two local authors will also sell signed copies of their children’s books, with all proceeds benefiting the project. [Read More]

Help build Nursery School in Kenya:

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