(image: Alpine Ontario)

Alpine Ontario Invites Kids to Lunch with Olympians

Vaughan (ON), Canada – Alpine Ontario (AOA) is hosting first two fundraisers on Tuesday for Canada’s ski racers heading to the 2014 Olympics in Sochi — one for adults, and the other for kids.

The main event, “To Sochi With Love” celebrates the Ontario and Canadian ski teams and features Jan Hudac, Erin Mielzynski, John Kucera, Phil Brown, Madison Irwin, Roni Remme, Morgan Megarry, Candace Crawford and Julia Roth.

(image: Alpine Ontario)
(image: Alpine Ontario)

“The evening will include lots of interaction with the athletes, photos, a World Cup gold medal, food prepared by the top chefs at Miele and, of course, a tax receipt,” says AOA President Scott Barrett.

“This is not your typical, stand around cocktail party,” adds S-Media’s Mark Kristofic. “This will be a jaw dropping, sensory overload Olympic send-off that will show the Canadian Ski Team just how much the Ontario ski community is behind them.  It will also be a great chance for parents and kids alike to personally interact with the Olympians before they head overseas to represent our country.”

AOA will also be offering a luncheon with top Olympic athletes so that younger skiers (U10 – U16) can get to know them, feel connected to them during the Olympics, and be inspired by their success. The kids will be put into teams with the athletes in a contest to create a cheer for the Canadian ski team, they will be signing a banner for the athletes to take to Sochi with them, they will have their photo taken wearing the World Championship Gold Medal, and more.

“This can be a fantastic day for our athletes,” says Barrett, “in the funds raised through the evening event and through inspiring them at the luncheon to reach new heights. “

Tickets to the AOA Fundraiser cost C$150 for adults, C$100 for those ages 19-30 and $50 for youth, and may be purchased online at www.alpineontario.ca. To register your child for the AOA luncheon, visit www.alpineontario.ca/Donate/ToSochiWithLove/Luncheon.aspx.

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