Ted and Sandra Nolan recently attended CN Hockey Greatest Stars Challenge held in Montreal, Quebec at St. Michel Arena where a team of CN employees take on hockey stars to raise funds that CN Employee’s and Pensioner’s Community Fund support. The Ted Nolan Foundation along with the Marie-Vincent Foundation were chosen and would like to thank CN for their generous donation.
Your entire event takes on the personality of your leadership and we would like to thank Mr. Olivier Chouc and Christine Deschamps for making our stay a memorable one. Also, a special thank you goes out to Orlando Rosa as every great relationship always start with a beginning and we thank you Orlando!
MEDIA ADVISORY – CN employees and hockey stars face off to raise funds for charity
MONTREAL, Oct. 15 /CNW Telbec/ – A team of CN employees will take on hockey stars in a friendly game this Saturday in Montreal to raise funds for charity. Proceeds from the event will benefit organizations supported by the CN Employees’ and Pensioners’ Community Fund, including the Marie-Vincent Foundation and the Ted Nolan Foundation. The CN Fund has raised approximately $300,000 for the event this year to date.
Prior to the game, from 1 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. on Oct. 16, the hockey stars will take part in a free skate with ticket holders and will be available for media interviews and photographs at St-Michel Arena, located at 3440 Jarry Street East in Montreal. The CN Hockey Greatest Stars Challenge will start at 2.30 p.m.
Watch CN’s own hockey team, coached by Ted Nolan, battle Donald Audette, Patrice Brisebois, Guy Carbonneau, Enrico Ciccone, Vincent Damphousse, Mathieu Dandenault, Gilbert Delorme, Normand Dupont, Karl Dykhuis, Sergio Momesso, Dave Morissette, Stéphane Richer, Richard Sévigny, and Yvon Lambert. [Continue Reading]
Annually, the Ted Nolan Foundation invites women attending post-secondary educational institutions to apply for the Rose Nolan Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship was named after my late mother, Rose, and was established to help First Nations women achieve their educational and training goals, while maintaining strong community involvement.
To date, the Rose Nolan Memorial Scholarship has been awarded to fifty- five women across Canada. With your generous contributions we are able to give First Nation women much needed support to help them continue their dreams.
From all of us at the Ted Nolan Foundation our heartfelt appreciation for helping us make a difference!
President, Ted Nolan would like to say a “Big Thank You” to board members who have made donations to the foundation. Recently, Mr. Joe Maione who is employed by CIBC Wood Gundy donated from their Employee Assistance Program $1,000 for his volunteer work. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hansell along with their son, Brock recently sold mini sticks at golf tournament. Thank you all for your dedication and support!
On May 14 from 9am to 9:45, Ted Nolan will be the Keynote Speaker for the “ADSB” (Algoma District School Board) Student Leadership Character Conference” which is all student led and facilitated. The event is being held at Algoma University.
