January 9, 2013

Auction Sponsor Invitation

Auction Sponsor Invitation

Join the Party to celebrate outstanding trail achievements throughout the Shuswap, raise money and inspire new support, create positive community media attention, publicly recognize sponsors, and oh. . .did we mention, have a really good time!

Auction contributions can be foirwarded to this year's auction coordination team c/o Winston Pain at Lakeside Insurance in Salmon Arm. Drop off at 140 Alexander St., Salmon Arm. Phone 250-832-8103, or email at winston@lakesideins.bc.ca.

Deadline for contributions is Friday, January 25, 2013.

View the full Auction Sponsorship Invitation and benefit levels here.

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