'Rally for Kids with Cancer' open Toronto Stock Exchange
Rally for Kids with Cancer open Toronto Stock Exchange, September 24, 2010.
Warren Irwin, founder of Rosseau Asset Management Ltd. along with celebrity actors - Lou Gossett Jr., Aaron Douglas and Eric Roberts - will join Tom Kloet, CEO, TMX Group to open the market in celebration of the third annual Rally for Kids with Kids with Cancer Scavenger Cup. Presented by Rousseau Asset Management, the Rally for Kids with Cancer benefits SickKids Foundation and takes place in Toronto on September 24 and 25. The goal this year is to raise over two million dollars, with funds going towards building a Cancer and Stem Cell Rejuvenation Research Floor in the new 21-storey Research & Learning Tower. The Toronto Rally for Kids with Cancer Scavenger Cup is an exclusive, two-day event designed for participants who share a passion for exotic cars, exclusive access to Celebrities and raising funds for children's cancer care, research and treatment. For more information www.rallyforkids.com
Update: Found a photo on the Toronto Stock Exchange website.
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Warren Irwin, founder of Rosseau Asset Management Ltd. along with celebrity actors - Lou Gossett Jr., Aaron Douglas and Eric Roberts - will join Tom Kloet, CEO, TMX Group to open the market in celebration of the third annual Rally for Kids with Kids with Cancer Scavenger Cup. Presented by Rousseau Asset Management, the Rally for Kids with Cancer benefits SickKids Foundation and takes place in Toronto on September 24 and 25. The goal this year is to raise over two million dollars, with funds going towards building a Cancer and Stem Cell Rejuvenation Research Floor in the new 21-storey Research & Learning Tower. The Toronto Rally for Kids with Cancer Scavenger Cup is an exclusive, two-day event designed for participants who share a passion for exotic cars, exclusive access to Celebrities and raising funds for children's cancer care, research and treatment. For more information www.rallyforkids.com
Click to viewUpdate: Found a photo on the Toronto Stock Exchange website.
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