Boyne Clarke would like to congratulate its 2010 Manulife Dragon Boat Team, “Law & Oar-der”, for achieving the Top Corporate Fundraiser spot for the fourth year in a row! This year the Team raised $11,040, which brings our four-year grand total to over $39,000 dollars raised.
Kudos also goes out to two Law & Oar-der team mates in particular. Kim Hoskin raised $953.56, earning her 7th Place out of the Top 10 Individual Fundraisers. Diane Norris raised $2906.60, earning her 1st Place out of the Top 10 Individual Fundraisers & a trip to Montreal! Fantastic job, ladies!
Though race-day brought less-than-ideal weather conditions, many friends and family came out to cheer on the Team. Law & Oar-der – in matching yellow Boyne Clarke life jackets – paddled through the wind and rain to 2nd Place in the Team’s third heat.
The Manulife Dragon Boat Festival helps raise money for the Nova Scotia Amateur Sport Fund. The Sport Fund helps increase participation in sport by supporting amateur athletes, coaches, officials, and community-based programs throughout Nova Scotia.
Boyne Clarke has been participating in the Festival since its inception in 1998. Before that, Boyne Clarke competed in the War Canoe Challenge, which raised funds for the IWK. Aside from helping support a great organization like the Nova Scotia Amateur Sport Fund, the Manulife Dragon Boat Festival remains near and dear to our hearts for the great sense of community and team work it facilitates.
We are already looking forward to next year’s Festival and defending our Top Corporate Fundraiser status.
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Kudos also goes out to two Law & Oar-der team mates in particular. Kim Hoskin raised $953.56, earning her 7th Place out of the Top 10 Individual Fundraisers. Diane Norris raised $2906.60, earning her 1st Place out of the Top 10 Individual Fundraisers & a trip to Montreal! Fantastic job, ladies!
Though race-day brought less-than-ideal weather conditions, many friends and family came out to cheer on the Team. Law & Oar-der – in matching yellow Boyne Clarke life jackets – paddled through the wind and rain to 2nd Place in the Team’s third heat.
The Manulife Dragon Boat Festival helps raise money for the Nova Scotia Amateur Sport Fund. The Sport Fund helps increase participation in sport by supporting amateur athletes, coaches, officials, and community-based programs throughout Nova Scotia.
Boyne Clarke has been participating in the Festival since its inception in 1998. Before that, Boyne Clarke competed in the War Canoe Challenge, which raised funds for the IWK. Aside from helping support a great organization like the Nova Scotia Amateur Sport Fund, the Manulife Dragon Boat Festival remains near and dear to our hearts for the great sense of community and team work it facilitates.
We are already looking forward to next year’s Festival and defending our Top Corporate Fundraiser status.
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