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Student Event: L.O.V.E. for Life

LOVE event logoEvery day kids across Canada are victims of violence. Leave Out Violence (LOVE) is a national charity that provides anti-violence programming for at-risk youth.

On Monday, April 2, students from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program proudly present LOVE FOR LIFE, a young professional mixer to benefit LOVE.

This charity event will be held at Victory Café between 7 p.m. and 9:3o p.m.  The evening features an address by Lana Feinstein, Executive Director of LOVE, a fantastic raffle with amazing prizes from great local businesses, a LOVE-inspired date auction and awe-inspiring magic tricks by master illusionist Rob Testa. Great tunes, cocktails and youth artwork on display are even more reasons to check out this event!

Tickets are $15, and 100 per cent of the proceeds will be used to support anti-violence programming at LOVE. For tickets, please email loveevent12@gmail.com.

Check out our event on Facebook or Twitter for more information @LOVEFORL1FE – use hashtag #loveforlifeevent

Let’s help victims of violence and teach them that care, patience, respect and love can be a part of their lives. Let’s Love for Life. Help us help youth.

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