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‘Guys For Kids’ – A Guys Night Out
Posted by joanner on May 3, 2013 in Events
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The Max Keeping Foundation assists financially
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Play to the Max
Despite the wealth of our region, thousands of children and youth can’t afford to take part in sports and recreation. One in three in some neighbourhoods of Ottawa live in poverty. The Max Keeping Foundation – in partnership with the Ottawa Senators Foundation and...
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Bowlathon Weekend – THANK YOU!
THANK YOU, MERCI, GRACIAS, MEEGWETCH, AMSGNALU, شكرا YOU RAISED $103,000! The Merivale Bowling Centre was the place to be last Friday and Saturday (April 6–7). With the help of some 400 bowlers of all ages and abilities, this fundraising extravaganza raised a...
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Live to the Max
The Max Keeping Foundation wants every child to have an opportunity to access recreation and the arts – vital ingredients for growing up well. We work with other organizations in the area, including United Way, to identify needy families in low income neighbourhoods. And, we...
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Bowlathon Weekend – An Amazing Show of Community Support
Posted by joanner on April 7, 2013 in Events
THANK YOU, MERCI, GRACIAS, MEEGWETCH, AMSGNALU, شكرا YOU RAISED $103,000! [ more ]
Donate to Max’s Team in Bowlathon Weekend 2013
Posted by joanner on March 20, 2013 in Events
To donate, please make your pledge to Max’s Team. No child, no [ more ]
Leadership Counts!
Posted by joanner on March 16, 2013 in What's New
. Two members of the Ottawa 67’s hockey club were selected this year as the team’s best Community Ambassadors. Wingers Ryan Van Stralen (left) of Prescott and Taylor Fielding of Hampton, ON were presented with the Brian Kilrea Award at the 67’s final home game on Saturday, March 16 at Scotiabank Place. The Max Keeping Foundation (MKF) annually salutes the 67 player judged to show the best community leadership and Coach/GM Chris Byrne selected Van Stralen and Fielding for their outstanding work in schools dealing with anti-bullying and respecting others. These young men chose the Children’s Wish Foundation (National Capital) for the $500 donation to the charity of the recipient’s choice. MKF initiated the Award more than a decade ago to recognize the contributions being made by young people to community building. Max says, “Kids don’t wait until they’re grown up to make a difference. They’re doing it now. They’re leaders [ more ]