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Follow on Google News | Marc Joly 24-hour Game-a-thon to raise money for the Cerebral Palsy Association in ABStudents raise money for the Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta
By: Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta Starting at 7:00 am at the Archbishop Jordan High School (ABJ) 40 + students of the schools gaming club will meet and play video games for 24 hours all in hopes of raising funds for the CPAA. The Archbishop Jordan Gaming Club was started by Mr. Stephan Johnson and Mr. Mike Joly. It allows students with other talents to express their abilities and to interact with other students in a friendly, positive manner while enjoying gaming against each other. This provides students and staff an excellent opportunity to interact with a teacher team and to interact with peers. The gaming club has raised over $50,000 over the last four years for vital programs and services for the CPAA. “I am so incredibly proud of the student’s accomplishments.” The following is the event schedule for media purposes: Archbishop Jordan High 4001 Emerald Drive, Sherwood Park, Alberta 7:00 am – Set up 8:00 am – Gaming Begins 11:30 am – Lunch is served 1:00 pm – Public Welcome to cheer on students 2:00 pm - Gift presentation 6:30pm – 7:00pm – Dinner For Further Information Contact: Lesley Plumley, Public Relations & Events Coordinator Office: 403-219-3608 Cell: 403-969-7572 lplumley@cpalberta.com End
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