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Festival of Giving Ticket Sales Begin Jan 14

The Children's Treatment Centre Foundation would like to invite you to the most exciting event of the year, the 2019 Festival of Giving! See what Festival of Giving Chair, Chris McLeod (and special guest), have to say about this year's Festival theme!

This year, The FOG committee spanned the globe to bring you an event that will both entertain and inspire! From the thrill of victory to the agony of defeat, Festival of Giving’s Wide World of Sports held on April 13th, 2019, will feature entertainment, speciality drinks, food, silent and live auctions, and fundraising!

Tickets will go on-sale on January 14, 2019 at 10:00 am.

Please note:

Tickets are $175 each (no donation receipt)
Tickets will be sold exclusively through CK Tickets, and can be purchased:
- ON-LINE through www.cktickets.com
- PHONE the Capitol Theatre Box Office at 519-354-8338 or
- IN PERSON at the Capitol Theatre Box Office at 238 King Street West, Chatham, Monday to Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
CK Tickets allows guests to select their own table and seat numbers upon payment. Please organize your groups ahead of time to ensure you’re seated together. All tables seat 10.
All ticket sales and seating arrangements are final upon payment.

Tickets move fast, so make sure to get yours soon! Stay up-to-date on event news by following us on one of our social media feeds.

Cheers!

The Festival of Giving Steering Committee
foundation@ctc-ck.com
519-354-0520

If you or your business is interested in supporting this year’s Festival of Giving, please contact the Foundation for more information on our Sponsorship Opportunities.

Over the past 18 years, the Festival of Giving has evolved into one of Chatham-Kent’s most premiere events, annually attracting over 1,100 guests and volunteers, hundreds of auction items, and raising on average $225,000 annually. The lead organization, and primary beneficiary of FOG, the Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent, works to raise community awareness and funds for the Children’s Treatment Centre, which provides quality care to children in our community who have physical, developmental, or communication challenges.