Supporting the goals and dreams of amateur athletes
Campaign Goal – $1,000,000
History
Lindsay Park Sports Society (LPSS) received $250,000 from the 1983 Western Canada Summer Games to be used for the benefit of LPSS and Talisman Centre.
The Legacy Fund was established to provide bursaries to amateur athletes, support sport competitions and provide specialized training equipment at Talisman Centre.
In 2012 LPSS renamed the fund in honour of John Currie, President of the 1983 Western Canada Summer Games and launched a fundraising campaign to increase the value of the Legacy Fund to $1 million.
Fundraising Campaign Objectives
- Honour an important champion of amateur sport and community builder central to the creation of Talisman Centre.
- Increase the value of The John Currie Amateur Sport Legacy Fund to $1 million.
How Can You Contribute?
Your donation to The John Currie Amateur Sport Legacy Fund will honour an important champion of amateur sport and provide bursary awards for amateur athletes with financial need training in Calgary.
Please direct your donation to:
Parks Foundation Calgary for The John Currie Amateur Sport Legacy Fund
225 – 13 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2R 1N8
www.parksfdn.com
225 – 13 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2R 1N8
www.parksfdn.com
Parks Foundation Calgary is the Project Gifts Administrator for Lindsay Park Sports Society/Talisman Centre's fundraising campaign for The John Currie Amateur Sport Legacy Fund, and will issue charitable tax receipts for gifts over $25.00. Parks Foundation Calgary is an entity with standing under the Income Tax Act (Canada) identical to that of a registered charity.
Thank you for supporting the goals and dreams of amateur athletes.
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