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Charity concert will support Living Better with Parkinson’s

May 29 fundraiser will feature Daniel Vnukowski, Dean Hollin

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LIVING BETTER WITH PARKINSON’S
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Renowned pianist Daniel Vnukowski and local entertainer Dean Hollin will join each other for the first time on stage performing a charity concert in support of Living Better with Parkinson’s.

“We are so grateful to both Daniel and Dean for donating their time, energy and talent in support of Living Better with Parkinson’s,” said C. Ian Ross, board of directors chair. “This idea of developing a hub in South Georgian Bay in support of persons living with PD and their caregivers has now come to fruition. With this support, the board is looking forward to increasing program and education opportunities over the coming years.”

The date of the event is Sunday, May 29 at Trinity United Church, 140 Maple St. in Collingwood. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. Concert is from 2 to 3:30 p.m. A short reception will occur after the performance.

Tickets: $100 per person and a tax receipt is available upon request. Patron and sponsorship opportunities are also available.

Tickets are on sale at livingbetterwithparkinsons.ca/buy-tickets. For additional information go to livingbetterwithparkinsons.ca. COVID guidelines will be strictly followed.

Over the next decade,1.5 to two per cent of the population over 60 years will live with Parkinson’s disease in North America. The South Georgian Bay (SGB) population is growing rapidly, and the demographics are aging as it attracts more residents to the area. In this decade, people with Parkinson’s in SGB are expected to double.

Living Better with Parkinson’s is a grassroots organization committed to increasing the quality of life of people living with Parkinson’s disease, and their caregivers, in South Georgian Bay. Promoting daily physical activity, advocacy and education are the primary pillars ensuring that Living Better with Parkinson’s mission is achieved.

For more information please contact Catherine Smart, executive director, at 705-606-0985 or [email protected].

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