Power2Feed Pie Challenge Feeds the Children

Power2Feed Pie

Are you ready for the 2015 Power2Feed Pie Challenge? This summer, seven executives from our industry are all willing to “take a pie in the face to put hunger in its place!”

Join Electro-Federation Canada by choosing a challenge, making a donation, and grabbing your chance to throw a cream pie. Each $1,000 raised per “pie recipient” equals one pie in the face. The top donor for each participant will be the “pie thrower” on August 19th at the EFC Golf Tournament at Rattlesnake Golf Course.

Rally your friends, family, colleagues and customers and help raise awareness and funds for Canadian Feed the Children! All funds raised will support the 2015 Power2Feed campaign – and most importantly, it will go towards helping feed children living in poverty around the world and in Canada.

So, are you up for the challenge? Learn more here.

 

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