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Agri Food Ski Day

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Agri Food Ski Day

Time: February 13, 2020 from 8am to 5pm
Location: Ontario’s Premier Ski Club
Street: The Blue Mountains,
City/Town: ON L9Y 0R7, Canada
Website or Map: https://agri-foodskiday.ca/
Event Type: winter, fun
Organized By: OFA Canada
Latest Activity: Dec 6, 2019

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Event Description

Join on February 13, 2020 for the 20th Annual Agri-Food Ski Day at  Osler Bluff Ski Club Ltd, The Blue Mountain. It is a day of winter fun to celebrate Ontario’s agriculture and food industry and raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Over the past seventeen years Agri-food Ski Day participants have contributed over $30,000.00 dollars through 50/50 draws and silent auctions to Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Ronald McDonald House Charities South Central Ontario (RMCHSCO) serves as a regional resource for hundreds of families of critically-ill children who are being treated at local hospitals.

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