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Welcome to Amanda Todd Legacy Official Site
CLICK HERE FOR THE
AMANDA TODD LEGACY ONLINE AUCTION
#CARING4OTHERS
The Legacy Auction ended on Monday, October 14th. It was a busy last day of auction with bids coming in fast and furious up until the closing time at 9 pm (PST).
Year three of the legacy auction ended raising a grand total $22,488.00 to assist many projects in our communities that Amanda's Legacy continues to support. This was truly an awe inspiring moment for us all.
Two other groups also joined the Legacy Auction this year ~ the Melaina Paisley Dance Scholarship and EmotionsBC.
THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO GENEROUSLY DONATED AND THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO TOOK THE TIME TO BID ON ITEMS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE WHO GOT THE WINNING BIDS ON THE ITEMS YOU WANTED!!
THE LEGACY AUCTION FOR 2020 WILL BE EVEN BETTER.
How to Bid:
Click on the link to the auction and take a peek at what the auction has for bidding. If there are any items that tickle your fancy, then register online at the auction site and start bidding. Have fun and remember that all proceeds go to good causes !!
What happens at the end of the auction?
All successful bidders will be contacted via email shortly after the auction has ended to finalize payments for their auction item(s). Shipping will be detailed in correspondence via email so that postage costs can be minimalized.
The Legacy can also be contacted via email for any questions related to this auction at - info@amandatoddlegacy.org
The Legacy can also be contacted via email for any questions related to this auction at - info@amandatoddlegacy.org
Why this auction is important to the Legacy ...
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Through donations and contributions by generous supporters to Amanda’s Legacy, we have been successful in our goals of building awareness, education and conversations around mental health, cyberbullying and internet safety. The legacy endeavours to empower youth and even their parents in order to provide trust and confidence to make a difference in not only their own lives but the lives of others.
This legacy was established as a non-profit society with the mission goal of focusing on awareness and the well-being of young people and families with respect to prevention and awareness related to bullying, cyber abuse and internet safety as well as resources and awareness that encourage mental wellness and healthy living. Through the gracious donations from individuals, organizations and businesses, we are coming together to make THE difference we all want to make. The themes of the donations range from artisans who have donated beautiful pieces of their artwork to businesses that care. We hope there will be something of interest to everyone!! We thank you for your continued support of Amanda's Legacy and wish you happy bidding. |
How this years ATL auction will help support
1. Legacy Scarf Project 2019 - Social media has brought many crafters together to join in a project that is #Caring4Others.
WHAT IS NEEDED: Knitted or crocheted or gently used scarves, hats or blankets looking for a good home. No item will be turned away. In December 2019, these warm items will be going to those in need of warmth and a gift of kindness. They will be tagged with the Legacy and #Caring4Others. The initial goal was to gather 100 scarves and we are now up to 350 scarves/hats and blankets.
2. Starfish Pack Backpack Program - with the Port Coquitlam Rotary. The Starfish Pack Backpack Program was created in response to teachers hearing the cry of their students. Teachers were heartbroken to hear their students were coming to class Monday morning hungry, reporting that they had not eaten over the weekend. Each Thursday volunteers pack two breakfasts, two lunches, two dinners and healthy snacks into each backpack with food for the weekend. The backpacks full of food are delivered every Friday to each participating school for the remainder of the school year. $525 fills one Starfish Pack all year.
3. Emotions BC - provides training, knowledge and support to help families and friends cope with the mental health challenges of loved ones and with the ultimate goal of connection.
4. Get Out! “Unplug to Connect” - this project was started in 2009 when the City of Port Coquitlam partnered with Metro Vancouver Regional Parks to provide marginalized and at risk youth with barrier-free opportunities for kids, 11-18, to connect with nature, with each other, and with themselves. Since that time, Port Coquitlam Youth Services has reached out to share the program with other Lower Mainland communities, thereby expanding the reach and number of youth in participation. Currently Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Vancouver, Richmond, New Westminster, Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge have partnered to allow up to 100 youth take part in this amazing unplugged weekend. Cell phones, tablets, computers are not allowed at the three day, two night camp. Photos of GET OUT YOUTH CAMP are on their Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/get.out.youth/
4. Enchantment Project (with SD43) - the Enchantment Project is a project that benefits graduates in SD43 who are unable to afford all the special items that graduation brings about as it is an expensive time and event. We believe that all graduates deserve to go to their grad and that is what this project strives to support. The project helps to provide grad photos, gowns, tuxedo rentals, grad tickets and more to make the graduations day and night a memorable one for all deserving boys and girls. Amanda's Legacy has been a supporter of this project for the past four years.
5. The legacy was able to give out the first two Amanda Todd Legacy Music Therapy Award of Distinction in April 2019 to students studying in the Foundation for Music Therapy Studies Program - Douglas College Foundation. Click here to DONATE directly to the Douglas College Foundation and choose 'Amanda Todd Legacy Award of Distinction for Music Therapy FT'. We were also to grant $10,000 towards the Music Therapy Endowment fund in order towards the $30,000 needed to keep this award going #Forever4Amanda.
6. And lastly, this auction will help to ensure another year of sustainability for the Amanda Todd Legacy Society so that we can continue to share awareness and resources to those who are in contact and ask for supportive caring.
WHAT IS NEEDED: Knitted or crocheted or gently used scarves, hats or blankets looking for a good home. No item will be turned away. In December 2019, these warm items will be going to those in need of warmth and a gift of kindness. They will be tagged with the Legacy and #Caring4Others. The initial goal was to gather 100 scarves and we are now up to 350 scarves/hats and blankets.
2. Starfish Pack Backpack Program - with the Port Coquitlam Rotary. The Starfish Pack Backpack Program was created in response to teachers hearing the cry of their students. Teachers were heartbroken to hear their students were coming to class Monday morning hungry, reporting that they had not eaten over the weekend. Each Thursday volunteers pack two breakfasts, two lunches, two dinners and healthy snacks into each backpack with food for the weekend. The backpacks full of food are delivered every Friday to each participating school for the remainder of the school year. $525 fills one Starfish Pack all year.
3. Emotions BC - provides training, knowledge and support to help families and friends cope with the mental health challenges of loved ones and with the ultimate goal of connection.
4. Get Out! “Unplug to Connect” - this project was started in 2009 when the City of Port Coquitlam partnered with Metro Vancouver Regional Parks to provide marginalized and at risk youth with barrier-free opportunities for kids, 11-18, to connect with nature, with each other, and with themselves. Since that time, Port Coquitlam Youth Services has reached out to share the program with other Lower Mainland communities, thereby expanding the reach and number of youth in participation. Currently Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Vancouver, Richmond, New Westminster, Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge have partnered to allow up to 100 youth take part in this amazing unplugged weekend. Cell phones, tablets, computers are not allowed at the three day, two night camp. Photos of GET OUT YOUTH CAMP are on their Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/get.out.youth/
4. Enchantment Project (with SD43) - the Enchantment Project is a project that benefits graduates in SD43 who are unable to afford all the special items that graduation brings about as it is an expensive time and event. We believe that all graduates deserve to go to their grad and that is what this project strives to support. The project helps to provide grad photos, gowns, tuxedo rentals, grad tickets and more to make the graduations day and night a memorable one for all deserving boys and girls. Amanda's Legacy has been a supporter of this project for the past four years.
5. The legacy was able to give out the first two Amanda Todd Legacy Music Therapy Award of Distinction in April 2019 to students studying in the Foundation for Music Therapy Studies Program - Douglas College Foundation. Click here to DONATE directly to the Douglas College Foundation and choose 'Amanda Todd Legacy Award of Distinction for Music Therapy FT'. We were also to grant $10,000 towards the Music Therapy Endowment fund in order towards the $30,000 needed to keep this award going #Forever4Amanda.
6. And lastly, this auction will help to ensure another year of sustainability for the Amanda Todd Legacy Society so that we can continue to share awareness and resources to those who are in contact and ask for supportive caring.
