COVID-19 Sunnybrook - Blue Ball Snooker challenge
We're raising money to benefit Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation, and any donation will help make an impact.
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center was the first hospital in Canada to report a COVID-19 case on Jan 25th.
Our "Blue Ball Challenge" allows frustrated Snooker players, at home in isolation and with a table available to take part in a fun challenge whilst also supporting the dedicated and heroic Healthcare individuals currently working so hard to beat this virus! The Blue Ball Challenge is for players to pot as many straight blue ball shots as possible out of 10.
Challenges will be streamed live daily starting on Monday March 30th on our Facebook page below:
https://www.facebook.com/CanadianSnookerAcademy
More information about Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation: Sunnybrook Foundation exists to support the advancement of our world class health sciences centre, through active fundraising in support of research, education and equipment initiatives at Sunnybrook.
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center was the first hospital in Canada to report a COVID-19 case on Jan 25th.
Our "Blue Ball Challenge" allows frustrated Snooker players, at home in isolation and with a table available to take part in a fun challenge whilst also supporting the dedicated and heroic Healthcare individuals currently working so hard to beat this virus! The Blue Ball Challenge is for players to pot as many straight blue ball shots as possible out of 10.
Challenges will be streamed live daily starting on Monday March 30th on our Facebook page below:
https://www.facebook.com/CanadianSnookerAcademy
More information about Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation: Sunnybrook Foundation exists to support the advancement of our world class health sciences centre, through active fundraising in support of research, education and equipment initiatives at Sunnybrook.
Organizer
Jonathan Wallace
Organizer
Simcoe, ON
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically tax deductible in Canada.
