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7th Annual Golf 'Classic' Adds Lots Of Green To Unison Fund

Goodwill and good fun have resulted in the Unison Fund raising more than $100,000 with its annual Charity Golf “Almost”

7th Annual Golf 'Classic' Adds Lots Of Green To Unison Fund

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Goodwill and good fun have resulted in the Unison Fund raising more than $100,000 with its annual Charity Golf “Almost” Classic.


All in, the 7th annual has raised $115,000 in its 7th annual that goes to Canada’s music industry charity that provides counselling and emergency relief services

The Unison Charity Golf “Almost” Classics took place at Montreal’s Beaconsfield Golf Club on September 20th, Toronto’s Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre on September 28th, and Vancouver’s Tsawwassen Springs Golf & Country Club on October 7th.

A total of $115,000 in funds were raised in support of The Unison Fund’s programs and opportunities for music workers across the country, including a generous donation match of $50,000 from The Slaight Family Foundation.

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“Making preparations for the 2021 Golf Tournaments was a unique challenge due to Covid-19 restrictions, so a heartfelt thank you to our sponsors and the committees in each city, with the oversight of our Director of Golf Tournaments and Board Member, Brian Huston,” says Amanda Power, Executive Director of The Unison Fund. “Any cross-country initiative of this size requires the contribution of many generous people, and we appreciate every volunteer and gift made.”

Huston added that “The financial support of our corporate partners and friends like Gary Slaight provided an essential piece in reaching Unison’s fundraising goals for the year. We see familiar faces and generous donations from the industry, and for the industry year after year. On behalf of the Board of Directors, we are sincerely grateful for the support.”

The Unison Fund has thanked the following corporate sponsors:

Bell Media

Bernie Breen Management

Cadence Music Group

Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP

CCS Rights Management / Daytripper

CMRRA

Dine Alone Records

eOne Entertainment

Evanov Communications

iHeartRadio

Live Nation Canada

M2 Assurance

Mediabase

MLSE / Scotiabank Arena

MRC Data

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Music Canada

Slaight Music

SOCAN

Steve’s Music

Stingray

Taylor Oballa Murray Leyland LLP

Ticketmaster

Truck N’ Roll

Universal Music Canada

Warner Music Canada

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Craig Laskey of We Are In The Future
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Craig Laskey of We Are In The Future

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