A special exhibit of 30 canoe paddles transformed into one-of-a-kindworks of art. Sales proceeds will be donated to WaterCan, a leading Canadian charity dedicated to helping the world's poorest
gain access to clean water.

"The Canadian International Development
Agency will match donations 3 to 1
thus quadrupling the money raised!"

For more information, visit www.watercan.com

Wakiso Community WASH Project (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Education for the Rural Poor).

This project includes the construction of 26 wells in the Wakiso district of Uganda, impacting the lives of 1,250 villagers. This is severely impoverished part of the country where death rates among children are more that 17 times greater than in Canada and life expectancy averages only 50 years. Access to clean water will provide children a better chance to survive their early years when they are most vulnerable to water-borne diseases. Girls will also be more likely to attend school & women will have more time to devote to childcare, crops & small businesses instead of walking several kilometers each day to collect water from contaminated sources.

Our target is to raise $5,520. The Canadian International Development Agency will match these funds 3:1 bringing the total to $22,080., the amount needed to dig 4 of the 26 wells!

Paddles donated by Trailhead


Margit Hideg


Iris Kiewiet

Robert Moeller

Une exposition de 30 avirons de canoé transformés en oeuvres-d'art originales. Le profit des ventes sera remis à EauVive, un organisme caritatif canadien d'envergure ayant pour objectif de permettre un accès à l'eau potable aux plus démunis du monde

"L'Agence canadienne de developpement
international ajoutera aux dons reçus une somme équivalente au triple de ceux-ci; les montants perçus seront donc quadruplés!".

Pour plus d'information, visitez le www.watercan.com


"Totem" Marie-France Nitski

Marjolijn Thie