Young & Powerful Shelter Wakadogo Team, Changing Lives in Northern Uganda through Local Montreal, Quebec Support

An annual Bittersweet event through Shelter Wakadogo raises thousands of dollars at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, QC (PRWEB) October 15, 2006 -- A Bittersweet atrocity in northern Uganda embellishes a tragedy that demands exposure. Shelter Wakadogo driven by a committee of honorable students at McGill University, Warwick University in London, England fused with the guidance from Senator Mobina S.B Jaffer, a known Senator to British Columbia; Special envoy to the Peace Process in Sudan; Chair of the Canadian Committee on Women Peace & Security give birth to an annual gala “A Bittersweet Event”. A vocalist joins this unforgettable soiree at the Museum of Fine Arts, delivering powerful words with video footage on the battle Shelter Wakadogo leads with continued success.

Shelter Wakadogo provides Acholi children with security, basic sanitation, nutritional products, and vaccinations and soon to be – The Shelter Wakadogo nursery school healing 350 Acholi children from lack of education, hunger, abduction and vaccinations to help the fight against preventable disease such as yellow fever and tetanus.

The donations received from major Montreal household names such as Hype Energy, Mackage, W Hotel Montreal, YMCA, Museum of Fine Arts, The Montreal Canadians, MANN Grooming for Men, Puma Canada, Debbie Shuchat, galleriagalerie gg.inc, Tampas Interieurs, Rooneyshop, Med Group, Buenanotte Group, Chocolate Boutique, Le Quartier Restaurant, Lululemon Athletica, Levi’s, Gender Mannequins, Saco Hair Montreal, Moksha Yoga take the first steps to delivering the first Shelter Wakadogo nursery school raising thousands of dollars through A Bittersweet Event’s silent auction.

Kalvin Sims Media & Public Relations partners up with watchmojo.com, a popular web-television site, TSN Sports and well known Canadian magazine FASHION through St Joseph Media to help push the buzz for fellow Canadians who have embargoed on a humanitarian mission through Shelter Wakadogo to help bring much needed assistance to the forgotten of northern Uganda

For more information, visit www.shelterwakadogo.org

Contact: Kalvin J. Sims

Kalvin Sims Media & Public Relations

(514) 543.1723 | (514) 833.3130

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