10th edition - Perron Group Event

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29TH, 2015 LÉON COURVILLE’S VINEYARD
DINNER AND SHOW FEATURING
ROBERT CHARLEBOIS
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Table Of
Contents
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The Event
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The Perron Group
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The Fondation les petits trésors de l’Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies
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Les Impatients
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CAPHC Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres
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The Pacific Path Institute
10 Butters Foundation
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The Fondation Mélio
12 Projet RAD
13 Quechua Benefit
14 Léon Courville Vigneron
15 Robert Charlebois
16Auction
17
Online Auction
18Tickets
19 Sponsorship plan
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The Event
The Perron Group event was born from a very simple idea: to do something for children. The idea evolved, transforming itself into a dream – the dream of making it grow by constantly pushing the limits. Thus, since the idea was born,
more than $1 185,000 has been raised for the benefit of several organizations. Proud of our success, we would like to
thank all our participants, our many volunteers as well as the generous donors and sponsors who have believed in this
project throughout the years and have made it into the prestigious event it is today.
$ 1 185 000
LET’S KEEP GOING !
2014
250 000 $
Charities : Les Petits Trésors, Les Impatients, Canadian Association of Paediatric
Health Centres, Pacific Path Institute, Butters, SOS Children’s Villages
Honorary president : Diane Giard
Artist : Zachary Richard
2013
225 000 $
Charities : Les Petits Trésors, Les Impatients, Canadian Association of Paediatric
Health Centres, Pacific Path Institute, Maison Gilles-Carle, Butters
Honorary president : Mario Tremblay
Artist : Cirque Eloize
2012
225 000 $
Charities : Les Petits Trésors, Les Impatients, Canadian Association of Paediatric
Health Centres, Pacific Path Institute
Honorary presidency : Patricia Curadeau-Grou and Pierre Fitzgibbon
Artist : Ima
2011
155 000 $
Charities : Les Petits Trésors, Les Impatients, The Montreal Canadians Children’s
Foundation, Pacific Path Institute
Honorary presidency : Serge Bilodeau and Frédéric Bilodeau
Artist : Martin Fontaine
2010
100 000 $
Charities : Les Petits Trésors, Les Impatients, Fondation En Coeur
Honorary president : Jean Lemire
Artist : Dan Bigras
2009
70 000 $
Charities : Les Petits Trésors, Les Impatients
Honorary president : Guy Lafleur
Artist : Daniel Bélanger
2008
61 000 $
Charitiy : Les Petits Trésors
Honorary president : Isabelle Hudon
Artist : Michel Pagliaro
2007
52 000 $
Charitiy : Sainte-Justine UHC Foundation
Honorary president : Pierre Boivin
Artist : Robert Charlebois
2006
47 000 $
Charitiy : The Fondation Centre de cancérologie Charles-Bruneau
Honorary president : Pierre Bruneau
Artist : Grégory Charles
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Our 2014
Success
On August 23rd of last year, more than 500 people gathered to show their support to the Fondation les petits trésors,
Les Impatients, the Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres (CAPHC), the Pacific Path Institute, the Butters
Foundation and SOS Children’s Villages. Under the honorary presidency of Mrs. Diane Giard, Executive Vice-President - Personal and Commercial Banking, National Bank of Canada, the event enabled us to raise $250,000.
Invitation
2015
On Saturday, August 29, 2015, the Perron Group once again invites its business partners and clients to the 10th edition
of the Event, with Robert Charlebois performing, in the enchanting and magnificent Domaine Les Brome vineyard.
Under honorary presidency of Mr. Mario Dumont, TV show host and commentator, the event is expected to draw
more than 500 people, coming together in aid of the Fondation les petits trésors, Les Impatients, the Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres (CAPHC), the Pacific Path Institute, the Butters Foundation, The Fondation
Mélio, Projet RAD and Quechua Benefit.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENT :
www.evenementgroupeperron.com / [email protected]
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The Perron
Group
The Perron Group is a team of six finance professionals working in the
field of portfolio management within BMO Nesbitt Burns. Founded by
Gérald Perron 25 years ago, the company works with more than 150
families and manages 400 M$ of assets. The direction is complemented
by two other partners, Jonathan Sénécal and Mathieu Bouthillier, while
Francine D’Astous and Aviva Abergel enrich the team and add depth to the
service offering.
Success is measured one person at a time at The Perron Group. For more than 25 years, it has been successful in meeting its clients’ objectives. The Group has secured an enviable position in the financial world through upscale services
and a customized approach. There is no compromise to make when it comes to fulfilling expectations.
The team members never lose sight of the values that define them and guide their action: innovation, education, communication, listening, accuracy and above all, passion about their profession and their clients. The Group goes through
all the stages of its clients’ lives, understanding their personal situation, guiding them and helping them to prosper.
The Group is known for staying in close contact with its clients. Indeed, over time, situations and personal goals evolve.
Therefore, maintaining a close relationship, listening and reacting adequately is crucial. The team is always available
to advise clients and answer their questions. On a weekly basis, the Group issues a summary report highlighting key
economic and market news in plain language.
Working towards society’s welfare, The Perron Group is committed to helping the most vulnerable in our society. Since
2006, it contributed to various charities embracing the wellbeing of children and supporting the cause of mental illness
by organizing its own annual event. So far, more than $1 185,000 was donated to various foundations through the organization of 9 events.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
McGill College Tower
1501 McGill College Avenue, suite 3200
Montréal (Québec) H3A 3M8
Tel: 514 871-7031
Toll free: 1-888-548-7676
Fax: 514 871-7032
www.legroupeperron.com
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The Fondation Les Petits Trésors
de l’Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies
A year of commotion
2015 will certainly be remembered in the collective mind
as a year of commotion and turmoil in Quebec’s healthcare
system.
Our particularities as a foundation, lead us to expect the best of this restructuration as we are the only Hospital foundation dedicated exclusively to the mental health of children and teenagers in Québec. Awaiting the implementation of
all these changes, we must, more than ever, pursue our activities and consolidate our mission. Through all this uncertainty, we continue to move forward. The challenges are considerable and that is why your engagement is more than
necessary and essential to the cause.
As you know, Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies (HRDP)—the only pediatric psychiatric hospital in the province—has been
our charity partner from the start, more than thirty years ago. Our Foundation is entirely and exclusively dedicated
to the mental health of children. Since 2010, close to 2 million dollars were donated to our philanthropic partner and
invested in the advancement of research and the elevation of the cares provided to our “petits trésors”.
Suffering in silence
It is true that mental illness is a subject that we hear about more frequently. It is not surprising knowing that 1 out of 5
adults and children suffer from mental health issues. But mental illness, especially in children, is still a taboo subject.
Many parents do not talk about it and often deny it even exists. Currently, more than 250,000 families in Québec are
coping with this issue in silence and isolation.
These kids have a hard time growing. The illness invades their head... their entire life. Imagine how difficult, if not
impossible, growth, development and aspirations for the future must be for a child or a teenager suffering. If nothing is
done, this will mean deprivation of the richness and contribution of 20% of tomorrow’s adults in our society. We, as a
community, cannot afford to miss out on all this potential!
Thank you for helping us to strive to always do better!
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.petitstresors.ca
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Les
Impatients
It is a wonderful work that Les Impatients achieve by offering a haven, an
“oasis
where each one can not only find peace and beauty but also feels free to
express himself in a secure and fraternal environment. How can we not want
this to last? - James Hyndman
”
For 22 years, the mission of our non-profit organization has been to help people with mental health issues through
artistic expression. We offer free creation workshops in visual arts, music and dance. Each week, 450 participants attend
47 workshops in 8 locations in Montreal and surrounding areas. And the need is always increasing.
Our approach is unique in Quebec: we are offering to vulnerable participants the opportunity to express themselves
freely through creativity. Each year, many outreach activities in professional contexts are held to encourage self-esteem
and to help demystify the mental illness.
When Impatients join us, they break out their isolation, socialize, and reveal themselves beyond words. Their recovery
accelerates often without any hospitalisation. Create hope! Nourish pride! This is Les Impatients!
Strong from the experience, the commitment of the team and the complicity of the citizens and artists who support
us, we want our workshops to grow and our activities to touch, each year, more and more creative people. It is with the
funds raised at events like this one that we will succeed!
Thanks to the Groupe Perron and everyone who supports it!
Frédéric Palardy, General Manager
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.impatients.ca
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Canadian Association of
Paediatric Health Centres (CAPHC)
Health promotion and health care delivery are complex issues, in particular for our more vulnerable populations. All children and youth must
have access to a healthcare system supported by evidence based practice
and integrated models of care that will appropriately position them for
optimal transition to adulthood.
CAPHC’s Vision – “Knowledge to Action: Enabling the Best Healthcare for Canada’s Children and Youth”
Founded in 1968, CAPHC supports child and youth healthcare professionals and families from more than 70 organizations in Canada. Each year, 8.75 million children and youth rely on the services of CAPHC’s member organizations.
These organizations provide essential healthcare services to Canada’s children and youth. Every year, 600,000 young
people visit emergency rooms across the country; 500,000 children and youth seek help for a disability; 350,000 are
admitted to paediatric and community hospitals; and 200,000 are treated for the effects of serious childhood illnesses
such as asthma, cancer and diabetes. In all, children and youth spend approximately 1,500,000 days per year in hospital,
away from their homes, schools and communities.
“CAPHC sees opportunities to improve the quality of care that children and youth receive, and brings together
people from across the country to seize them. Thanks to CAPHC, I can help ensure that my brother and kids like
him get the support they need to be the best they can be!”
– Alexandre Bilodeau, 2010 AND 2014 Canadian Olympic gold-medalist
Le Groupe Perron’s Contribution to Children’s Rehabilitation
Since 2010, the Groupe Perron has been an integral partner in supporting CAPHC’s work in Childhood Rehabilitation.
In the spring of 2015, the first ever Paediatric Rehabilitation Reporting System (PRRS) will be launched bringing child
and youth rehabilitation centres together from coast to coast. The PRRS will be a powerful national tool to help rehabilitation centres across the country make better decisions based on evidence, and will provide robust, standardized data
to improve access to care and health outcomes.
“CAPHC is most grateful to Le Groupe Perron for its support and commitment to the health and well-being of
our children and youth.”
– Elaine Orrbine, President and CEO, CAPHC
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.caphc.org / www.caphc.org/knowledge-exchange-network
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“I lead a school in a disadvantaged ethnic environment with all the challenges that entails. The implementa- “The project Young Mediators ontion of the Pacific Path Institute program allowed us to find an increase in student retention and a significant line allows us to share our knowreduction in violence and bullying.”
ledge as mediators and support
– Mr Dominic Blanchette, director of Calixa-Lavallée High School in Montréal Nord other young mediators by
answering their questions on a
forum or creating video capsules on the blog.” The team
of young consultants mediators.
The Pacific
Path Institute
An expertise in violence prevention and conflict resolution for
youth and into communities
DID YOU KNOW…
In Quebec, one out of ten youngsters says he/she has been a victim of bullying.
(Public Security Ministry, 2012)
Nearly 53% of high school youth and 40% of elementary school children in Quebec report they were victims
of violence at least once. (Janosz, Bowen et al, 2004)
Violence has negative consequences on the psychosocial development of children, such as low self-esteem, anxiety,
a feeling of loneliness or depression and a strong impact on school performance (Chouinard, Janosz et al, 2004).
OUR MISSION
For 38 years, the Pacific Path Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development, implementation
and promotion of skills for conflict resolution and prevention of psychosocial problems, to build living environments
free from violence and support the psychosocial development of children, youth and adults. Through its Community
Centre in Montréal-Nord, the Pacific Path Institute is directly involved in children 5 to 12 years to get them to develop
social skills. Also, more than 500 schools in all regions of Quebec who implement our conflict resolutions program
aimed annually to equip more than 105 000 young people to solve their conflicts peacefully and prevent other problems
such as bullying and psychological distress.
THE IMPACT OF YOUR COMMITMENT
The funds raised through the Groupe Perron event will allow the Pacific Path Institute to pursue
its mission through the development and dissemination of his major conflict resolution programs
designed for preschool, elementary and high schools. A greater number of youth will learn the necessary skills to the management of pacific conducts that they can use throughout their lives. By your
commitment, you indicate your interest in building a more peaceful society.
A big thank you to the Perron Group and all those who contribute to the success of this great event!
“Note that throughout the CPE, children are aware of Mrs. Pacific, even at
the nursery. Children see the posters,
hear the songs and staff use the language.” – Hélène Courville, educational director at CPE Mini Fairy Inc.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.institutpacifique.com
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Butters
Foundation
A diagnosis of autism or intellectual disability with severe behavioural
“problems
can be a sentence to isolation, loneliness, frustration and family
dysfunction. These people are, by far, the most underserved, often misdiagnosed and mistreated. Even when correctly diagnosed, their needs are longterm and expensive to support and treat.
- Dr. William Barakett, President, Butters Foundation
”
Over the past 10 years, the prevalence of autism has jumped from 1 in 125 to 1 in 50.
The demand for services for autistic people in Quebec is increasing 24% annually.
10-20% of people with an intellectual disability or autism have serious behavioural problems.
The government does not currently know how to effectively address this challenge, and there is no new money to provide services for this rapidly growing group. Alternative solutions are needed to address this challenge.
Founded in 1976, the Butters Foundation has repeatedly paved the way for societal improvement in response to the
changing tapestry of our healthcare and public funding. Working in a public private partnership with the government,
the Foundation innovates new social services based upon the latest research to improve our care of people with intellectual disabilities and autism.
Through this approach, the Foundation has enabled major public cost savings by innovating new ways of better serving
people with intellectual disabilities and autism using the existing public purse AND has invested $7M in housing, respite, parent group support and specialized equipment for families.
We continue to create a more effective and cost-efficient public system, and to ensure that no child or adult with an
intellectual disability or autism is turned away.
Support raised through the 10th Edition of the Perron Group Event will be directed towards our From Caring to Curing
Campaign. Funds will go towards curing autism, providing respite for the families and carers of people with intellectual
disabilities and autism, and the social rehabilitation of people with severe behavioural disorders.
Thank you to Groupe Perron for supporting the community.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.fondationbutters.ca
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The Fondation Mélio
Their autonomy is more than just a promise
In Latin, melior means better. Bettering is improving. That was our inspiration. Because after all, that’s what we do:
improve rehabilitation to make lives better.
Their autonomy is more than just a promise!
The Fondation Mélio’s mission is to allow children with locomotor and speech impairments to improve their autonomy,
while supporting rehabilitation research and financing the planning and the development of the specialized services
at the Centre de réadaptation Marie Enfant.
THE CRME
The Centre de réadaptation Marie Enfant (CRME) at the CHU Sainte-Justine provides newborns, children and teenagers
who have motor or speech disabilities with highly specialized services in the areas of rehabilitation-accommodation, integration and social participation. Each year it welcomes more than 5,000 children between the ages of 0 and 18 from across
Quebec. Today, the CRME is recognized as the only centre exclusively dedicated to pediatric rehabilitation in Quebec.
OUR PROJECTS 2014-2015
$150 000 For updating the Residence and Respite Unit, the waiting room for the external clinics, the bathroom
with a therapeutic bath and a kitchen adapted for children at the IFRU, 4 balconies in the care units with
different themes : nature/zen, sports, culture/gardening and finally fun/jungle, as well as the creation of a therapeutic wall in the physiotherapy hallway.
$80 000 In equipment to complete the LOKOMAT room, including the purchase of the FEC (Functional
Electrical Stimulation) bike as well as the purchase of a microprocessor knee.
$95 000 To maintain the humanization of care with the addition of a therapeutic harpist, a new massage
therapy project for the CRME, the production of a short film « Au-delà des apparences » in the Residence and
Respite Unit, as well as a movie for the IFRU that helps children interact in a group and affirm their personality,
the addition of a mobile library for children, parents and employees.
$90 000 For research/clinical and development projects, such as the development of an adjustable chair that
facilitates casting for fabricating tibial orthoses, the development of a pediatric-sized intelligent walker, the
development of an electromechanical system that simulates imbalances, as well as other special projects…
Thanks to the Groupe Perron and your involvement, to make a difference in the lives of 5 000 children’s who have motor
or speech disabilities and your involvement will help us make children’s lives better.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.fondation-melio.org
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Projet
RAD
As long as our hearts are beating a rhythm is being created,
“everyone
can dance! No Excuses, No Limits ! ”
- Luca “Lazylegz” Patuelli
Projet RAD is an organization providing people with special needs an opportunity to take inclusive urban dance
classes in a progressive and reliable atmosphere tailored to the needs of each student. Guided by certified dance instructors, our students experience the joy of dancing with a group and the opportunity to shine on stage like a superstar!
All should have the opportunity to discover a method to pursue a passion in their own way. We believe that everyone
can reach their full potential and can accomplish their goals, regardless of ability.
Projet RAD remains the only business in Quebec to specialize in offering urban culture-based activities to people of
all ages and all abilities.
PRIMARY OBJECTIVES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Offer various urban dance experiences to people of all ages and all abilities.
Promote an active and healthy living in order to build confidence and improve self-esteem.
Promote positive interactions between professionals and amateurs in the field of urban arts.
Develop a sense of belonging for people with special needs.
Educating the public with the idea that everyone can participate in activities in their own way, regardless of their
condition.
6. Promote urban arts as a means of self-expression.
7. Remove social, environmental and personal stigmas that may limit the general participation of people with special
needs.
Thank you
The funds raised through the Perron Group event will assist Projet RAD to continue offering inclusive urban dance
programs to people of all ages, all abilities at low-costs. Your support will allow us to expand our program to more
studios across Quebec and you will be helping with the global mission to create a more inclusive society for all.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.projetrad.com
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Quechua
Benefit
From its inception in 1996 Quechua Benefit has served more than 90,000 patients with free
medical, dental and optometry services in the highlands of Peru. Today we conduct medical
missions, deliver disaster relief to remote alpaca breeders, support four orphanages. In 2010 we
constructed Casa Chapi Children’s Village which will ultimately be home to 100 young souls most of whom come from
single mother homes that cannot afford their keep; or live so remotely in the highlands that they cannot attend school;
or the children have no families at all.
Casa Chapi
Casa Chapi Children’s Village was inspired and founded by Quechua Benefit with the underprivileged children of families from the alpaca farming highlands of Peru in mind. Casa Chapi provides a nurturing refuge to children whose lives
are often at the mercy of a chaotic, unstable family life, to children who live in extreme poverty, or to children whose
family home is so remote that even attending school is impossible.
The school at Casa Chapi is committed to providing the children with their best opportunity to succeed. The goals are
to deliver high quality on-site education through the formative primary school years; to offer culturally appropriate
training in personal and spiritual values; to present teamwork and leadership opportunities within their peer group and
the community; to gain proficiency in practical life skills; and to facilitate the continuation of education and transition
to an appropriate secondary school.
The cornerstone of life at Casa Chapi is the family unit. The children from ages 5 through 11, both boys and girls, are all
raised together in age appropriate “families” in small cottages, each with a full time Madrina (God Mother). Each of the
children will receive sociological and psychological evaluation and counseling, as well as training in sports and the arts.
Perron Group’s Support
Quechua Benefit is proud of the fact that we are a volunteer organization; no member of the Board of Directors receives
a salary or monetary compensation. The missions to Peru are based on our guiding principle of “volunteerism” and
each mission team member pays their way to Peru including room, board and transportation while they are in country.
From 2008 through 2014, nearly 87 percent of Quechua Benefit’s total donations went directly to programs in Peru;
only 7 percent went to management expenses and 6 percent to the cost of fundraising.
The Perron Group’s donation will be dedicated exclusively to the operation of Casa Chapi. 100 percent of their donation
will be spent directly for the benefit of the 50 children currently living at Casa Chapi. None of the Group’s donation will
go to fund raising expenses or administrative overhead for Quechua Benefit’s operations.
The Board of Directors of Quechua Benefit and the children of Casa Chapi salute the Perron Group’s generosity.
For more information please visit:
www.quechuabenefit.org
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Léon Courville’s
Vineyard
Léon Courville’s vineyard is located in an exceptional country setting with breathtaking views of the Eastern Townships.
Set in a gently rolling hillside that flows into Brome Lake, the vineyard enjoys an exceptional microclimate. A magnificent winery with the most up-to-date equipment overlooks the vineyard. The vine is cultivated according to timetested practices; the quality of a wine begins in the fields, from pruning to harvest. The vineyard now has over 75,000
vines planted on 18 hectares that include 10 varieties: Vidal, Geisenheim, Seyval, Riesling, Chardonnay, St-Pépin,
Maréchal Foch, De Chaunac, Pinot Noir, and Baco.
Vinification of grapes is done with the most modern equipment and the methods ensuring the highest quality. Most
wines produced are aged in oak barrels. Unless it is a blend, each wine bears the name of the varietal, as is the custom
in the New World.
Léon Courville, vigneron produces award-winning red, white and rosé wines, wines aged in oak barrels, late-harvest
wines, ice wines and a traditional method sparkling wine.
The winery has received many awards and honours. In January 2013, Jancis Robinson, the London Financial Times
wine correspondent, said about our Réserve Vidal wine: “I was quite impressed by an expensively oaked, mature dry
2008 white from Domaine Les Brome based on the hybrid grape Vidal”.
In 2014, 75,000 bottles were put on sale at the vineyard and at the SAQ.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.leoncourville.com
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Photo : Sylvain Dumais
Robert
Charlebois
French singer Alain Bashung said of him that he was one of the first to introduce irony in Quebec’s French music, to
the tunes of rock, blues and country. Robert Charlebois, songwriter, musician and performer, has become in 50 years
of career a key figure within the music scene, not only in Quebec but throughout the Francophonie.
The one that was affectionately nicknamed Garou received several awards which reflects the recognition of his peers,
the quality of his thousands of shows and his twenty plus albums: Prize from Charles Cros Academy, the “Olympiades
de la chanson” gold medal, Prize of the City of Paris, the French Academy Vermeil Medal and a Governor General’s
Performing Arts Award. Finally, in 1993, ADISQ awarded him its Félix Hommage for all of his work.
Like other giants from the Quebec music scene before him, such as Leclerc and Vigneault, Robert Charlebois has marked his time and exerted a profound influence on many songwriters and performers. In fact, without him, perhaps
there would not have been any Richard Desjardins, Jean Leloup, Les Colocs, or Les Coyboys Fringants ...
Fall 2010, Charlebois brings All is well, a new album of original songs, which could be his most masterful album since
the 70s. The album contains twelve songs with sophisticated arrangements ranging from folk to orchestral pop. A great
theme: love. Love and life, love and death, love and the passage of time. New songs that will join the great classics of
Charlebois’ repertoire.
The year of 2013 marks the beginning of the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of Robert Charlebois career. Tours in
France, memorable tribute show as part of the Montreal Francofolies, a new tour of Quebec with a show called 50
years-50 songs, a featuring in the beautiful film Gabrielle; if we said that he is like James Brown The hardest working man
in show business, it could be said that Charlebois (69 years old) is the busiest man in the show business in Quebec.
Charlebois, a unique and more than ever vital voice for the Francophonie.
Charlebois: the voice of an icon.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT:
www.robertcharlebois.com
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Auction
As part of the event, the Perron Group organizes an exceptional auction for the benefit of the supported charities.
SILENT AUCTION
Each year, several lots are featured: works of art, jewelry, spas, hotels, wine and special items.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Exclusive lots are also featured in the public auction. Over the years, this auction has become a tradition and is now
considered an important part of the event’s entertainment! For this 10th edition, the Perron Group is proud to collaborate with Mr. Rock Fournier, auctioneer.
ROCK FOURNIER
From a family of auctioneers, Rock Fournier has nearly 30 years of experience in industrial and commercial auctioneering. He also lends his talent to the Perron Group Event for the 5th consecutive year. Beware! This man can sell
anything to anybody!
THANK YOU!
The auction has been made possible by individuals and businesses who generously donate goods and services. The
Perron Group would like to thank all those who contribute to the success of this auction.
If you wish to donate a good or service to the auction, please contact the Perron Group.
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Online
Auction
Starting June 15, 2015, you can bid on any of our online featured lots.
For more details, please visit the auction tab of our new website at www.evenementgroupeperron.com.
EXPOSURE OFFERED TO SILENT AUCTION DONORS
VALUE OF DONATION1
Exposure2
$7 499 to $2 500
$2 499 to $1 000
$999 and less
Exposure in the silent auction area at the
event
X
X
X
Detailed description of your contribution and corporate name in the evening
program provided to the 500 guests the
day of the event
X
X
X
Description of your contribution and
your corporate name in the event’s
magazine3
X
1/4 page in the event’s magazine3
(description + logo + photo if applicable)
X
Website (description of your contribution
and corporate name)
X
Value of donation = market value – cost price.
Live auction upgrades are offered for any lot with a donation value of $7,501 and up.
3
Print run: 1500 copies of the magazine will be printed and distributed to centers of influence. It is critical that we receive all required information
for exposure in the magazine by June 1st, 2015 at the latest.
1
2
EXPOSURE OFFERED TO LIVE AUCTION DONORS
VALUE OF DONATION1
Exposure
Live auction area4
$7 500 and +
X
4
Detailed description of your contribution + logo + photo if applicable
Magazine 4 and 5
X
1 page: Print run: 1500 copies of the magazine will be printed and
distributed to centers of influence.
Website4
X
It is critical that we receive all required information for exposure
in the magazine by June 1st, 2015 at the latest.
Giant screen4
X
Presentation by the auctioneer
X
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Event
Tickets
You are cordially invited to the 10th Edition of the Perron Group Event.
YOUR PARTICIPATION WILL ENABLE THESE FOUNDATIONS TO PURSUE
THEIR MISSION.
TO ATTEND THIS EXCLUSIVE EVENING, YOU MAY:
Buy tickets at the cost of $325 each. An income tax receipt of $150 per ticket will be issued.
Become a sponsor
It is also possible to book a table of 10 at a cost of $3000.
A NOT-TO-MISS EVENT!
To purchase tables or tickets, please contact Francine D’Astous at 514 871-7031 or at
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10th EDITION
PERRON GROUP EVENT
Sponsorship Plan
Principal
$30 000
10
Platinum
$20 000
8
Gold
$10 000
8
Silver
$5 000
4
Bronze
$1 500
2
Partner's logo visible on the event
website *logo must be submitted before
July 31st, 2015
Exposure on the
home page *logo
must be submitted
before
July 31st, 2015
Exposure on the
home page *logo
must be submitted
before
July 31st, 2015
Exposure on the
home page *logo
must be submitted
before
July 31st, 2015
Logo visible by
clicking on the link
2015 partner son the
website's homepage
*will be available
after the event
Logo visible by
clicking on the link
2015 partner son the
website's homepage
*will be available
after the event
Exposure in the Perron Group event's
magazine1
2 premium pages2
(on a first come
first serve basis for
the choice of the
location)
2 pages
1 page
1/2 page
x
(individual logo)
x
(individual logo)
x
(individual logo)
x
(logo paired with
another partner)
x
(logo paired with 4
other partners)
x
x
x
x
x
x
(First choice of table)
x
x
Official sponsors of the silent auction
area
x
x
x
Logo on the bidding sheets at the silent
auction
x
Logo on the cover page of the evening
program
x
x
x
Logo on the back of the evening program (section Thank you to our generous
partners)
x
x
x
x
x
Official sponsors of the wine auction area
x
x
Pens with the partner's logo for each
bidding board in the silent auction and
the wine auction area (approx 150 pens)
*pens must be provided by the partner
before August 1st, 2015
x
Official presenters of the live auction
x
Logo on the live auction bidding paddles
x
Logo on the menus set at each table
x
x
Logo in the bar area and signature
cocktail in the company's name
x
x
Official presenter of Robert Charlebois' show with special mention by the
evening host
x
Logo on the volunteers ID cards
x
Logo on the 500 tickets
Number of tickets included
Website
Magazine
Welcoming personalized note in the
evening program
Continuous showing of partner logos on
giant screen during the event
Partner logos in the reception area
VIP places
Event
x
x
x
Official event presenter in any
communication relating to the event
(press releases, personalized invitation
Communications letters, etc.)
x
x
Logo on the ‘‘giant check’’ given to the
foundations
x
x
Ferris wheel bearing the image of the
partner at the event
x
FERRIS WHEEL
* If logo is
submitted after
July 31st, 2015 it
will be available
on the website
only after the
event (within a
month after the
event)
Print run: 1500 copies of the magazine will be printed and distributed
to centers of influence. It is critical that we receive all required
information for exposure in the magazine by June 1st, 2015 at the latest.
1
19
x
2
Magazine’s premium pages
- fisrt two pages in the magazine
- back of the magazine and page next to the 1st summary
- last page of the magazine (interior) and page next to the 2nd summary
10th EDITION
PERRON GROUP EVENT
Thank you
to our 2014 partners
Main partners
Platinum sponsors
Gold sponsors
Silver sponsors
Bronze sponsors
Event partners
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10th EDITION
PERRON GROUP EVENT