Canada-wide charity car wash in support of the Children's Wish Foundation of Canada
TORONTO, July 13, 2015 /CNW/ - On July 18, 2015, Krown Rust Control, Canada's number one rust protection company, will attempt to break the world record for the most vehicles washed by an organization in one day at the second annual Krown Wash for a Wish Car Wash. For $10, Canadians will receive a hand car wash at any participating Krown Rust Control location across the country and 100 per cent of money raised will be donated to regional chapters of The Children's Wish Foundation of Canada.
Wash for a Wish Charity Car Wash Details
WHO:
The following spokespeople are available for interviews:
- Freeman Young, President of Krown Rust Control
- Anjie Dietrich, National Manager of Corporate Development for The Children's Wish Foundation of Canada
- Local Krown Rust Control centre owners across Canada
- Wish Families to speak about their wish experiences
WHAT:
The Krown Wash for a Wish Car Wash is a Canada-wide fundraiser in support of Children's Wish. All proceeds raised at the event will be donated to regional chapters of the charity.
WHERE:
Krown Rust Control services Canadians at more than 200 centres across the country. To find the Krown centre nearest you, visit http://www.krown.com.
WHEN:
Saturday, July 18, 2015 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time.
HOW TO RSVP:
Media interested in either attending a local Krown Wash for a Wish Charity Car Wash or booking an interview can RSVP to [email protected]. Canadians wishing to support Children's Wish by having their car washed are invited to visit their local Krown centre on July 18, 2015. To find a local Krown centre or make an online donation, visit http://www.krown.com/washforawish/. Follow the Krown Wash for a Wish Charity Car Wash on social media at www.facebook.com/krown and www.twitter.com/krownrust using the #WashForAWish hashtag.
SOURCE Krown
Jonathan MacIndoe, energi PR, 1-866-337-3362 x 24, [email protected]; Craig Shuttleworth, Krown, 905-939-8750, [email protected]
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