" It’s Andy Paschalidis touching base.

I need your help. I have been working for SPECIAL OLYMPICS for two years trying to make a difference to people with an intellectual disability through sport.

 

It’s tough, challenging but at the same time a very rewarding role for the right reasons.

I just had a great event on the Central Coast last Friday night attended by the like of Lawrie McKinna, John Hutchinson and Mile Sterjovski.

 

Now it’s time to focus on a unique celebration of the 2014 WORLD CUP with three special performances from the TEN SOPRANOS, RIO’S BRAZILIAN DANCERS and the YARIMA & FRAUDY Salsa Spectacular.

 

Would your club or association consider organising a table of 10 on JUNE 7 and at the same time help a unique cause?

Perhaps you can pass this information on to your contacts?

 

It could be an ideal time to reward key staff or clients.

 

Just to give you an indicator please take time to look at the following links of THE TEN SOPRANOS. My favourite clip is the second one.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br1OWQo0zyY

 

Here is the second clip which is only being shown for private use and not for public viewing. It’s worth looking at as well - https://Vimeo.com/77658446  - Password. 2013 (This clip is very impressive)

 

The ARRESTING HUMOUR Comedy Night on MAY 27 at the Comedy Store, Fox Studios is shaping up nicely and could also be a consideration.

 

A couple of football teams I know are looking at it as a perfect opportunity for a night off and some much needed bonding.

 

Any help in spreading the word is greatly appreciated.

 

My next correspondence will be as the inaugural President of Men of Football – Sydney Chapter.

 

Take care and all the very best for the rest of the season.

 

Kind regards,

 

Andrew Paschalidis
NSW State Fundraising and Partnerships Manager - Special Olympics Australia
Sports House Level 1,
6A Figtree Drive Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127
PO Box 62 Concord West, NSW 2138
T: 02 8116 9833 F: 02 8732 1629 M: 0467 764598
 
Allowing people with an intellectual disability to reach their personal best
through regular sports participation and meaningful competition.
 
What is Special Olympics? Special Olympics Australia is the not-for-profit organisation that transforms the lives of people with an intellectual disability through weekly grass roots sports training, healthy lifestyle and development programs.  It is not a single event and it is not just for elite.  Every day of every week of every year, almost 3,000 dedicated volunteers provide support to more than 7,700 members with an intellectual disability right across Australia to help them achieve their personal best"