2024 an eveninig of Wine & Song
On Thursday, May 23rd the Children’s Aid Foundation of Nova Scotia hosted its annual Evening of Wine & Song at the Gran Hall of the Cathedral Church of All Saints.
What a success it was, with the Grand Hall teaming with enthusiastic supporters of the foundation. A very special thank you to Owen O’Sound Lee, whose upbeat and inspiring music thrilled everyone, and to Atima Kamra, who shared her expertise on wines at our event. And of course, to everyone who attended our event. We could not help our province’s most vulnerable kids without you.
Special tanks to Gus Richardson who was out photographer for the evening.
2023 an eveninig of Wine & Song
On June 1st the CAFNS was thrilled to host its first post-covid Evening of Wine & Song at the Cathedral Church of All Saints, featuring the extraordinary talent of Owen ‘O Sound Lee. Sommelier Jenny Dow from Bishop’s Cellar educated us on the wine selection.
The CAFNS is especially grateful to the Jack and Nance Giving Fund — our premier donor for the Evening of Wine and Song.
It was a capacity crowd and a very enthusiastic and happy one. Many thanks to all our supporters.
Special thanks to Gordon Whittaker who was our photographer for the evening
Gorgeous Flowers by Jane
Amazing Food
Crowd Gathers
The Evening begins
A way we go
Our cashiers
Our chair and valued volunteer
Our valued Patrons
Enjoying the wonderful Bishops Cellar Wine
A few Laughs along the way
Attentive Crowd
The auction begins, thanks to our incredible donors
The sweet music of Owen O' sound lee, highlights the evening
Our sommelier Educates Us on the wines
Dedicated volunteers build Amazing charcuterie Board
An unexpected treat - Lotoya wowed us with her vocals
Lots of questions for the sommelier
Enjoyed by All
End of the evening catchup
More of our Volunteers
More Auction Items
Special Award
The board of the CAFNS is thrilled that Jane Landry, the foundation’s Executive Director, was honoured by the Home Bridge Youth Society at their 2023 AGM for her years of dedication to assisting vulnerable youth in Nova Scotia. This honour is well-deserved as Jane’s focus and efforts have been unrelenting for over 12 years and continues to this day. Congratulations Jane!
