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Nov 23, 2009 11:54 AM (article from Yorkregion.com)

The Markham Federation of Filipino Canadians presents The Taste of Broadway-The Classics on Dec. 9 at the Markham Theatre.

Funds raised will go to the victims of the typhoons in the Philippines.

All performers and directors are donating their time and talents for this good cause.

Tickets are $ 35, $45 and $ 250.

The $250 will receive a receipt of $215 from Global Medic.

Don't miss the surprise performance of Mayor Frank Scarpitti in the Sound of Music.

Nov 11, 2009 08:30 AM (article from Yorkregion.com)

The Markham Federation of Filipino Canadians will present A Taste of Broadway – the Classics, a musical concert at Markham Theatre Dec. 9.

Organized to raise funds for typhoon victims in the Philippines, the show will feature selections from hit Broadway musicals including Cats, West Side Story, Oliver, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie and the Sound of Music.

November 5, 2009 - Markham,

The Markham Federation of Filipino Canadians (MFFC) presents “A Taste of Broadway – the Classics”, a musical concert for a cause. This event is organized along with the Alex Chiu charities to help raise funds to aid the thousands of victims affected by the disasters caused by recent typhoons in the Philippines.

October 10, 2009, Markham -

In response to the recent disaster caused by Typhoon Ketsana in the Philippines, the MFFC has organized fundraising activities to help to aid the hundreds of victims affected by calamity.
MFFC along with the Alex Chiu Charities has also appealed for government support to help their fellow Filipinos affected by the disaster in the Philippines. The Town of Markham approved
a grant of $7,500 to support the relief efforts.

March 23, 2009, Markham, Ontario

About the Awards

Sept 26, 2007, Markham Ontario - In what has become annual tradition the Markham Federation of Filipino Canadians will cap another successful year of operations with a celebration.  It will mark the 18th anniversary of its founding with a Dinner Dance to be held at the Thornhill Community Center on Saturday, October 13, 2007.