Jail-N-Bail: Behind bars raising money for the Canadian Cancer Society

Jail-N-Bail is based on the “arrest” of public figures in politics, business, entertainment, etc. who agree to be “incarcerated” under a bogus pretence and raise money for their “bail” by asking friends, colleagues and family to support them. Each prisoner must raise a minimum bail of $1000, all of which goes to the Canadian Cancer Society.

Jail-N-Bail is an original way for the Canadian Cancer Society to raise money in order to help fund public policy, provide information, promote healthy lifestyles, support people living with cancer and advocate for healthy public policy and cancer control.

Among the prisoners:

Don Planche, V-P Finance or marketing, PC Globe

Claude Deschamps, Propelion Internet

The public is invited to join us at Fairview Pointe Claire, on Friday, November 2nd at 2:00 p.m. to participate and support the cause.

Jail-N-Bail is an original way for the Canadian Cancer Society, a national community-based organisation of volunteers, to raise money in order to help fund public policy, provide information, promote healthy lifestyles, support people living with cancer and advocate for healthy public policy and cancer control.

To learn more about cancer, visit www.cancer.ca or call our free and bilingual Cancer Information Service at 1 888 939-3333.

(Source: Canadian Cancer Society)