Tuesday, 10 November 2020

The Royal Canadian Geographical Society

 Since 1929, The Royal Canadian Geographical Society has been making Canada better known to Canadians and to the world. We work with 25,000 teachers nationwide to help the next generations of Canadians chart their own path.

As you know, I have been promoting Geographic Education for several years as a high school teacher, and in 2017, became a Fellow of RCGS and the Canadian Geographic rep for Ontario.

The items up for auction include an eight-day Haida Gwaii Expedition Cruise, a trip to Egypt guided by RCGS Fellow and explorer George Kourounis and an eight-day rafting experience on the Nahanni River, N.W.T.

If you’re not looking for an adventure, perhaps a virtual dinner with author Margaret Atwood is more enticing to you? Or maybe a private concert from Survivorman Les Stroud will snag your bid.

Whether you’re looking for artwork, books, experiences or travel adventures donated by great partners fromMaple Leaf Adventures to the Toronto Zoo, the RCGS Silent Auction has something for everyone to bid on.

Find all the silent auction items at rcgsauction.ca.

Thank you so much in advance for helping us raise funds for our critical work!
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