Roll for Peterborough

from $9.08

Who says a campaign event has to be boring?

Join Jack Henry, candidate for KPR School Board Trustee for the City of Peterborough, for an evening of board games, good conversation, and genuine community at Boardwalk Board Game Café.

Here's how the night works:

Jack will speak briefly about why he's running, what he's fighting for, and what Peterborough's public schools actually need from their next trustee. Then he'll open the floor for questions. Then everyone plays games. That's it. No podium. No formal dinner. No uncomfortable folding chairs in a church basement. Just a candidate who wants to meet his community and a room full of people who care about Peterborough's schools.

Your Ticket Includes:

  • Game playing fee for the evening at Boardwalk Board Game Café

  • A brief talk from Jack on his platform and vision for KPR

  • Open Q&A, ask Jack anything

  • An evening with people who care about this city and it’s schools

Food and drinks are available to order directly from Boardwalk throughout the evening, not included in the ticket price but very much encouraged.

The Schedule

6:00pm — Doors open. Grab a drink. Pick a game.
6:15pm — Jack speaks. Fifteen minutes. He'll be brief, he knows you came for the games.
6:30pm — Q&A. Ten minutes. Ask him anything.
6:45pm — Games. Jack will be circulating. Come say hi.
9:00pm — Wrap up. Go home. Tell your neighbours about the race.

Why Tickets

This is a campaign fundraiser. Ticket proceeds go directly to the Jack Henry for KPR Trustee campaign helping fund canvassing, and the work of getting this campaign in front of every Peterborough family before October 26.

Under Ontario's Municipal Elections Act all campaign contributions must be tracked. When you purchase a ticket your name and address will be collected for campaign finance compliance. Contributions are limited to $1,200 per person and must come from Ontario residents.

This is not a tax receipt. Municipal campaign contributions are not tax deductible. Billing address must be in Ontario.

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Who says a campaign event has to be boring?

Join Jack Henry, candidate for KPR School Board Trustee for the City of Peterborough, for an evening of board games, good conversation, and genuine community at Boardwalk Board Game Café.

Here's how the night works:

Jack will speak briefly about why he's running, what he's fighting for, and what Peterborough's public schools actually need from their next trustee. Then he'll open the floor for questions. Then everyone plays games. That's it. No podium. No formal dinner. No uncomfortable folding chairs in a church basement. Just a candidate who wants to meet his community and a room full of people who care about Peterborough's schools.

Your Ticket Includes:

  • Game playing fee for the evening at Boardwalk Board Game Café

  • A brief talk from Jack on his platform and vision for KPR

  • Open Q&A, ask Jack anything

  • An evening with people who care about this city and it’s schools

Food and drinks are available to order directly from Boardwalk throughout the evening, not included in the ticket price but very much encouraged.

The Schedule

6:00pm — Doors open. Grab a drink. Pick a game.
6:15pm — Jack speaks. Fifteen minutes. He'll be brief, he knows you came for the games.
6:30pm — Q&A. Ten minutes. Ask him anything.
6:45pm — Games. Jack will be circulating. Come say hi.
9:00pm — Wrap up. Go home. Tell your neighbours about the race.

Why Tickets

This is a campaign fundraiser. Ticket proceeds go directly to the Jack Henry for KPR Trustee campaign helping fund canvassing, and the work of getting this campaign in front of every Peterborough family before October 26.

Under Ontario's Municipal Elections Act all campaign contributions must be tracked. When you purchase a ticket your name and address will be collected for campaign finance compliance. Contributions are limited to $1,200 per person and must come from Ontario residents.

This is not a tax receipt. Municipal campaign contributions are not tax deductible. Billing address must be in Ontario.