Easter Seals DROP ZONE hit Halifax September 18, 2009 on a beautiful sunny day – with a little wind! 70 excited (and nervous!) participants rappelled 23 stories at 1801 Hollis St! Congratulation to all the superheros who conquered their own fears to make their leap into action!! In total these individuals raised $120 000 for

Prepare for the Easter Seals Drop Zone to hit Halifax this Friday September 18. All day supporters of Easter Seals Nova Scotia will rappel 23 stories from 1801 Hollis St. (corner of Hollis and Duke). Come watch from the sidewalk, or view live streaming at www.thedropzone.com or www.easterseals.ca. Share on Facebook

In this picture from left to right: Tom Merriam – President & CEO of Easter Seals Nova Scotia, Simone MacKenzie – Green P Energy Conserving products, John Moorehouse – CREIT, and Mike Crosby – winner of the first of two Veloteq Electric Scooters for fundraising well over $1,500 for the Halifax Drop Zone in support

Update: Stuart is unable to rappel on September 18 due to a family emergency. Check out his new book Extreme Vinyl Cafe and new CD Planet Boy Stuart McLean of CBC radio’s The Vinyl Café will rappel for Easter Seals Nova Scotia’s DROP ZONE on September 18, 2009 in Halifax at 1801 Hollis St! Join

Same Great Programs, ONE Great Name! Easter Seals Nova Scotia is a local charity whose programs and services enhance the health, mobility, and independence of Nova Scotians with physical disabilities. During its 78 year history, the name of our organization has changed a number of times. Since 1985, Easter Seals Nova Scotia has also been