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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Vehicle donations help bring stories to the stage at Guild Festival Theatre. This story is right from the heart of one of their first donors! A heart-warming tale right from Guild Festival Theatre&#8217;s GFT Times A Father’s Day Story What do you do with a half-burnt pickup truck? As it turns out, you can turn [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Vehicle donations help <strong>bring stories to the stage at <a href="https://www.guildfestivaltheatre.ca/">Guild Festival Theatre</a></strong>. This story is right from the heart of one of their first donors!</p>



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<h2>A heart-warming tale right from <a href="https://www.guildfestivaltheatre.ca/a-fathers-day-story">Guild Festival Theatre&#8217;s GFT Times</a></h2>



<h1><strong>A Father’s Day Story</strong></h1>



<p>What do you do with a half-burnt pickup truck? As it turns out, you can turn it into a gift to support the arts.</p>



<p>This Father&#8217;s Day, we&#8217;re sharing a story about a truck, a dad, and one final gift to Guild Festival Theatre.</p>



<p>Artistic Director Emeritus, Helen Juvonen, recently turned her late father&#8217;s pickup truck into a donation to GFT through Donate A Car Canada. In Helen&#8217;s words:&nbsp;</p>



<p>&#8220;<em>When my father passed away in 2022 I inherited his pick-up truck. He had loaned it to me several times over the years, often to haul set pieces all across the city.</em></p>



<p><em>The truck did a lot of heavy lifting for GFT &#8211; transporting the Drowning Girls bathtubs, audience chairs, and going on tour to Prescott and Port Perry, carrying all of Alice in Wonderland&#8217;s unusual props. It was even immortalized on film in my web series You&#8217;re Never Alone.</em></p>



<h2>Act Two for a truck with Guild Festival Theatre ties</h2>



<p><em>In April, while I was away in Prince George (and about 15 minutes before showtime) I got a call from Tyler. The truck had caught fire in our driveway. He wasn&#8217;t home at the time but our neighbours had quickly called 911. Nobody was hurt, there was some minor damage to our property, but our garbage bins had melted and the truck was&#8230;toast. We can&#8217;t be absolutely sure what happened but our best guess is that a rodent chewed a wire and its nest, or some other debris, caught on fire. But I think it was a sign from my dad &#8211; probably warning us that the cost of upkeep and gas wasn&#8217;t worth it anymore.</em></p>



<p><em>Now, what to do with a half-burnt pick-up truck? A little research led us to Donate-A-Car Canada. They sent a tow truck to haul it away, the truck was evaluated and we had $300 to donate to charity. It seemed fitting that its final act was a donation to the theatre. Thanks, Dad.</em>&#8220;</p>



<p>This Father&#8217;s Day, we&#8217;re grateful for the many ways people leave a lasting legacy. If you have a vehicle you&#8217;re no longer using, <strong>Donate A Car Canada</strong> can help turn it into support for Guild Festival Theatre or another cause close to your heart.&#8221;</p>



<h2>Act Three is yours to write!</h2>



<p>Do you have a vehicle that&#8217;s ready to make a dramatic exit? Hopefully yours isn&#8217;t making its final bow as a result of a critter-provoked blaze! </p>



<p>Every car counts when supporting the arts in Canada. If your unused or unwanted vehicle is re-sale ready we will put it up for bids. It will sell as-is to the highest bidder. </p>



<p>If your vehicle has given you all its got to give we&#8217;ll recycle it. </p>



<p>Either way, the net proceeds from the process are disbursed to your Canadian charity of choice. Then, you receive a tax receipt!</p>



<p>We can&#8217;t wait to hear your story! We are excited to extend the legacy of your vehicle!</p>
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