Keeping Dreams Alive Contest

Contributions are sought from the community to encourage people to keep dreams alive, create prosperity, and help others. Submissions can be enterprising projects or creative expressions. The latter may be stories, songs, performances, multimedia presentations, or works of art.

Prizes of $1,000, $500, and $250 will be warded to the best entrants in two categories: full-time student and public. The winners will have their work presented at the Celebration and published in the Dreams Alive Guide. Also the 10 best per category will receive two tickets to the Celebration. Please submit entries by October 31,2001.

Submissions:

The focus is on furthering learning, advancing curriculum and nurturing leaders in: personal growth, inspiration, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation. 

• The enterprising project is a detailed inspirational and practical business proposal.

• The creative expression may consist of an inspirational story (under 1,000 words); a song, performance or multimedia presentation (under 5 minutes); or an artwork piece. Include a written summary of how the contribution will be best utilized.

Categories:

1. Full-time Student 

2. Public 

Prizes:

1. First in category $1,000

2. Second in category $500

3. Third in category $250

• Each winner receives two tickets to the Celebration of Your Dreams on January 5, 2002, and will have their work presented at the Celebration and published in the Guide.

• The 6 most outstanding of all other projects each receive two tickets to the Celebration of Your Dreams. 

Rules and Regulations:

1. Each entry shall be an original work by the participant.

2. A person shall be allowed to participate in one submission.

3. All entries can be presented by Legacies of Wealth with reference to the contributor.

4. A limit of 5 people shall be allowed on projects involving more than one person.

5. Projects may not be combined, co-presented, or merged with other entries.

6. The student must be in full time studies in a Canadian school during the year 2001.

7. The public participant must be a Canadian resident.

8. The Foundation reserves the right to refuse entries or deem work unacceptable because of offensive or prejudicial nature.

9. Prizes are non-negotiable. 

10. All entries must be in writing with the appropriate file, CD or video forwarded to the Foundation. Please contact for arrangements on works of art.

11. All entries must be submitted by October 31, 2001.