March 24th, 2012
Playing games and raising money for the Creative Play Project at a Game Store near you.
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The Creative Play Project is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization committed to providing table-top games, gaming programs, and training materials to youth clubs and activity centers across the United States. More information on our web site or Facebook.
Started by Don Dehm Oct 20, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Do you have any questions on what is going on at Headquarters? We have done our best to put all of the information up here (…Continue
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Posted by Don Dehm on October 9, 2011 at 1:13pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Thank you to everyone who attended and pitched in. The success of this event was due to a lot generosity, both in cash and elbow grease. Be sure to join us for the planning meeting for what comes next. That will be at Espresso Art on Monday the 17th, at 7 PM.
Posted by Robert Kelley on October 6, 2011 at 12:21pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
So i am almost finished creating the lots for the auction. I am AMAZED at some of the things that people have donated to the auction. It looks like there will be about 30-40 lots up for auction. Not items, _LOTS_. Just some of the highlights so far:
Of course there will be some D&D in the mix. But not just any D&D - We have the Purple Box set. Another Lot includes hard back books with the Players Guide, and Dungeon Masters Guide for AD&D.
Other lots include items…
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The Settlers of Catan Tournament has been scheduled for 2 PM, this Saturday the 8th of October, 2011 at NOTACON. There is a required $5 donation to play in this tournament. It will be a double elimination tournament. The winner will take home a new 15th anniversary edition, all wooden, set of Settlers of Catan provided to you by Mayfair Games. This prize is valued at $150. Sign-ups will be posted on-site during set-up. Good luck, and may the best Settler win!
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Several Announcements have just been made. Tell your friends every way you know how. Use facebook, twitter, email, and the telephone. Here are some of the opportunities to share…
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=272508026110034&pending
Meetup…
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Come one, come all. There are bunches of ways you can help. We need people to run games, run errands, and run the running of games and errands. It’s a fundraiser of gamers, for gamers, growing gamers – so you may even have your own ideas on what you can contribute.
The fun doesn’t stop there. Conveniently, the Creative Play Project is headquartered in Tucson, and has countless opportunities for a wide range of talents. If you aren’t in Tucson, start your own local…
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