Okay, this is VERY rough:
go ahead, lemme have it. I can take it
PPP LOGO HERE
Dear Club Owner;
As we’re sure you’re aware, the Toronto rave scene is under attack. Mayor Lastman and Police Chief Fantino are set on shutting us down. If we’re going to fight them and win, we need your help.
Clubs and raves are intricately connected in Toronto’s vibrant nightlife scene, and whatever happens to raves in the next few months will also affect you. First and most importantly, the provincial anti-rave bill, Bill 73, targets any establishment where dancing occurs between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 p.m. This will slam down on legitimate clubs and afterhours as well as raves, both sanctioned and illegal. Furthermore, once Fantino has finished his rampage and realizes that drugs are still a part of society, who’s to say he won’t start railing against the club scene? The bottom line is, you add legitimacy to our cause, and we are your loyal patrons. If we stand together, we have a better chance of protecting what we’ve all worked so hard to create.
We’re not asking you for much. If you would like to lend your vocal support to our cause and speak out, or perhaps contribute to fundraising efforts by donating some of door proceeds, donating your space for an evening, or even just letting us put a donation jar at your door on some slower nights. At the very least, please let us put posters and/or information regarding the Party People Project, the idance rally and Bill 73 with the rest of the flyers within your doors.
If you would like to get involved, please contact partypeopleproject@mail.com (check address). If you so desire, anonymity is guaranteed.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration!
Sincerely,
The Party People Project
go ahead, lemme have it. I can take it
PPP LOGO HERE
Dear Club Owner;
As we’re sure you’re aware, the Toronto rave scene is under attack. Mayor Lastman and Police Chief Fantino are set on shutting us down. If we’re going to fight them and win, we need your help.
Clubs and raves are intricately connected in Toronto’s vibrant nightlife scene, and whatever happens to raves in the next few months will also affect you. First and most importantly, the provincial anti-rave bill, Bill 73, targets any establishment where dancing occurs between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 p.m. This will slam down on legitimate clubs and afterhours as well as raves, both sanctioned and illegal. Furthermore, once Fantino has finished his rampage and realizes that drugs are still a part of society, who’s to say he won’t start railing against the club scene? The bottom line is, you add legitimacy to our cause, and we are your loyal patrons. If we stand together, we have a better chance of protecting what we’ve all worked so hard to create.
We’re not asking you for much. If you would like to lend your vocal support to our cause and speak out, or perhaps contribute to fundraising efforts by donating some of door proceeds, donating your space for an evening, or even just letting us put a donation jar at your door on some slower nights. At the very least, please let us put posters and/or information regarding the Party People Project, the idance rally and Bill 73 with the rest of the flyers within your doors.
If you would like to get involved, please contact partypeopleproject@mail.com (check address). If you so desire, anonymity is guaranteed.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration!
Sincerely,
The Party People Project
