On September 10, Loopio is hosting its second annual Startup Carnival in Toronto, a charity event that supports the Ronald McDonald House (RMHC).
Loopio hopes to raise $20,000 to support sick children and their families, with all proceeds from the event going to the RMHC.
The night includes a CEO dunk tank with Toronto tech executives … as well as a money shower.
The RMHC gives families of sick children a home while their child is treated at a nearby hospital, and a comfortable place for families to rest and recharge inside hospitals. Last year, RMHC supported 25,250 families in need, and 506 families stayed at a Ronald McDonald House or Ronald McDonald Family Room each night.
Taking place at Steam Whistle Brewing, Startup Carnival connects the tech community with friendly competitions and activities. The night includes a CEO dunk tank with Toronto tech executives, blow up axe throwing, and games like cornhole, as well as a money shower. Attendees can enjoy Steam Whistle beer, eat carnival food, and connect with the local tech community throughout the evening.
Tickets for Startup Carnival start at $10, and are $15 at the door. Snack, drink, and game tickets can be bought in advance or during the event.
Toronto-based Loopio helps enterprises streamline their RFP process, requests for information, and security questionnaires. Company content is aggregated to a centralized library for easy access, and subject matter experts and team members can collaborate on documents. In early 2018, the company raised $11 million.
Loopio isn’t the only company involved in putting on Startup Carnival. Clearbanc, which recently raised $300 million USD to help entrepreneurs get funded, is among the title sponsors. Vena Solutions, Platterz, and WorkTango are also among those coming together to support the event.
Get tickets and find more info on supporting the Startup Carnival here.
