Darya Eugenie Farha
(March 24, 1965 – November 16, 2011)
It was Darya Eugenie Farha, to whom the Ashton Family Nature Parc will be officially dedicated, who inspired her father Fred L Farha, founder and Chairman of Family Nature Parcs, to abandon his advanced plans to develop an upper scale 18 hole golf course and exclusive clubhouse facilities on his 138.4 acres located at Ashton in the City of Ottawa, Ontario Canada.
Darya reminded her dad of the outdoor Nature Parc he visited often in Sweden, which he used to describe to her as ‘an outdoor paradise of nature, sport, recreation and wellness’.
Later, it was Darya who asked her father to include, in the development plans of the first Family Nature Parcs taking place at Ashton, a large tent for 300 persons and to place the tent in a prominent place in the Parc and to call it “The Nation’s Tent”.
That was Darya’s legacy of devotion to her beloved multicultural Canada. A tent a place where all Canadians of their beautiful ethnical diversity, especially the children, come to meet other Canadians, to socialize, to witness and experience their each other true culture, languages, dress, music and to bond, in the tent of one great multicultural country, Canada, as one cohesive and equal citizens.
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Continuation video message of Fred L. Farha to you!
Our primary objective is to allow children of all ages a place where they can enjoy and participate in various sports and recreation. Whether it be playing soccer on various fields, shooting hoops, rallying on a tennis court or having a day of games with family and friends, our goal is to encourage all to being outside and active.
With Family Nature Parcs we plan to provide a one-stop, multi-sports and age-based community outdoor and recreational place where all children, can enjoy no matter what social, ethnic, and economical status he/she comes from.
We will create and maintain a unique place that encourages activities for children and adults alike. With the variety of sports we are planning to provide, everyone can find a sport(s) to love.
We want to give the surrounding communities a place to escape, meet and connect with new people and teammates. Simply to enjoy the great outdoors coupled with the sports they love.
We believe the time has come to provide an active escape for children and teens. It’s time to turn off the video game, get off of the computer for a bit and get outside! Playing sports and being a part of a team is a fantastic way for kids to connect with one another, build new relationships and understand the true meaning of teamwork. We hope to create assorted and exciting programs, enjoyable camps for kids and teens to partake according to season.
Family Nature Parcs is the new outdoor exciting place to be!
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Continuation video message of Fred L. Farha to you!
Do you know that the majority of Canadians are very concerned that sport is falling far short of its potential?
They are worried that too many young people are leaving sport for the wrong reasons.
They are worried about the escalating costs to participate in the sport they want.
They are worried about the influence of commercial sport values on the values of community sport.
They are very worried about obesity and junk food and the escalating cost of healthcare.
We too are moved, concerned and share their worries.
We are determined to make sport and recreation more accessible to all people of all ages, most importantly to the economically disadvantaged and the disabled.
Thank you for your participation and support
Continuation video message of Fred L. Farha to you!
The other, equally important feature is to create a Global Sport Community aiming to linkup children and families in Canada and everywhere in the world. The purpose is to share participation in sport and recreation, through the use of donated used and outgrown sports gears (shoes, hockey sticks, balls, tennis racquets, special clothing and other items).
It has often been said, the “world is a village”, Imagine, the thrill of my granddaughter Cleo donating her outgrown 6 year old skates to another 6 year old in Russia. Or a 10 year donating his/her tennis racquet to a 10 year old in Ghana, or China, or Lebanon. Even getting to know the name of the recipient of the gear, and perhaps communicating with each other. The world will become more human, less poor, more pleasant and truly friendly.
Capitalizing on the internet capabilities to connect people, we want to make our, Global Sport Community, a movement, a cause and a functioning multicultural reality.
Our tools are simple involving very small cost. We aim to establish online sport community relations between donors of used and outgrown sport gears and children in poverty throughout Canada and the world.
We plan to build warehousing facilities in our Parcs and will call on volunteers to assist in the collection, cleaning and packaging of used donated sport gears and ship it to benefactors.
We will ask postal services to grant reduced rates and couriers and logistic companies to donate their services. We may also consider raising donations to pay for the packaging and shipping.
Upon completing registration of My Right To Play Inc. as a Charity and when granted approval by Canada Revenue Agency as a Charity, we may be able to issue tax deductible receipts to all donors.
Come join us, it is a worthy cause certain to enrich your life!
We plan to give a substantial portion of the profits from Family Nature ParcsTM to My Right To playTM to support children, seniors and the disabled
to use our facilities for free without differentiation or stigma.
BETWEEN:
JOHN DOE——– enter company name or your name
(hereinafter referred to as(“John”) repeat in (B) section 3 times
– And –
FAMILY NATURE PARCS INC.,
hereinafter referred to as (“Nature Parcs”)
WHEREAS:
(A) Both parties for their mutual benefit desire that certain detailed proprietary and Confidential Information of FAMILY NATURE PARCS INC., be disclosed to each other for the purpose of evaluating a potential business transaction (the “Transaction”).
(B) “Nature Parcs” and/or its affiliates may disclose to “John ” certain proprietary and confidential information, including without limitation, certain business plans, financial and marketing information, trade secrets, data, records, proposed personnel, software codes, and other tangible or intangible valuable confidential information, whether in oral, written, graphic, machine readable or physical form, relating to “Nature Parcs” and/or its affiliates and “John” may disclose to “Nature Parcs” certain proprietary and confidential information, including without limitation, certain business plans, financial and marketing information, trade secrets, data, records, proposed personnel, software codes, and other tangible or intangible valuable confidential information, whether in oral, written, graphic, machine readable or physical form, relating “John” and/or its affiliates (all such information provided by one party to the other and as modified, amended, updated or improved from time to time is collectively referred to herein as the “Information”);
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12. Any demand, notice or communication to be made or given hereunder shall be in writing, except as expressly provided otherwise, and may be made or given by personal delivery or by transmittal by facsimile addressed to the respective parties as follows:
(i) JOHN DOE—– enter company name or your name &address
Street
—————-
Attention: XXXXX
(ii) FAMILY NATURE PARCS INC.,
Island Park Towers
195 Clearview Avenue, Suite 310
Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 6S1
Attention: Fred L. H. Farha, Founder & Chairman
Or to such other addresses or facsimile numbers any party may from time to time notify the other in accordance with this Section 12. Any demand, notice or communication made or given by personal delivery shall be conclusive be deemed to have been made or given on the day of actual delivery thereof, or, if made or given by facsimile, on the first business day (being a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday in the Province of Ontario) following the transmittal thereof.
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14. The parties hereto shall with reasonable diligence do all such things and provide all such further and other assurances as may reasonably be required in order to give effect to the purposes and intent of this Agreement and to carry out the provisions hereof.
15. This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns.
16. This Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario and the laws of Canada applicable therein and the courts of Ontario shall have jurisdiction to entertain any action arising hereunder.
17. No amendments to the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall be valid and binding unless made in writing and signed by the parties hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have duly executed this Agreement as of the date first set out above.
JOHN DOE—– enter company name or your name
Per: _________________________________
Name: enter your title and name
FAMILY NATURE PARCS INC.,
Per: _________________________________
Name: Fred L. H. Farha
Title: Founder & Chairman
Family Nature Parcs IncTM The Company – was formed by Fred L Farha, on December 30, 2011 pursuant to the CBCA (Federal Charter of the Government of Canada) duly authorized to conduct its community sport, leisure, recreation and wellness and related business in all Provinces and Territories of Canada, and anywhere in the world.