History

2006
• 46 teams participated with approximately 1,100 paddlers
• 185 volunteers
• Generated NET revenues of $16,495 from team participation and sponsors.
• Teams pledges provided revenue of $17,000 for Wellspring Niagara.

2005
• 51 teams, approximately 1,100 paddlers
• 200 volunteers handled the various aspects of the Festival
• Generated a net revenue of $7,000 from team participation and sponsors [10]

2004
• 54 teams, approximately 1,300 paddlers
• 250 volunteers handled the various aspects of the Festival
• Generated a gross revenue of $16,200 from team participation and sponsors [9]
• Team pledge contributionsprovided a revenue of $17,000 for the United Way

2003
• 61 teams approximately 1,410 team paddlers
• 400 volunteers handled the various aspects of the Festival
• generated a net revenue for the Museum of $27,395.00 from team participation and sponsors
• 19 festival sponsors
• team pledges provided a revenue of $18,000 for the Breast Screening Centre

2002
• 61 teams approximately 1,410 team paddlers
• 250 volunteers handled the various aspects of the Festival
• generated a net revenue for the Museum of $23,398.00 from team participation and sponsors
• 16 festival sponsors
• team pledges provided a revenue of $23,000 for the Breast Screening Centre

2001
• 53 teams, approximately 1,230 team paddlers
• 250 volunteers handled the various aspects of the Festival
• generated a net revenue for the Museum of $22,967.00 from team participation and sponsors
• 12 festival sponsors
• team pledges provided a revenue of $23,000 for the Breast Screening Centre

2000
• 36 teams, approximately 800 team paddlers
• 150 volunteers handled the various aspects of the Festival
• generated a net revenue for the Museum of $5767.00 from team participation and sponsors
• 6 festival sponsors
• team pledges provided a revenue of $21,000 for the Breast Screening Centre