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Heart & Soul Un-Gala

Laura Serra

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Published Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010 1:09PM EDT

Last updated Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010 1:31PM EDT

On October 26 at The Drake Hotel in Toronto, Save a Child’s Heart (SACH) Canada hosted an "un-gala" - a casual and informal charity event to raise money for the organization's work in providing critical cardiac care for children from under-developed countries. Performances by some of Toronto’s best known soul singers included Aion Clark, Prakash John and Jordan John, Alana Bridgewater, Kellylee Evans, Terence Gowan, Jackie Richardson, and David Warrack.

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Raymond Perkins (left), Wendy Newman, and musician Terence Gowan
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Singer-songwriter Aion Clarke
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Dr. Bernie Goldman, SACH Canada chairman and Karen Diamond, SACH Canada president
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Sari Goldman (left) and Leigh Godbold
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Singer Kellylee Evans (left) and Tina Urman
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Rotem Stark (left) and Lisa Sonshine
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Singer Jackie Richardson performs

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