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The Rafe O’Connor Children’s Fund will be endowed for the local North Simcoe children’s charity We Are the Villagers in honour of the Bourgois Auto Group’s much loved and missed former colleague, Rafe O’Connor. We Are The Villagers provides funding
This is our second virtual program we are filming and offering to high schools! The first was filmed in Nova Scotia in November 2022. We interviewed decedents of Africville, a small black settlement on the shores of the Bedford Basin.
Born out of the availability of excess space of an elementary school scheduled for closure, County Food Hub is an exemplar of how to ensure a stronger commitment to rural education while supporting the needs of a vital culinary industry
Lisa and Darcy began Building Roots in 2013 with the purpose of helping overlooked communities become more cohesive. They partnered with diverse communities and youth to create innovative programs which improved the lives of hundreds of residents and enabled dozens
Rainbow Faith And Freedom Is A Global Movement To Confront Religious-Based LGBTI Discrimination and improve the human and equality rights of LGBTI people everywhere. Decreasing and lessening the effects of religious-based LGBTI discrimination can, and will, make changing punitive laws
Results So Far: With thanks to our donors and volunteers: • 60 families are in new homes. • 50+ kids are in our education programs annually. • 53 students have graduated from university. • 253 volunteers (16 teams) have given
UforChange’s mission is to provide arts based programming to youth who face barriers in society. Despite the impact of COVID, UforChange with all its support has been able to remain active and solvent. We have been able to maintain strong
Individuals with disabilities often have limited options in our community. For over 32 years WindReach Farm has been opening its doors and welcoming over 200 agencies and schools, as well as over 10,000 visitors yearly. Using an accessible farm environment
This publication is the result of a year long- studio in the Master of Architecture program at the University of Toronto’s John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture where it formed a pivotal component of the first-year program. A cultural experiment
S.H.A.R.E. provides opportunities and resources to help people help themselves. Using the “Pass On” principle, those helped assist others, thus ensuring healthy communities where people can improve their life through their own efforts. Projects include: Agriculture education and training. Agriculture
