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Charitable Choices: Chef Jagger Gordon of Feed It Forward
In our ongoing series on community leaders making a difference, we are pleased to introduce Chef Jagger Gordon, the CEO […]
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Charitable Choices: Nebiyou Timotewos of Brothers4Brothers
At just 20 years old, Nebiyou Timotewos has founded two impactful youth-focused initiatives: Brothers4Brothers and Communities Care. With a mission […]
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Charitable Choices: Nicole McVan of United Way Greater Toronto
Nicole McVan, Vice President of Philanthropy & Marketing at United Way Greater Toronto (UWGT), discusses the organization’s long-standing commitment to […]
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Charitable Choices: Joëlle Kabisoso of Sisters in Sync
Joëlle Kabisoso, a 29-year-old social impact entrepreneur and advocate for Black women and girls, is making waves as the founder […]
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Charitable Choices: Sunnybrook’s Family Navigation Project
Jonathan Aston-Waldoch, a member of the Youth Advisory Council for Sunnybrook’s Family Navigation Project (FNP), is deeply committed to advocating […]
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Charitable Choices: Audrey Guth of Nankind
Audrey Guth, a mother, two-time cancer survivor, and founder of Nankind, created the charity to provide crucial support to families […]
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Charitable Choices: Victoria Yu of Superposition Toronto
Victoria Yu, a 17-year-old from Toronto, is the Executive Director of Superposition Toronto, the city’s largest student-led women in STEM […]
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Charitable Choices: Caitlin Smith of Gilda’s Toronto
In the heart of Toronto, a beacon of hope shines for those affected by cancer. Gilda’s Toronto, named after the […]
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Charitable Choices: Laura Isidean of Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation
Laura Isidean, Past Chair of Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation, shares her journey with the charity, which provides free programs to […]
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Charitable Choices: Hélène Paulyn Murray of West Toronto KEYS to INclusion
In a city where inclusion often remains a challenge, West Toronto KEYS to INclusion is making strides to change that […]