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Access to Healthy Food for all Continues to be Challenge in Ontario Communities
As the holiday season approaches we have the opportunity to pause and reflect on the importance of fresh, healthy food, and the problems that many experience in accessing it. In a country with so much, access to good quality inexpensive basic food continues to be a struggle for hundreds of thousands of people on a daily basis. And this issue is one that will become more acute in the months ahead and is one we all have a role to solve.
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More Than $33.8 Million in OTF Grants to 491 Local and Province-Wide Community Groups
Funding Provides Positive Economic Impact and Builds Strong Communities
Toronto, December 3, 2008 – Today the Ontario Trillium Foundation announced that 491 local and Province-Wide not-for-profit and charitable organizations will receive funding totalling $33,805,700.
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New Look at Demographic Trends to Help Not-For-Profits and their Funders Address Emerging and Future Community Needs
Unique trends in Ontario regions identified in reports from Ontario Trillium Foundation and Statistics Canada
Toronto, November 25, 2008 – Whether through immigration or birth, Ontario accounts for half of the population growth in Canada. In addition, one in five Ontarians now lives in Toronto. These trends, driven by the significant growth in the youth, Aboriginal and immigrant populations, point to interesting times ahead for not-for-profit organizations according to a series of new demographic reports.
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How Growing Endowments, Influence and Agendas Are Changing Today’s Foundations
September 10, 2008 – Helen Burstyn, Chair of the Ontario Trillium Foundation joined Alan Broadbent (Chair, Maytree Foundation) and Martin Connell (Chair, Toronto Community Foundation) to discuss the topic “Foundations in Canada today manage more than $10-billion in assets. Their influence, their agendas and their endowments are growing, and their future is…”
More than 240 leaders from business, government, not-for-profit organizations and foundations attended the presentation.
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