Community Services/Non-Profits in Toronto, ON
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Community Services Non Profits
“My Dad took me for my very first voyage on a real cruise ship. The mighty ms-chi-cheemaun. We sailed from the tip of the greenbelt world biosphere in Tobermory, all the way across the open waters of Lake Huron to the neato island port, Manitoulin Island. Super thankful for the forward looking people like this Bill Davis guy, a true friend of the Greenbelt.”
8:30AM - 5PM
1200 Bay St. #310, Toronto
Community Services Non Profits
“Awesome experience this year 2023 fest. Well organized as map helped to locate all sculptures. All sculptures were creative and well crafted. Appreciation for everyone involved in this fest”
Community Services Non Profits
“We buy our Christmas turkey from the BBOB (Balmy Beach Old Boys). This is a charming Beaches location with a great view of Lake Ontario from the upper deck. Members only though.”
Community Services Non Profits
“One of the main factors that determines the quality of work of a public organization is the quality of services provided. Excellent quality of work is a hallmark of WoodGreen Community employeesI would like to mention the wonderful employee Bogdan Stelmashov, who shows special sensitivity to customers, she listens carefully and provides suitable advice that helps to make the right decisionsIn general, I believe that Bogdana Stelmashova is a vivid example of professionalism and dedication to her work”
Community Services Non Profits
“I was very greatful to the children’s aid when I went for therapy there after getting sexsually assoulted by a lawyer of Toronto Aaron Spektor my councillor was a good ear to listen .”
“What a wonderful coworking place! So friendly and comfy and welcoming. They always have interesting events going on. They try to get people to interact through regular programming like their Tuesday lunchtime salad bar potluck. Again, community driven. Everyone seems to pitch in to clean up after themselves and be respectful and friendly. Lots of open space but also offices for meetings and calls. It’s the place to be if you’re working on social purpose projects.”