Join our charitable events social group and let's all do some good together! We aim to organize social events that benefit a good cause at the same time. We will host a variety of fundraisers and charity volunteer events that will make your mom proud! My hope is not just to have people attend events here and there, but to build a community of like-minded friends who can attend events together. Perhaps we could even mobilize our group to do something ground-breaking! I am sure we've heard of peop …

Project417 is a registered charity in Canada with programs in the Toronto area, across Canada, and the US. We engage volunteers and guide them in meaningful programs which meet the homeless where they live - out on the street, in shelters or drop-ins, and food banks. One of our Homeless Street Outreach programs is called the Sandwich Run, which we have been facilitating for over 15 years. A sandwich run involves volunteers delivering nutritious bag lunches to homeless street people by walki …

This is a working group of volunteers and staff at CultureLink Settlement Services, an agency serving newcomers to Toronto. Our mandate is to  create opportunities for the transfer of wisdom across cultures and across generations, on environmental issues such as climate change, energy conservation, recycling, and sustainable transportation. The Committee develops ideas for CultureLink programming and ways to "green" CultureLink's operations and procurement. The activities of the committee includ …

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This group is for members and invited guests of CultureLink's Bike Host Program. You can become a Bike Host Multilingual Cycling Ambassadors only if you are a responsible adult who is willing to commit 30 volunteer hours within next 4 months, hold a PR card, can speak English and one other language, and pass group interview. Please contact CultureLink for more information or to register for this program. 

The Shaolin culture, once found only in the famous Shaolin Temple in Henan province of China is here in Toronto. Join a growing community of Shaolin enthusiasts whose aim is to help the communities here and nearby. Learn traditional Shaolin kung fu, qi gong/chi kung, and discuss chan buddhism philosophy in Toronto. Also participate in many great and fun activities with like minded people including Shaolin Retreat camping, sporting events, parties, and general get together.  Join in volunteer eff …

NEAT (Newcomers Explore and Appreciate Toronto) is a Walking group organized by volunteers of the Mentorship Programs at  CultureLink Settlement Services.  New Torontonians are curious about their city and walking is the most healthy and inexpensive way to explore new places. But where to go and how they can learn more about the culture and history while enjoying the walking? Many of the newcomers found “Toronto Doors Open” an intriguing event, but it only happens once a year. On the other hand, …

CALLING ALL DOWNTOWN TORONTO MOMS AND DADS! We’re a group of neighbourhood moms and dads who get-together regularly for playdates and outings for our infants, toddlers and preschoolers.  If you are a family with young children, we’d love to meet you!   We have great team of volunteer organizers and we aim to find activities that are low-cost and local!Some of our activities centre around our neighbourhood (Trinity-Bellwoods), but other outings take us across the city. Our events include neighbo …

… This also ensures moderation by administrators, and editing by the editorial team and executive of the Toronto Poetry Club as well as it's staff and volunteers. The Toronto Poetry Club's membership and executive board brings you high quality comments in our private, members-only discussions forums, at zero cost to you. And, not to worry: Note: Whenever posting in our "Discussions" forums, the copyright always remains with the artist. *** ABOUT US: The Toronto Poetry Club meets infor …

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.”   Do you have a passion for adventure, travel, sports, exploring new environments, discovering new cultures, lifelong learning, challenging yourself, personal growth, human potential, community building, volunteering, positive social and environmental impact? Would you like to be part of a vibrant community of fun, down-to-earth, adventurous, like-minded souls? We all love the feeling of anticipatio …

… Groups are run by volunteer organizers. 2) Why is there a fee for www.meetup.com? A - There is no fee for you! The fees for our webspace are currently paid for through sponsorship. This covers the cost of maintaining/updating the functionality and hosting of the Meetup.com site. 3) Will I be receiving promotional emails or spam through the mailing list? A - We have a policy of keeping spam out of your inbox, that being said, there will be occasional emails from our sponsor as part …

This is a Non profit Organization that helps put smiles on Children that are dealing with life threatening illness and we share bearhugs and smiles. People that are looking at making a difference and help create special moments for these Children.

… We are also looking for individuals to volunteer on public outreach and awareness projects, including a podcast, lecture series and special campaigns. Please contact justin.trottier@gmail.com. Visit the blog www.equalismactivism.com for regular postings on these issues.

… We listen, learn, encourage, get help, exercise, mentor, coach, counsel, volunteer, advocate, talk more about mental health issues and “labels”, and practice mental fitness and holistic healing (ex. medication, naturopathy, yoga, meditation, spirituality).   9.       Zero tolerance for abuse – We do our best to self-monitor our community, promoting zero tolerance for abuse in any way, shape or form.   10.    Feedback – Feedback fuels our community. Moreover, we encourage ongoing learning and gro …

… After meeting with the group, acceptance will be decided by both parties (applicant and MFWM). 3. promoting Pagan awareness, friendship and respect by a) our open monthly meet and greets for all Pagan Adults and their children. b) providing a variety of open social activities for Pagan families and individuals. c) community volunteering. d) charitable contributions. 4. holding closed rituals for MFWM members. 5. Offering workshops and classes to MFWM members in a variety of venues, paths and int …

The Toronto SharePoint Users Group (TSPUG) launched in 2006 to support the SharePoint community in southern Ontario. We meet on the third Wednesday of each month at Global Knowledge (2 Bloor West, 12th Floor). Each meeting features a catered social, Q&A, and a featured presentation. All are welcome! TSPUG members also host the Toronto SharePoint Camp. This free, volunteer-run event is held on a Saturday using the CodeCamp format (see also: CodeCamp Manifesto). TSPCamp 2010 was held on May 20, an …