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Ronald McDonald House Toronto is where families stay strong — together —when a child is seriously ill. #FamilyStays We encompass a Ronald McDonald House® for 81 families in downtown Toronto and seven Ronald McDonald Family Rooms® in hospitals across the GTA and in Sudbury. Ronald McDonald House Toronto is one of 14 Ronald McDonald House chapters in Canada, each independently owned and operated. We are part of a global network of more than 275 chapters worldwide.

The Rekai Centres, a non-profit, charitable corporation owns and operates two Long-Term Care Homes in downtown Toronto. The Rekai Centres strive to enrich the lives of their residents by transforming its long-term care model, ensuring that they remain part of their downtown community. Sherbourne Place: The Rekai Centre at Sherbourne Place exudes warmth within the walls of this intimate 126 bed long term care home located directly across the road from Allen’s Garden. There are 5 private rooms with the remainder being a mix of semi-privates (2 persons to a room) and 4 person rooms. Sherbourne Place also provides 6 beds for residents requiring peritoneal dialysis care in collaboration with St. Michael’s Hospital. Wellesley Central Place: Situated on the site of the former Wellesley Hospital, the Rekai Centre at Wellesley Central Place opened its doors in 2005 and is home to 150 residents. The resident rooms all feature natural light, and are bright, clean and spacious. All bedrooms are private with either a private bathroom or a shared bathroom depending on the preference of the resident.

Ronald McDonald House Toronto is where families stay strong — together —when a child is seriously ill. #FamilyStays We encompass a Ronald McDonald House® for 81 families in downtown Toronto and seven Ronald McDonald Family Rooms® in hospitals across the GTA and in Sudbury. Ronald McDonald House Toronto is one of 14 Ronald McDonald House chapters in Canada, each independently owned and operated. We are part of a global network of more than 275 chapters worldwide.

University of Toronto Schools (UTS) is a university preparatory school, grades 7 through 12, affiliated with the University of Toronto. UTS offers high-achieving students a specialized curriculum and a unique co-educational learning environment that encourages creative interests and physical activity as well as a sense of social responsibility. UTS graduates are admitted to highly-selective North American colleges and universities, many on scholarships. UTS is renowned for educating generations of outstanding graduates including two Nobel Laureates, 21 Rhodes Scholars and numerous leaders in commerce, industry, academics, the arts, sports, government and public service. UTS is the only merit-based university preparatory school in Canada affiliated with a university and located on a university campus. Admission to UTS is based on overall performance. Financial accessibility is supported through a generously endowed bursary fund to which families may apply and which has been set in place to provide opportunities for qualified applicants.

Softchoice is a software-focused IT solutions provider that equips organizations to be agile and innovative, and for their people to be engaged, connected and creative at work. That means moving them to the cloud, helping them build the workplace of tomorrow, and enabling them to make smarter decisions about their technology. By doing these things we help them create success for their customers and their people. For more information, please visit www.softchoice.com.

The Rekai Centres, a non-profit, charitable corporation owns and operates two Long-Term Care Homes in downtown Toronto. The Rekai Centres strive to enrich the lives of their residents by transforming its long-term care model, ensuring that they remain part of their downtown community. Sherbourne Place: The Rekai Centre at Sherbourne Place exudes warmth within the walls of this intimate 126 bed long term care home located directly across the road from Allen’s Garden. There are 5 private rooms with the remainder being a mix of semi-privates (2 persons to a room) and 4 person rooms. Sherbourne Place also provides 6 beds for residents requiring peritoneal dialysis care in collaboration with St. Michael’s Hospital. Wellesley Central Place: Situated on the site of the former Wellesley Hospital, the Rekai Centre at Wellesley Central Place opened its doors in 2005 and is home to 150 residents. The resident rooms all feature natural light, and are bright, clean and spacious. All bedrooms are private with either a private bathroom or a shared bathroom depending on the preference of the resident.

Established in 1991, the Ontario Arts Foundation (OAF) encourages and facilitates private giving to the Arts by working with donors to establish endowment funds. The OAF also administers the Arts Endowment Fund Program for the Government of Ontario, and manages funds established under the Endowment Incentives Component of the Canada Cultural Investment Fund through the Department of Canadian Heritage.