Toronto, August 17, 2010 – CIBC Commercial Mortgages Annual Live Auction Raises $15,000 for TYD
CIBC Commercial Mortgages chose Toronto Youth Development (TYD) as a recipient for their annual live auction. Thousands of dollars were raised last year with the help of CIBC employees, vendors and suppliers. This year CIBC raises $15,000 for TYD.
read moreTYD’s 16th annual ASE summer camps concludes with success. With the ASE staff including volunteers and with the help of our donors, seventy kids in the Regent park area had a fun-filled and enriching summer with character development workshops, sports, excursions, arts & crafts sessions, and more.
read moreDuring the Toronto Argonaut’s game in August 14, 2010, Toronto Youth Development was the charity recipient of the Rotary Club of Toronto’s 50/50 draw. Over 30 TYD volunteers helped out with the fundraiser. This garnered a most successful night in becoming the number one raffle ticket sellers in the last two years. $13,600 were raised, which half the pot of $6,800 was directed to TYD.
read moreAlong with the ASE staff, Toronto Regent Park kids got to mix and mingle with the Toronto Argonauts players.
read moreToronto Youth Development launches 16th annual summer camps for boys and girls. There’s still plenty of time to register at the schools. The boy’s camp is located at Lord Dufferin Public School. The girls’ camp is located at St. Paul’s Catholic School.
read moreToronto August 14, 2010 – TYD chosen recipient of Argos / Toronto Rotary Club 50/50 draw.
Toronto Youth Development has been awarded a huge fund-raising opportunity by the Rotary Club of Toronto and the Toronto Argonauts. In order for this fundraiser to be successful we need your help now in purchasing admission tickets for $30 each to the game. While at the game, support TYD with a 50/50 draw raffle ticket – half of the proceeds will be directed to Toronto Youth Development.
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Along with 82 YBSP members, YBSP’s Summer Social raised $410 for the TYD
read moreToronto, June 12, 2010 – Walmart Canada Super Centre holds a fund raiser of “Hope” for TYD Kids
On Saturday June 12, 2010 TYD and Walmart Canada combined their efforts and executed an eight hour fund raiser…
read moreToronto, June 1, 2010 – TYD staff create community school multimedia presentation
Each year in June, TYD presents the upcoming ASE 7-week camps directly to over 1000 children in various schools in the community. Here students can learn about the camps and ask questions. To showcase the camps, the TYD staff prepares a multimedia presentation where the kids can see themselves or just enjoy. A warm thank you to all principals and teachers in providing the time for this presentation. Enjoy the presentation.
read moreToronto, June 1, 2010 – TYD to deliver new Ontario Ministry of Education, Board wide curriculum
Toronto Youth Development has incorporated research-proven learning strategies recommended by the Ontario Ministry of Education in executing their academic curriculum. The implementation of the new curriculum allocates three hours each day combining Math and Language Arts. The aim is for students to strengthen the skills and lessons they have learned in the previous year, while also preparing them for the following grade, giving students a chance to be ahead of their peers in September.
The curriculum this year is designed for valuable learning to take place even in a camp setting, without making students feel like they are in school. The lessons are framed in inquiry-based tasks and real-life situations that develop students’ critical thinking, creativity and collaborative skills. By embedding lessons into relevant situations, students are constantly—although perhaps unconsciously—tapping into and practicing a wide range of skills while being engaged in the problem solving process. Read more
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