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Shannon Kaloczi, Coordinator

Sherman Hesselgrave, Chair

Margaret Vandenbroucke

Advocacy & Communications

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Michael Steeves

Community Engagement

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Events and Activities

MFATEH Annual General Members Meeting

Wednesday May 29, 2013, 40 Oak Street, Toronto
 

The Multifaith Alliance to End Homelessness(MFATEH) Annual General Meeting and Dinner will be held on Wednesday, May 29th at 40 Oaks Street, a new project of the Toronto Christian Resource Centre (CRC) in downtown Toronto (east off Parliament, north of Dundas).
 
The AGM will begin at 4:00 pm for MFATEH members followed by a meet and greet with sponsors and supporters invited for 5:30 pm.  Dinner will be served at 6:00 pm and Phil Nazar, the Housing Manager at CRC, will give a presentation on their newest community project at 7:00 pm. 

You are cordially invited to join us and ask that you contact the MFATEH coordinator by email at coordinator@mfateh.ca as soon as possible whether you plan to attend.  The cost of the dinner is $25.00 per person and can be sent in advance payable to:

Multifaith Alliance to End Homelessness,
10 Trinity Square, Toronto,
Ontario M5G 1B1

or, if your attendance is confirmed can be paid at the door.
 
40 Oaks is an innovative project of CRC that consists of 87 units of deeply affordable and safe housing in which partnerships with a number of housing agencies is a key component. 40 Oaks also has a community hub where people can gather, develop and participate in activities geared to their needs.  The hub includes offices of other agencies who offer services and activities here and in the community.  CRC itself hosts a daily meal program and offers housing and other services.  A quiet worship space is also provided for the use of any who come.



 

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