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Where kayaks build character
A wonderful place for a splash in the lake
On September 26, 2010, Moorelands Board member John Offutt will run a full marathon for Moorelands. This is the first year Moorelands is participating in the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon to raise funds and awareness for the organization. Please consider joining us for a full or half marathon or a 5K run/walk/wheelchair. To learn more about the event, please visit www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com To sponsor John Offutt or a member of the "Moorelands City Slickers" team, visit www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com/en/charity/moorelands.htm. We need your help!
Now in its 6th year since inception, the Sean McKenna Memorial golf tournament is held annually to celebrate and remember the life of Sean McKenna. With the amazing leadership and support of the Henderson-McKenna families and friends, the tournament plays an increasing role in our Wilderness Camp program. Over the years, your generosity and participation in this event have given countless disadvantaged children the opportunity to benefit from our summer camp program on Kawagama Lake. Please join us on Friday, October 1st, 2010 at the Royal Woodbine Golf Club. To pledge your support, please click here.
Over the summer months you will find the articling law students hard at work in many Toronto law
firms. You can also find some of them hard at play...in the courts. Beach volleyball courts to be precise,
raising funds through the McCarthy Tétrault LLP Annual Charity Beach Volleyball Tournament.
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In 2012, Moorelands will celebrate its 100th anniversary of work with children and families living in some of Toronto's poorest neighbourhoods. From its beginnings as a relief and friendly visiting organization to the vital child and youth agency it is today, we have much to celebrate.
We are currently working on plans for what we hope will be a year long celebration and invite you to provide us with your email address so that we can keep in touch and update you. We'd also love to hear your stories and your ideas. Help us celebrate 100 years of service in Toronto.
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