Toronto City Mission is wonderful organization that provides meaningful assistance to those in the most challenging neighbourhoods in Toronto and specifically young mothers and youth at risk. This is an organization that does so much more than just throw money at a problem. The workers and people who run the programs live and work in the communities they serve. The programs are designed to increase educational opportunities, provide positive role models, address the most pressing social… Show more Toronto City Mission is wonderful organization that provides meaningful assistance to those in the most challenging neighbourhoods in Toronto and specifically young mothers and youth at risk. This is an organization that does so much more than just throw money at a problem. The workers and people who run the programs live and work in the communities they serve. The programs are designed to increase educational opportunities, provide positive role models, address the most pressing social issues and give youth pride and hope for their future. As a full time employee of this organization I have devoted myself to raising the funds they need to continue their compassionate and caring work. Show less

Fundraising ConsultationFundraising StrategiesAdministration of fundraising programs for charitable organizations.Database management and networkingSpecial Event PlanningConsultant to Charitible Foundations assessing disbursement of funds.

member since 1994

Senior Advisor on Capital Campaign to raise funds for a specific project in Toronto area. At the same time worked on several other projects and events that raised funds for Salvation Army work.

Established the Foundation as a fundraising arm of the Don Mills Foundation for Seniors, hired staff and put a series of fundraising and marketing programs in place to build revenues and facilitate the foundations services to the Don Mills Seniors community.

Responsibile for all fundraising activities for this Seniors residence in the heart of downtown Toronto. Home was closed and residents moved to accommodate a new building on the site in 1999.