Annual Report 2016 - 2017

R.M Photography CHAIR AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

Thank you for 90 Years of Tyndale St-Georges Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre has been a central player in the development and growth of the Little Burgundy Community. Since 1927, The Centre has provided recreational, educational, and community-based services to the people of Little Burgundy. It is with great enthusiasm that we celebrate our 90th Birthday! The success of Tyndale St-Georges rests in the generous and consistent TYNDALE ST-GEORGES STAFF donor support that we receive from foundations, individuals, corporations and 2016 – 2017 * government subsidizing. The programs and services that are offered at The Centre are a reflection of the generosity of the Community, and as such, we Executive Director Samantha Petrella Fund Development remain proud to offer reliable quality programming for participants of all ages. Christopher Lockhart Monica Romany Dorothy Massimo (Dir) Marisa Yeomans Blythe Fortier-McGill Our 90th Anniversary marks a number of key events and initiatives. Interim Executive Director Joseph D’Intino Children, Youth & Famlies 1. Strategic Planning 2017. This year marked the creation of our new strategic Volunteer Department Darnell Jones (Dir) plan. After consulting with community members, staff, administration, and Administration Marvin Corbin board members, we have constructed a strategic plan that will guide our Kiristie Cantley Mariam Ahad Library efforts for the next five years. We will focus our attention on maintaining Rose Marie Desormeaux Nayem Alam Erika Sullivan our existing programs and services, while expanding upon our weekend Nicole Bartosiewicz John Gutteridge New Adventures community activities, establishing a strong membership base, and improving Thea Blackwood Lynch Jacqueline Mitchell Azadeh Amirmoayed our communications with all of our members and partners. Alrick Crawford Aishah Muhammmad Myriam Aziz 2. Initiatives. We have expanded upon a number of our services, including Steven Custodio Connie Saad Liz Falco the integration of the Montreal Children’s Library into our Centre, further Sienna Donawa Adult Development developing our Pre-Employability Training Program to better serve the adults in Meihiba Gannon Sharon Isaacs Chrissy Diavatopoulos (Dir) our community, and the development of a Kindergarten After School Class, to Ushana Houston Oumalker Idil Kalif Rosmary Segee (Interim Dir) name a few. Aliyah-Jade Hunte Aziema Khan Claire Aziz 3. Events. Our July 7th Community BBQ, our annual community trip to Camp Silkenn Jackson Dylan McFarlane Amy Molson, Community Engagement Events, and our Strategic Planning Iva Gray Isaiah–Heavon Joyner Tim McSorely Workshops, as well as our graduation ceremonies for our After School, High Gilbert Makita Yusuf Julien Romane Pitter School Perseverance, and Adult Development Programs all served to highlight Amanda Maxwell Darryl King Leslie Roach our success and 90th Anniversary. Ivy Okrah Jennifer Maxwell Lina Shoumarova Thank you for your tremendous support of Tyndale St-Georges. As we begin Early Childhood Teeanna Munro Fiona Smith the implementation of our strategic plan, we look forward to strengthening our Maria Panova (Director) Patrick Raftery Julie Walker partnerships with members, community organizations, and donors. Jila Guerami Anitra Ricci-Nittolo Bonnie Zehavi Sincerely, Carmen Mandrila Henri Seppou Edeme Joseph D’Intino, M.Ed Christopher Lockhart Amanda Moses Anthony Symonds * Staff list as of Aug 31, 2017 Chair of the Board of Directors Executive Director Tanjim Toslim DEPARTMENTS

EARLY CHILDHOOD CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES

Throughout this year, the Early Childhood Department provided parents and This year was once again full of memorable activities and outcomes. The After young children with supportive activities and programs aimed at promoting healthy School Program and the High School Perseverance Program both maintained child development. The Early Childhood Department offered approximately the objective of supporting the many diverse individuals who participate in our 70 families a range of programs that helped stimulate emotional, cognitive, and programming. Summer brought a wave of energy through the doors of physical growth, enhanced parenting skills and knowledge, and encouraged Tyndale St-Georges. important community bonds. Approximately 60 children registered for our summer camp weekly. Children took In the Parent & Child Playgroup and Child Stimulation groups, through play part in a variety of activities and outings. Among those outings was a soccer clinic, and exploration, children developed skills related to physical health, language frequent visits to the park and pool, and the Tyndale Olympics. development, literacy and school readiness. Additionally, progress was Highlights included: noted within these groups as children overcame their separation anxiety and demonstrated more active participation and initiative-taking. • The Youth Co-Op program generated $7,784 in income in comparison to last summer’s $7,037. Parents were given the opportunity to participate in Cooking & Discussion • The After School Program students raised over $50 in soda cans & bottles workshops where they were able to connect and relate with other adults from the recycling drive. The funds raised were donated to Tyndale St-Georges during community, as well as a Lunch & Lecture program on the theme of self-compassion our Giving Tuesday campaign. which promoted resilience and empowerment. Parents expressed their positive • The children from the After School Program represented Tyndale St-Georges at feedback concerning these workshops, stating that these helped with breaking the Hockey de Rue tournament in the Blue, Blanc et Bouge division. isolation and enhancing confidence. • Two students in the High School Perseverance Program and one student in the Finally, the Early Childhood Department continued to work on outreach and on After School Program were nominated for the Burgundy Awards, which is an building links within the community by maintaining our partnership with early initiative promoted by the City of Montreal through Persévérance Scolaire that childhood-focused initiatives, such as the Livre-moi (literacy skills), Table de recognizes student achievement in community centres and schools. concertation des services à la petite enfance and the local CLSC. • One of our High School students published her first poem. DEPARTMENTS

ADULT DEVELOPEMENT VOLUNTEER

This year, The Adult Development Department continued to provide various Special thank you goes out to the organizations and institutions that continue educational and training programs to develop and strengthen life and work skills to support Tyndale St-Georges. Our programs could not operate without their among our community members and participants. valuable contributions.

Our Possibilities Pre-Employability Program (PPE) assists men and women of The dedication of our 246 program volunteers and 266 work day volunteers help diverse ages and backgrounds in their efforts to (re-)integrate the workforce Tyndale St-Georges reach and maintain our mission. using a holistic approach, with full-time skills-building coursework, computer, Nutrition French classes and individual coaching, followed by guided internship Marvin Corbin, our full - time kitchen staff, continued to serve hundreds of nutritious placements and assisted job searches. The Department also offered multi-level, meals to our After School and High School Perseverance Program participants. daytime and evening French classes, one-on-one computer tutoring and Seniors’ Group programming. Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, 160 hours went into the preparation of the After School & High Perseverance Programs Holiday dinners. The Adult Development Department also contributed in countering isolation and providing a sense of community by offering a safe welcoming space where community members, participants and frequent users can drop in to use the computers, socialize, read the newspaper and have a coffee.

The Tyndale Treasures boutique provided PPE participants internship opportunities in retail and warehousing, while offering the community fashionable and affordable new and gently used clothing.

• Approximately 3,890 meals were served through all summer programs. • 18,440 meals served for all Children, Youth and Families programs for the 2016 – 2017 fiscal year. • 121 new members have been registered this year alone! • Over 1,800 volunteer hours were performed this year by our volunteers in the • 24 participants graduated from our Possibilities Pre-Employability Program Adult Development Department providing one-on-one individual computer tutoring and assistance with our Pre-Employability training. COMMITTEES

CHILDREN’S LIBRARY DEPARTMENT FUND DEVELOPMENT

This has been a wonderful first year for the Children’s Library under Tyndale St- Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, Tyndale St-Georges’ fundraising continues Georges’ management. During the mornings we read to local childcare facilities to develop. This year saw the creation of new partnerships, as well as increased and, during the afternoons we offered educational and fun programming. commitments from some of our long-term donors, for which we are extremely grateful. We increased our numbers in almost every area! In particular, our children read Ron O’Connell, who chaired the committee this past year, will pass the baton to more than ever – reading more than 66,000 minutes during the 2016 – 17 school Tony Infilise. We thank Ron for his commitment and willingness to always step in year. This year, we will continue making reading accessible and exciting and we whenever he’s needed and get the job done! will also aim to increase parental involvement through volunteering opportunities, special events and babysitting nights. SPECIAL EVENTS

Year Circulation Circulation Minutes Attendance We are so grateful to the Events Committee, who helped to organize an elegant # of books # of books read read at the library to library and and borrowed during outreach and entertaining Bid 4 Burgz Dinner-Auction in May 2017 in celebration of Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre’ 90th Anniversary. The event was hosted at the chic 2015 – 2016 7,572 5,360 28,700 9,009 Loft Hotel and helped to raise over $125,000 in support of programs and services 2016 – 2017 6,540 7,856 66,114 12,237 offered to the residents of Little Burgundy. Our auctioneer, Hal Hannaford, entertained us all, and encouraged the eager bidders to just keep raising their paddles during the Live Auction. A special thanks to Robert Johnson for providing the bubbly and wine to complement a delicious dinner. And last, but not least, Christopher Lockhart kept the evening moving along smoothly as our Master of Ceremonies. Sushi Night surpassed all expectations to raise over $19,000, the highest amount to date! Tyndale St-Georges thanks the wonderful team at Aikawa Restaurant for providing the “best sushi in town” in a refined setting. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Actuals 2015/2016 Actuals 2016/2017 Revenue Government Grants $ 320,948 $ 309,733 Foundations $ 538,101 $ 626,075 Corporations $ 95,090 $ 65,601 Individuals $ 135,557 $ 104,711 Church Partners $ 76,996 $ 73,664 Congregations $ 13,991 $ 22,310 Tyndale St-Georges Foundation $ 95,000 $ 102,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Special Events $ 261,792 $ 195,456 Donations in Kind $ 7,622 $ 6,557 Program Fees $ 50,267 $ 51,193 Chair Directors Directors Amortisation $ 45,228 $ 26,603 Tony Infilise Joseph D’Intino Robert Johnson Other $ 635 $ 4,190 Vice-Chair Angela Estwick Francis Legault-Mayrand Actual Revenue $1,641,227 $1,588,093 Lorne Steinberg Faith Fraser Ron O’Connell Expenses Treasurer Jennifer Gannon David Rosentzveig Anthony Marinelli Adult Development Programs $ 258,375 $ 264,980 Children, Youth and $ 397,158 $ 422,088 Families Programs COMMITTEES MEMBERS Early Childhood Programs $ 163,832 $ 188,829 Volunteer and Nutrition Programs $ 101,221 $ 107,248 Library Programs $ – $ 34,143 Fund Development Fund Development Special Events Anne Fish Scholarships $ 35,100 $ 46,500 Chair - Ron O’Connell Tony Infilise Rose Chahmiran Administration $ 297,816 $ 307,177 Dennis Bishop Robert Johnson Jackie Easey Maintenance and Utilities $ 92,180 $ 96,950 David Boucher Marcel Lebel Wanda Kagan Fundraising Costs $ 114,707 $ 133,074 Brian Drummond Jay Welsford Kerry Lanthier Special Events $ 87,101 $ 43,427 Brenda Lebel Amortisation $ 49,244 $ 31,567 Actual Expense $ 1,596,734 $ 1,675,983

Actual Profit/Loss $ 44,493 ($ 87,890)

Board of Directors & Committee lists as of Aug 31, 2017 DONOR LISTING 2016 – 2017 DONOR LISTING 2016 – 2017

• INDIVIDUALS Randall Oka & Annie Gregoire Rosalind Pepall David H. Laidley William David Angus Eleanor Bruce $10,000 to $49,999 Michael Osterland Robert & Francine Sauve Deanna Lankhaar Bernie Anzarouth Charles & Drusilla Bryan David L. Rosentzveig Richard South Paula LaPierre J.S.S. Armour Thomas Burpee Anonymous Sandra Schlemm Jean (JT) Talbot Conrad Leber Jane Auchinleck Laura Butler $5,000 to $9,999 Andrew & Lorraine Scott Richard Taylor Abby Lippman Elaine Babb Glenda Cameron Harold Barfold William Stavert Lynn Verge Marina Mashaal Christopher Bale Holly Campbell Martin Collins Pierre Thivierge Christopher Walsh Alexander McLellan Moira Barclay-Fernie Jonathan Caplan Josh Felker Marc Trottier Jean-Francois & Teresa Doug Mitchell Sara-Michele Bard Rosemary Carbone Warlop Jeff Carlone & Carole Briggs Cynthia Fish $500 to $999 Francois Morin Carl Beaudoin Dorothy Keddie Mary Wells Danielle & Jacques Nols Edward Bechard-Torres Myrna Carlin Sam Assad Allan & Kerry Lanthier Christopher Winn Maria Noussi Jean Bendit John Carlone Alain Bichar Aline Saba Rod Young & Anne Pertus Michael Ross Petronella Beran Timothy Carsley Pierre Bohemier Lucie St. Pierre Trina Berenson Jackson Carson $2,500 to $4,999 Michael Bronstetter $250 to $499 Elaine Steinberg Alice Berger Jason Chadwick John Carr Matthew Campbell James Matthew Beckerleg Irene Sturton Robin W. Berlyn F. P. Charleson Dominic D’Alessandro Brian Casey Dennis Bishop Michael Szirt Alan Bethune Charles Childs George Comrie Estate John Colfer Richard Bonaventure Sarah J. Toal Trevor H. Bishop Angela Chimienti Anne-Marie Infilise Carlo De Rose James H. Brodeur Pam Turpin Enid Bissessar Andrew Chorney Leslie Jonas Anneliese Di Betta Robert & Kathleen Lois Valliant Margot Blackman Cynthia Churchill-Smith Alicia Lorente Brian Drummond Brouillette Dusty Vineberg Solomon Patricia Blanshay L. Kent Clegg Ronald & Marleen Donald E. Dunn Kathleen Brown Ivor Wharf Suzanne Bleau-Myrand Cynthia Clinton O’Connell Jim Easey Nora Brown Derek Whitehouse Stewart Blott Tim Coristine Jay Welsford Elizabeth Falco Dennis Creamer Boyd Whittall Wendy Bonair-Cyrus Ron & Beverley Courey Douglas Fish Sylvia & Richard Cruess $1,000 to $2,499 Christopher Wiegand Paul Bonnell Marilyn Craig Kenneth S. Howard Cynthia Culley Jack Beldick Glenn Wight Neil E. Bonnema Paolo Cristofano Farrell & Marquerite Hyde Armand De Mestral Barry W. Brule Howard Wiseman Lorenzo Boscolo Michael Crystal Christine Infilise Marie-José Dumas Valdina Di Betta Roger & Carmen Zampini Diana Bouchard Maureen Cullen Joan F. Ivory Jennifer Ewart Brian & Leslie Dunn Phil Zerr David Boucher Ann Cumyn Jeffrey Lalonde Isabelle Germain Peter Dunn Richard Bourhis Sharon De Gaspe Power Luc Lamontagne Francois Goyer Up to $249 W. John Gallop Ellen Bourque Mary Jane De Koos Anthony Marinelli Yvonne Gregory Margot Adair Mark Gallop Vera Boxell Howard Dearlove Luc Martin-Privat Martha Hallward Julie Adam Gail Merilees Jarislowsky Gertrude Brander Helen Dearlove Dorothy Massimo Peter D. Hannen Dominique Adrien Susan Kilburn Margaret Brass Bhupesh Dedhia Nicolas Matossian Michael Hiles Faisal Ahmad Peter Kruyt Elizabeth Brierley Patti DelVecchio Andri Meades Chad Horvath Susan Ajersch Marcel Lebel Robert Briscoe Marie-France Deragon Andrea Moser Jeffrey & Lynn Houston Gordon T. Alexander Glenn Lucas Susan Britton Diane Deruchie Maurice & Jocelyne Raymond Jessome Jane Allan F.W. Valliant Nancy Brown Alain Deschamps Panchyshyn Thomas Johnstone Dorothy Allen Luc Miron Patricia Brown Sean Devereux Thomas Paterson Stephane Lachambre David Allin Joanne Modafferi DONOR LISTING 2016 – 2017 DONOR LISTING 2016 – 2017

Julie Di Sensi Farid Muttalib Antoine Sirois Nancy Hale Gloria Lovegrove Douglas & Margaret Wilson Ronda Diamond Frances Newton Sally Stephenson John A. Hallward Stella Lui Nicole Wilson Janet Dimock Van Phan Nguyen Janet Stevenson Richard Hart Michael Lutchman Janice Winslow Joseph D’Intino Sarah Norgaard John Stewart Sheila Hayes Nita Ly Henry Yates Sarah Dougherty Audrey O’Connell Violet St-Louis Michael E. Heller Yvonne Lyn Ann Yuile Campbell Gabrielle Dumas-Aubin Tomoe Otsuki Ellen Struyk Marissa Hernando Donald N. MacIntyre • CHURCH PARTNERS Janet Dussault Normand Painchaud Donat Taddeo Donald & Anne Hetherington Ian & Jane Mackay $25,000 to $50,000 William & Penelope Eakin Glenys Papageorgiou David R. Tait Alice Home Dorothy MacKenzie Presbyterian Church Catherine Ekers Christine Paquin Elizabeth Tasnady George Hucal Mia MacSween in Canada Diane Ellison Joan Paterson Shirley Taylor Melissa Hynes Lois Maeder-Alves Synod of the Diocese Matthew Epp Susan G. Roy Pawsey Joyce Thibeault Sarah Ivory Lorna Main of Montreal Marvin Epstein Susie Pereira Grace Thornley-Brown Noreen Jackson Jessica Marrone • CONGREGATIONS Angela Estwick F. Pomerantz Peter Tilden Christl Jemelka Judy Martin $5,000 to $9,999 Louise Fabris Arzina Poonja Therese Tollett Yanni Jodoin Irene Maskell Amelia Facciola Dale Pozer Michael Torchton J. Edward Johnson Mary Currie McBride Presbytery of Montreal Jennifer Fallon Laura Prince David Torrey David Johnston A. David McCall The Parish of St-George Lucia Federico Madeline Purenne D.M. Travers Joan Johnstone R. Storrs McCall $2,500 to $4,999 Ethel Fell Robert G. Purvis Louise Trepanier Katherine Jones John McCarthy St. Columba-by-the-Lake Doreen Field Paul Rabinovitch Marie-Marthe Truchon Betty Jordan Joan McCordick Presbyterian Church Patricia Forbes Christian Radita Irene Tschemomor Mary W. Keating Ian Turpin $1,000 to $2,499 Cynthia Francisco Sonia Raikes-Smith Karen Tucker Shirley Kinsey Susan Tweddell Joan Fraser Audrey Reddick Kerrigan Turner Gayna Knowles Marc Vallé Christ Church Cathedral Marcel Frenette Mario Jacinto Rimbao Masa Fukushima Ian Kott John Vaudry Church of St. Andrew Johanne McDonald Jewel Rimmer Lucie-Marie Gauthier Margaret Kurtz Annie Vincelette-Amyot & St. Paul Glen R. & Colleen T. McGee Archie Robertson Douglas & Carol Gavin Lynn J. Lafond Frederic Vinvent Montreal West Presbyterian Church Susan McKinnon Bell John Rodger Nada Gendron Emma Lambert Donald Walcot Ken McLaughlin Patricia Roman Penelope Gibb Victor Langdon Dale Wallace $500 to $999 Janet McLean Robert G. Ross Marilynn Gillies Philippe Larochelle Donald Wallace Christ Church Rawdon ACW Malcolm E. McLeod Kirk & Tracey Rowe Patricia Glover Patrick Larose Jeanetta Warren $250 to $499 Jennifer Ment Hugh Rowlinson Howard Golberg Odette Lavoie Reginald Watson St. James Church Women Mary Miller Evelyn Rudman Sheila Goldbloom Alan & Marilyn Lawee Ainslie Webster St. Stephen’s Alana Milner Grace Saabas John S. Gomes Donald & Sheila Lawrence Gwenda Wells Anglica Church Sandra Miron Erla Sandiford Patricia Gossip Francoise Leduc Samantha Welscheid Santiago Monzon Christina Savy James Grant Brigitte Lenis Andrea Welsford Up to $249 Elizabeth Morgan Dorothy E. Scott Bill Gray Carol Levinson Barbara Westoby Athelstan Presbyterian Francoise K. Morin Christopher Shannon Ted Greenfield Dong Li Sharon Whitcomb Church Kathryn Moss Harvey L. Shepherd Harvey & Patricia Guyda Caroline Lin Debrah White First Presbyterian Church Carol Murphy Emil Shiri Alexandra Hadaya Joan Lindsay Patricia Whitelaw Georgetown Ian & Meg Sinclair John Hadley Ruthmary Lonsdale Presbyterian Church DONOR LISTING 2016 – 2017 DONOR LISTING 2016 – 2017

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Marvin A. Drimer Foundation $2,500 to $4,999 • ORGANIZATIONS St. Andrew’s Women -Aldon UK Online Giving Foundation 9188-0591 Inc. $5,000 to $9,999 St. John the Baptist William and Nancy Turner Foundation Fednav Limited Woman’s Guild In Trust Youth and Philanthropy Initiative Canada Fidelity Investments Canada Coalition de la Petite Bourgogne St. Simeon’s Anglican Church $2,500 to $4,999 Lorne Steinberg Wealth Management $1,000 to $2,499 Westminster Presbyterian Church Barwick Family Foundation Roslyn School Women’s Guild of Miss Edgar’s and Miss Cramp’s School Lara Drummond Foundation $1,000 to $2,499 St.George’s Church $500 to $999 Protech Foundation Canadian Institute of Food • FOUNDATIONS Society of The Sacred Heart Zeller Family Foundation Club de Golf Summerlea $50,000 + $1,000 to $2,499 Concordia University $250 to $499 Charles Johnson Charitable Fund ICI Controls Inc. The Study Student Council Famijeunes Gilsig Family Foundation Jivan Collection Louise & Alan Edwards Foundation Mazon Canada Up to $249 Schonfeld Transport Molson Foundation $500 to $999 College de Montréal $500 to $999 R. Howard Webster Foundation Fondation La Capitale Groupe Financier Centennial Academy $10,000 to $49,999 Girls Action Foundation Desjardins Caisse du Sud-Ouest Altru Foundation Inc. Gustav Levinschi Foundation de Montréal Canada Post Community Foundation Highwater Foundation Hydro Technologies Canada Inc. Eric T. Webster Foundation Howick Foundation Operatus Inc Fondation J. Armand Bombardier Silver Dollar Foundation TELUS Corporation Fondation Jeunes en Tete $250 to $499 Franklands Foundation Masonic Foundation of Quebec George Hogg Family Foundation Frank Cavallaro Foundation Hay Foundation Up to $249 Holt Foundation Jarislowsky Foundation Mireille & Murray Steinberg Lloyd Carr - Harris Foundation Family Foundation Pathy Family Foundation Eldee Foundation Peacock Family Foundation • CORPORATIONS Tenaquip Foundation (Donations of $500 plus are recognized) Tony & Betty Infilise Family Foundation $10,000 to $49,999

$5,000 to $9,999 Irving Mitchell Kalichman Beamish House Foundation $5,000 to $4,999 Camellia Foundation Bank of Montreal Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation Metro Inc Hylcan Foundation Quadra Chemicals Ltd. John Dobson Foundation Vigilant • Adult Development Department CJS Westmount Park Elementary School Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi de Côte-des-Neiges CLSC St-Henri Young Canada Works Centre de resources éducatives et pédagogiques Concordia University Youth Co-Op presentors Jerry Ferezan, Commission des droits de la personne COMMUNITY Concordia University, Art Therapy Ken Ingram, Nathan Ngadzi & Shanice Yarde DAB Montreal Concordia University Youth In Motion AND FUNDING Dave McKenzie & Concordia John Molson COSTCO Youth Stars School of Business Dawson College PARTNERS • Volunteer Department Dawson College Emploi Québec Cégep André Laurendeau Desjardins Group College de Montreal English Montreal School Board DESTA Concordia Live Center Little Burgundy Coalition Diggers & Weeders Concordia University McGill University École de la Petite Bourgogne Dawson College Montreal West Presbyterian Church Eddie Nurse Engineering and Commerce Case Office Municipal d’Habitation de Montréal (OMHM) FACE Elementary and High School Competition group (ECCC) Stage aux jeunes Fonds 1804 Federation CJA Welfare Rights Commission Fonds de solidarité FTQ Frontier College Youth Employment Services Montreal HAT Productions James Lyng High school Youth in Motion John Grant High School • Early Childhood Department John Paul High School LaSalle College Avenir d’enfants Lakeshore Soccer Leyton CSSS Sud-Ouest-Verdun Lakeside Academy L’Oreal Montreal Children’s Library LaSalle College, Special Care Counseling LOVE Québec Public Health Agency of Canada (CAPC) Little Burgundy Coalition R. Howard Webster Foundation Lower Canada College Loyola High School Table des services à la petite enfance de St-Henri/Petite-Bourgogne Loyola High School Marianoppolis College YAPP and SIPPE (Agence de santé et de services sociaux) Maison de Jeunes Pointe St-Charles Marymount Adult Education • Library Department Maison de Jeunes St-Henri McGill University Authors: Ndija Anderson, Alexandra DelGado, Bonnie Farmer & Tiffany Stone Maison de Jeunes Ville Emard Montreal West Presbyterian Church CodeMonkey Coding program Northeastern University Concordia University McGill University Ostuka CPE Genesis 87 McGill University, Social Work, Dental Bus Pfizer Girls Action Foundation Montreal Alouettes Phramascience National Society of Black Engineers Home daycare Winken, Blinken and Nod Research Institute of the McGill OMHM Louise & Alan Edwards Foundation University Health Centre PO Mealbox Marymount Adult Education Department RGA Réseau de la coopération du travail Richter McGill University du Québec (RÉSEAU) Sacred Heart School Of Montreal George Hogg Family Foundation Roslyn Elementary School The Native Women’s Shelter Service Canada The Sud-Ouest Borough of Montreal Table Jeunesse de Petite Bourgogne Summit School Ville de Montréal - Arrondissement Le Sud-Ouest Trafalgar School for Girls Telus The Study • Children, Youth and Families Department Union United Church of Montreal Vanier College Batshaw Youth and Families Centres Vigilant Vigilant Global BUMP (Burgundy Urban Mediation Project) Ville de Montreal Volunteer Bureau of Montreal (CABM) Canada Summer Jobs Ville de Montréal - Arrondissement Volunteer West Island Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi Sud-Ouest Le Sud-Ouest Workopolis Centraide Tyndale St-Georges Community Center 870 Richmond square, Montreal, QC, H3J 1V7 Tel: 514-931-6254 | Fax: 514-931-1343 [email protected] www.tyndalestgeorges.com

Many thanks to our volunteer Emily Dupuis who contributes countless hours to translating our important documents into French, and helps shape our voice. Merci beaucoup!