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A PORTION OF YOUR PURCHASE SUPPORTS YOUTH AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS IN TORONTO Adam Beck School Leo Baeck School Adventure Place Gala and Silent Auction Leukemia Research Fund of Canada The Baycrest Centre Foundation Moorelands Community Services Balmy Beach Canoe Club Mount Sinai Hospital Baycrest Foundation Muskoka Hospital Beaches International Jazz Festival New Circles Golf Classic Beit Rayim Synagogue Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Bikur Cholim The Philip Witchel Children's Foundation Bloor Jewish Community Centre Ride for Karen B'Nai Brith Rotary Club of Parkdale High Breast Cancer Foundation Rotary Club of Toronto Camp Winston The Salvation Army Canadian Hearing Society Salvation Army Gateway Central Eglinton Community Centre Secord Elementary School Centennial College St. Brigid’s Catholic School CNIB St. Joseph’s Health Centre Foundation Covenant House St. Michael's Hospital Crohns and Colitis Foundation of Canada Sunnybrook Hospital Dare Fundraising Dinner Temple Sinai Evening with Ofra Concert Danforth Mosaic Toronto Beach Chorale Delisle Youth Services Toronto Beaches Lions Club Dentonia Park Nursery School Toronto East General Hospital Diefenbaker Home and School Association Toronto Kiwanis Downtown Jewish Day School Toronto Leaside Wildcats East York Soccer Club Toronto Minor Midget Hockey League Gerrard India Bazaar Toronto Police Service Gledhill Public School Toronto Titans Heart and Stroke Foundation United Way Hebrew University of Jerusalem Variety Club of Ontario Golf Tournament Hinks Centre for Children's Mental Health Villa Mediterraneo Association Hospital for Sick Children Weizman Institute of Science Gala Bowl Jackman Avenue Public School World Wild Life Fund Canada 2300 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4C 1K6 T 416-423-2300 F 416-423-4579 www.torontohonda.com.

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