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	Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada is one of Canada's leading national, youth-serving organizations dedicated to providing high-quality services that promote the healthy growth and development of young Canadians and their families. BGCC are founded on a strong belief in the positive potential of every child.
	Boys and Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes The Boys and Girls Clubs of Kawartha Lakes is a member of the United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes. Located at the corner of George and Lindsay St South in Lindsay, Ontario, your Boys and Girls Club is dedicated to providing programs and services of the highest quality to Lindsay and the surrounding communities in the City of Kawartha Lakes.
	Boys' and Girls' Club of London The Boys' and Girls' Club of London deals directly with the disadvantaged youth of London's community. The Club gives children and teens, of all abilities, between 2 and 21 years of age a place where they can learn and play, secure from the worries of the street.
	Boys and Girls Club of Niagara The Boys and Girls Club of Niagara offers a full spectrum of programs and services that provides children and youth, 0 – 24 years of age, basic needs, such as feeding and shelter, child care, recreational activities, leadership and life skills. This focus, combined with the synergy created by sixty professionals, who have dedicated their lives to working specifically with children, is a very powerful resource for children and youth of our community.
	Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa The Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa was founded by Fred C. McCann in 1923. Currently the Club operates in eight communities in the Ottawa Region by providing programs and activities to over 5,000 children and youth who made over 100,000 visits last year.
	CA Ontario - The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario ICAO has been and continue to be a major supporter of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Ontario. Since 1996, ICAO has been a major sponsor of the BGCO Annual Scholarship Awards Luncheons. Please visit their website to find out more about our generous supporter.
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	City of Toronto Special Events Toronto Special Events develops and promotes dynamic, innovative and accessible special events and festivals that celebrate the richness and diversity of this great city, enriching the quality of life for residents and attracting world-wide tourist audiences.
	Eastview Boys' and Girls' Club Eastview Boys' and Girls' Club help children and youth get more out of life through their recreational, educational and social support programs. The club is one of many clubs across the country who offer youth, ages 6 to 18 years, an opportunity to belong to a place just for their own benefit. Presently the club has over 1,100 members. In the year 2003 the club is pleased to announce that it is celebrating 40 years of service to Oshawa, Ontario.
	Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre (ENCC) Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre is a member of United Way of Greater Toronto, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada and Boys and Girls Clubs of Ontario, and supported by the City of Toronto. Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre takes pride in serving its community, and in the commitment of its staff, and direct service and Board volunteers.
	Hamilton East Kiwanis Boys' And Girls' Club For the past fifty years the Hamilton East Kiwanis Boys' And Girls' Club has been providing recreational and social development programs. The Club membership currently exceeds 4000. Members include children youth, adults and seniors.
	HIGH-FIVE HIGH FIVE is a program of Parks and Recreation Ontario, designed to support the safety, well-being and healthy development of children in recreational and sport programs. This is done by providing parents and professionals with tools, training and resources that promote and support the principles of healthy child development. HIGH FIVE Quality Assurance Process - a unique accreditation system for recreational and sport programs. Visit their website for more info.	Click Logo
	Ontario's Promise - The Partnership for Children and Youth Ontario’s Promise is a call to action … a cause … a partnership. A partnership whose goal is to leave no child behind -- and that will let no young person fall between the cracks.
	Ontario Physical and Health Education Association Ophea is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting Ontario school communities through advocacy, quality programs and services, and partnership-building. Ophea is led by the vision that all kids will value, participate in, and make a lifelong commitment to active, healthy living. Ophea.net provides members with articles, activity ideas, information on teacher resources, related news stories, training and development listings and opportunities, online workshops, a monthly poll, and much more. Ophea.net members also receive e-Connection, a monthly electronic newsletter that includes snippets of new content from Ophea.net, current issues, events, and information about new developments at Ophea.	Click Logo
	Provincial Youth Council of Ontario (PYC) The Provincial Youth Council are a group of youth who meet 5 times a year to discuss issues involving the Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Ontario, and to work on projects as a council. There is currently one representative from most of the Clubs in Ontario.
	Toronto Kiwanis Boys and Girls Clubs Mission: To enhance the quality of life for children and youth. Through their participation in the community-based programs, the club provides a safe and positive environment where young people can develop the skills necessary to become responsible and participating citizens. The Gerrard K Club serves the Regent Park/Cabbagetown community while the T.P. Loblaw K Club serves the Trinity Bellwoods community. Combined the club serves close to 900 young people in downtown Toronto.
	West Scarborough Boys & Girls Club Mission: To enhance the quality of life for children and youth. Through their participation in the community-based programs, the club provides a safe and positive environment where young people can develop the skills necessary to become responsible and participating citizens. The Gerrard K Club serves the Regent Park/Cabbagetown community while the T.P. Loblaw K Club serves the Trinity Bellwoods community. Combined the club serves close to 900 young people in downtown Toronto.