When we first learned about The Shelter Movers of Toronto, we were amazed by what they do. Something as simple as helping survivors of abuse safely move out of a home and store their items while in transition can easily be forgotten. We wanted to feature their story as they are providing a vital service for […]
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This week on The Scope News, we look at Toronto’s latest initiatives tackling homelessness in the city. And a group of Toronto movers is helping people affected by domestic abuse. Plus marchers say Me Too, as the anti-sexual harassment movement goes from online to the streets. Aired December 11, 2017 Produced by Emily Joveski, Mick
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When Gail Parker decided to flee an abusive relationship earlier this year, she figured she‘d gain some freedom and safety, but lose a lot of her stuff. “How am I going to replace baby pictures?” the mother of three remembered asking herself. “The momma day cards and all the Christmas cards and the necklaces they
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BY GINELLA MASSA Original Source: http://toronto.citynews.ca/2016/12/09/family-murdered-toronto-doctor-raises-awareness-charity-helps-women-crisis/ The family of a Toronto doctor murdered last week is using the tragic incident to raise funds and awareness for a charity that helps women in crisis. Dr. Elana Fric’s body was found strangled and beaten last Thursday; her husband, neurologist Mohammed Shamji has been charged with first degree murder.
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Volunteer Toronto’s Legacy Awards celebrates 25 Toronto volunteers for their outstanding contributions to the community. From mentors to fundraisers to educators, the Awards shine a light on the unspoken heroes whose efforts are often unknown outside their local community. On April 18th 2017, in the lead up to National Volunteer Week, a private ceremony took place
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This month’s Helping Hands Spotlight is to Moksha Yoga Danforth, who generously dedicated their February Karma Funds to Shelter Movers. We are extremely grateful for their heartfelt donation. Each Moksha Yoga center holds a monthly 60 minute Moksha class where all of the proceeds are donated to charity, and we were their February pick! The
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Since our first move request back in June 2016, our numbers have quickly grown. With such a high demand for our services, we recently surpassed 100 move requests and we continue to receive inquiries regarding our services on a daily basis. We could not have reached this 100th move milestone without your help! Shelter Movers
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Volunteer Toronto’s annual Legacy Awards formally recognize the time and effort of volunteer superstars who contribute to making Toronto a better place. We are extremely proud to announce that this year, Shelter Movers founder Marc Hull-Jacquin is an official recipient of the award. Marc and other recipients will be presented with the award at a
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Join us TONIGHT for a Silent Vigil held in memory of Dr. Elana Fric. The vigil will be held at the front lawn (South side) of Queen’s Park (111 Wellesley St. West, Toronto) from 5:45pm-6:30pm. Please dress warm as the temperature is expected to be chilly this evening. We expect that Torontonians from all walks
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Executive Director, Marc Hull Jacquin, joined Shay Galor Maio on her show Rogers Daytime Toronto to talk about continued need for free moving services for survivors of domestic abuse. This segment proves that humanity and kindness does exist! Watch the segment this week on ROGERStv Toronto.
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