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The number of refugee and other low-income immigrant families arriving in Toronto is accelerating.
Over 10% of all children living in Toronto, including the North Toronto area, are living in poverty.
For these groups, the player fees for North Toronto Soccer Club recreational and competitive programs are subsidized according to need.
North Toronto Sports Foundation fully funds the North Toronto All-Abilities Sports Program, working with children with intellectual and physical disabilities to develop physical literacy skills and teach skills in soccer and other sports. Specialized year-round programs, plus coaching support for special needs children entering mainstream soccer programs and camps.
Fully funding coaching support during regular indoor and outdoor phys-ed classes in Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Board schools in priority and transitioning neighbourhoods.
Supporting the SWAN (Sports Wellness Achievement Network) after-school programs in the Lawrence Heights family of TDSB schools.
Donations may be made online through Canada Helps
A charitable tax receipt will be issued for all donations.
Charitable tax no. 74899 5313 RR0001
North Toronto Sports Foundation receives funding through:
GRANTS from FOUNDATIONS that support youth programs, and
DONATIONS from hundreds of North Toronto families
A strong community is a diverse community adding insight and experience to help us grow. Get started on how to volunteer for the North Toronto Sports Foundation.
contact: administration@northtorontosportsfoundation.ca
Donations keep our operation running! Providing accessibility to youth sports for those who may be marginalized due to a cognitive or physical disability, or limited family financial resources. Donate Now!
Share with friends and neighbours that although North Toronto is overall a relatively affluent neighbourhood, there are many families living below the poverty line and many newcomers to Canada who need support. There are also many families whose children have special needs that can benefit from the support of the the community as a whole.