The Fourth Fraser Mustard Awards dinner was held on April 21, 2009 at the Liberty Grand in Toronto. The Fraser Mustard Awards is a biennial event that honours and recognizes the outstanding contributions and achievements of individuals who work with, and on behalf of, local children. One individual is recognized in each of the Corporate, Community and Academic sectors. Award winners are chosen for their commitment to Toronto's youth and for demonstrating an understanding of the importance of investing in our children and for removing the barriers to their success.
This is a signature event of the Toronto Foundation for Student Success and also serves as a fundraiser to help support the 500 plus school nutrition programs that provide over 11 million meals and snacks to more than 90,000 school children each year.
Short biographies for this year's award winners are listed here:
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17 Oct17 OctOn October 6th and 8th TDSB students took over the subway to raise funds to feed children.News05 OctAs the Feeding Toronto's Hungry Students Week progresses, news about students getting out in their communities and helping raise awareness for child hunger hits the media.News04 OctStudents gain life skills and confidence as part of middle-school program organized by the Toronto Foundation for Student Success and funded through the Toronto Community Foundation.News26 SeptHoops4Hope charity game Thursday, Sept. 22. welcomed Former Toronto Raptor Jerome "JYD" Williams to the North York high school to play alongside TDSB education director Chris Spence. The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) All-Stars staff basketball game was played to help raise funds for Blessings in a Backpack, a program that feeds elementary students who may not have enough to eat on weekends.News20 SeptRead more about how the project, entering its second year, is breaking down barriers to equal access to primary care.News27 JulyThe tremendous community spirit of Best Buy employees was on display July 27 as they participated in a charity 3-pitch tournament on behalf of the TFSS to support student nutrition programs.News27 MayOn May 5, students of Ms Persaud’s business class at York Mills CI organized Viva York Mills! a Las Vegas-themed event to benefit the Hope in Action Emergency Fund.News31 MarThe Toronto District School Board's second pediatric clinic opened March 31 at George Webster Elementary School. The Paul D. Steinhauer Clinic will provide primary health care to about 800 children. George Webster is one of the schools in the TDSB Model Schools for Inner Cities Program, which aims to make the school the heart of the community and provide children with the resources they need to succeed. It is a partner in the clinic, as is the Toronto Foundation for Student Success.News10 MarCBC Toronto Vision Award for Immigrant Inclusion. Recipient: Toronto Foundation for Student Success (TFSS).News9 Mar
TFSS wins 2010 CBC Toronto Vision Award for Immigrant Inclusion!
Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council congratulates one of this year's leaders and innovators, Toronto Foundation for Student Success, for winning CBC Toronto Vision Award for Immigrant Inclusion.News9 MarToronto Foundation for Student Success wins the IS (Immigrant Success) Award. Click here to read more.News - =
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