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The Volunteer Voice


Read the Spring 2008 Issue
Read the Spring 2008 Issue

Spring 2008 Issue

Volunteers for 90 Years!
2008 Message from the President
Baycrest has a very unique and proud past. It opened its doors in 1918 as the Toronto Jewish Old Folks Home thanks to the vision of a group of dedicated and committed women who volunteered their time to care for the frail elderly. Since those early days, the spirit of volunteerism, the dedication and expertise of staff and the respect of the elderly have been the foundations of Baycrest.

Read more from the Spring 2008 issue of The Volunteer Voice (pdf document).

In this issue:

  • Baycrest 90 Years of Volunteerism
  • EATing Assistance
  • Renovations to Volunteer Services Department
  • Baycrest/Spark Program
  • Stroke Survivors Make Wonderful Volunteers
  • Exciting Initiatives
  • Our Dedicated Youth Council
  • Baycrest/Mackenzie Partnership
  • CHAT Show of Talent
  • Queen’s Medical Residency for Baycrest Volunteer
  • Youth Volunteer Summer Marketplace Sale
  • 2007 Volunteer Recognition Week
  • Baycrest’s Summer Youth Volunteer Program
  • St. Joseph Communications Volunteer Day

 

The Volunteer Voice is produced once a year for the volunteers of Baycrest. For more information, pleaes call (416) 785-2500 ext. 2575 or e-mail us.