2015 Food Court Social
Date and time
Location
Artscape Wychwood Barns
601 Christie Street Toronto, ON M6G 4C7 CanadaRefund Policy
Description
Toronto’s hottest chefs are teaming up at the Food Court Social to support culinary jobs for people who have struggled with mental health and addiction.
Proceeds from the Food Court Social will support George Brown College’s Augmented Education program, designed in partnership with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). The program accepts approximately 60 students annually and does not charge tuition which is a barrier for most of their students. It faces an annual deficit of $405,000.
2016 will be bigger and better! With amazing food and drinks, exclusive prizes and auction items, and a chance to meet Toronto’s hottest chefs, this year’s Food Court Social will be a can’t miss event! Save the date – Thursday, September 22nd, 2016. See you there!
FAQs
1) Want to learn more about George Brown College Augmented Education program?
This unique program provides people with addiction or mental health history who see work as part of the recovery process, the opportunity to receive training and employment. The goal of this program is to help people with barriers to training and employment take the first steps towards a job in Toronto’s food industry. See here for more information about the courses.
2) How can I make a donation?
To make an online donation to Augmented Education program and George Brown College, please click here.
3) Want to learn more about George Brown College Foundation?
Please visit www.georgebrown.ca/giving/.
4) Any other questions?
Please contact us at gbc.foundation@georgebrown.ca
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The George Brown College Foundation (GBCF), established in 1984, is the primary fundraising vehicle for George Brown College. George Brown is committed to providing the highest possible caliber of education to its students and to making its programs accessible to all. The Foundation helps the college achieve this goal by raising money to support student success through scholarships and bursaries, as well as through other initiatives like Success at Work Campaign. Through these fundraising initiatives, we are able to generate funding towards capital building projects, which strengthen the college’s ability to offer innovative programs for the sectors we serve. www.georgebrown.ca/giving/