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REGENT PARK HOME
After 48 years of vibrant community living, L’Arche Toronto Homes Inc. is getting ready to welcome persons with intellectual disabilities (core members) who have been on the long waiting list for a new home. These individuals will have the opportunity to engage with the L’Arche Toronto community and with Toronto’s wider community in a more direct and mutually enriching way.
Our new home, approximately 4,400 square feet in area, all on a single floor in a new condominium development was designed to welcome five core members and three assistants (direct support workers) to a fully-accessible, barrier-free and inclusive lifestyle. There will be eight bedrooms, three bathrooms, an office, a media room, laundry facilities ensuite, and same floor access to the building’s recreation and community facilities.
This custom-designed unit in the Daniels Corporation’s Artworks Tower is nearing completion with an expected occupancy of April 2023.
The campaign EVERYONE BELONGS! is raising $3.8 million to purchase and furnish the home and bring this 50th Anniversary project to fruition. Please join us on this journey and help build on an extraordinary legacy!
If you have any further questions, please contact:
Caroline Hughey
Director of Development
416-406-2869 ext.35
Join the Everyone Belongs Challenge!
Why not join the challenge and make your own fundraising page to share with family and friends. Making a page is fast, easy and safe!
Help provide a new affordable, fully-accessible and barrier-free home for individuals with intellectual disabilities in the thriving Regent Park community.
EVERYONE BELONGS! L’ARCHE TORONTO’S CAMPAIGN TO CREATE A PLACE TO LIVE, GATHER AND GROW. A new model of inclusive community living in Toronto. The campaign will raise $3.8 million over the next three years to create a more inclusive community in Toronto by opening a condominium home in Regent Park for five individuals with intellectual disabilities and three assistants.
A donation of securities or mutual fund shares is the most efficient way to give charitably since the capital gains tax does not apply. Your security or mutual fund donation means a larger donation for L'Arche Toronto and it also means a larger charitable tax receipt for you. Please call Caroline or use the Canada Helps button above.
You can make a one-time gift, or make a pledge over three to five years using this pledge form.
Cheques made out to L’Arche Toronto Homes Inc. may be mailed to 186 Floyd Avenue, Toronto ON M4J 2J1 Attention: Caroline Hughey
Thank you to our wonderful donors to the Everyone Belongs Campaign who have committed more than $3,083,114!
$500,000 and over
City of Toronto Open Door Affordable Rental Housing Program
The Government of Canada through the National Housing Co-Investment Fund (NHCF)
$250,000 to $499,999
The Munro Family
$100,000 to $249,999
Brad and Katherine Badeau
In honour of Joe, Mary and the Leadership Team and in memory of Patsy and Mel
The Daniels Corporation
Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto
$50,000 to $99,999
The Arrell Family Foundation
Kathie Drummond and Gerrard Rocchi
The Lewis Cohen Foundation
John and Denise MacNeil
Estate of Susan Zimmerman
$25,000 to $49,999
Anonymous
Dorothy Brophy
DTAH (pro bono)
The Harry E. Foster Charitable Foundation
Edward Hyland and Mary Corkery
McCarthy Tetrault (pro bono)
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
J.P. Bickell Foundation
The Cranery Foundation
Jim and Anna Jane Gilchrist
Griggs Family Foundation at Toronto Foundation
The Joan and Clifford Hatch Foundation
The Herd Family
Chris and Noella Milne
The Murtaugh Fund
$5,000 to $9,999
Carol M. Cross
Canada Gives - Robert Green & Kelly Willis Green Foundation
* In Honour of Stacy Gilchrist and the Gilchrist Family
Robert and Caroline Hughey
Verdiroc Holdings Limited - Greenwin Cares
Doreen Wan Min Kee
Up to $4,999
Anonymous
Raphael Arens and Amy DeMoulin
Lydia Banducci
Elizabeth Bannister
Marshall and Mary Ann Barkin
Roland Beauregard
Leonie Bedford
Marnie Bell
* In Memory of Patsy & Mel
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Brian Bernal
The BLG Foundation
Rachel and Jim Boles
Douglas Bradley and Mary Killoran
Cathie Breton
Natalie Breton
Anne Broadhead
Bonnie Brown
Denyse Burns
Isabelle Cochelin
Kathleen Coyle
Joe and Mary Egan
Susan Fawcett
Aimee Fehlner
Danica Gavacova
Kate Gilchrist and Jamie Brodie
In honour of Lorne Glass by Lesley Cameron
John Guido
Mark Guslits
Brian and Mary Lou Halferty
Bronwyn Hannelas
Gerald Helleiner
John and Patricia Heming
Edgar Hielema
Brian and Janine Hogan
John Howard
Ibrahim Inayatali
In Memory of Bill Beaudoin
Tatjana Jagodic
Marc James
David Jebb
Rebecca Johnson
Leslie Jones
Caroline Kassee
Anne Keary
Judy Keefe
Sylvia Keesmaat
Mary Kennedy
Kevin and Joan Keough
Pamela Lauz
Dean Levitt
David and Deborah Livingston-Lowe
Tina and Harry Lynch
Brian Lynn
Diane Marshall
Michael Marshall and Jane Manning-Marshall
William Mathie
Nancy Mawhinney
Patricia McKeown
Paula A McMullan
Joe Modeste
Lucy Narbaitz
Olga Nazar
Anne and Nick Pashley
Iliff and Jane Peck
Marilyn Pirie
Bogdan Pospielovsky
Elinor Richardson
Therese Sauriol
Debbie Schatia
Ann Shaw
Barbara Sheppard
Dr. Yau Man and Christina Siew
Phil and Margaret Small
Andrew Stancek
Stella Ting
Maddalena Virgilio
Lindsay and Bill Watson
Pamela Wilcox
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