Simcoe-York 2003 - 2004 Alliston Curling Club Inc. $75,000 over six months to assist in replacing an old ice-making unit with a new energy-efficient refrigeration system so that members of the community can continue to participate in the sport of curling. Alliston Nikolettes Gymnastics Club $49,000 over one year to purchase sports equipment so that more Alliston area children and youth will have the opportunity to participate in gymnastic and recreational activities. Association of Chinese Arts & Literacy Contest for Youth $10,000 over one year to support the 5th annual Chinese Arts & Literary Contest for Youth in March and April of 2004 and promote Chinese-Canadian arts and culture in York Region. Aurora Family Connections $25,000 over one year to enable this community development organization to expand activities, increase support to partner agencies and update its strategic and business plans. Aurora Historical Society $100,000 over one year to restore the interior of a local heritage building, the Church Street School, which will expand the Aurora Museum and Archives and preserve an important part of the history of the town. Aurora Model Aircraft Club $25,000 over six months to transform a vacant piece of land into a permanent model aircraft flying field for community recreational activities. Barrie Speed Skating Club c/o Ontario Speed Skating Association $9,000 over six months to support the 2004 Ontario Speed Skating Championships in Barrie which will benefit residents and attract tourists to the area. Barrie Yacht Club $42,500 over one year to purchase and repair safety boats and sail boats to be used to provide more opportunities for children and youth to participate in the club’s Learn to Sail programs. Bemnaawsijig Regional Aboriginal Women's Circle c/o Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle $25,000 over six months to enhance support for Aboriginal women in crisis by conducting a feasibility study into the creation of an Aboriginal Women's Transitional Living Support Strategy for Simcoe County and northern York Region. Bereaved Families of Ontario Simcoe/Muskoka Chapter $18,000 over three months to purchase office equipment to enable the organization to provide its services more efficiently and to establish a resource library. Bradford and District Curling Club Limited $75,000 over one year to make renovations to this popular community facility, which include upgrading the kitchen, replacing windows and making the locker rooms and washrooms accessible to people with limited mobility. C.O.P.E. Canine Opportunity, People Empowerment $25,000 over two years to help more at-risk youth in Simcoe County develop skills and a sense of responsibility by expanding a program that teaches them how to train service dogs for people with physical disabilities. Canadian Museum of Hindu Civilization $107,800 over two years to support the marketing programs of this unique museum located in Richmond Hill and to develop cultural education programs for students across the York Region and behond that present the dynamic aspects of the Hindu culture. Children's Aid Society of the County of Simcoe $166,500 over three years to reduce bullying among young children by expanding a school- based, early intervention program in Simcoe County. Churchill Curling Club $23,000 over six months to purchase sports and office equipment that will enable Churchill area children and youth to participate in curling programs and activities. Club Uruguay $22,000 over six months to purchase a portable stage and sound system that will be used at community events and festivals throughout York region. Collingwood Music Festival Association $67,000 over two years to expand this classical music festival and build its audiences and long- term sustainability by launching a marketing and corporate sponsorship campaign. Collingwood Soccer Pitch Development Project c/o Collingwood Harbour PAC Inc. $65,000 over two years to develop an organic soccer pitch that includes a compost station for ongoing maintenance at the Fisher Field Sports Park in Collingwood. Community Activities Resulting in Enrichment (CARE) c/o Big Sisters Association of Barrie and District $55,300 over one year to build skills and self-esteem among disadvantaged children and youth living in the greater Barrie area by expanding a recreational and tutoring program. Community Foundation of Orillia & Area $135,000 over three years to build this community foundation's capacity to develop an administrative fund and secure long-term operating sustainability. Corporation of the Township of King $120,000 over five years to purchase a portable skateboard park and host instructional clinics and special events to provide recreational opportunities for over 2,000 youth in the community. Doane House Hospice Inc. $64,200 over three years to support people with terminal illnesses and their families in the Newmarket area by expanding a day program and launching an art therapy program for bereaved children. Doors Open Markham 2004 c/o Markham Village Conservancy $10,000 over one year to promote ‘Doors Open Markham,' a celebration of community heritage to be held August 28 to 29, 2004. Area residents and visitors will be able to tour local heritage properties, many of which have never been open to the public. Doors open Whitchurch-Stouffville Committee c/o Whitchurch-Stouffville Historical Society $10,000 over one year to promote 'Doors Open Whitchurch-Stouffville', a celebration of community heritage to be held on June 5, 2004. Area residents and visitors will be able to tour local heritage properties, many of which have never been open to the public. Earth Rangers Foundation $60,000 over one year to purchase audiovisual equipment and educational exhibits for an interactive theatre at the Earth Rangers Centre in Woodbridge. Echo Research Institute $30,000 over nine months to develop and host a stone sculpture symposium in Markham June 6 to July 1, 2004. The educational event, which will feature the creation of sculptures in public, is expected to attract 30,000 visitors to the area. Elmvale Skatepark $25,000 over six months to support the development of a skateboard park in Elmvale which will provide recreational opportunities to children throughout the township. Evergreen Hospice Markham-Stouffville $112,300 over two years to increase palliative care services in the Markham and Stouffville areas by upgrading and expanding the community hospice's day program and building its future fundraising capacity. Family Resource Centre c/o Jewish Family & Child Service $165,000 over three years to expand and enhance the centre’s services to families with young children in southern York Region. Friends of Unionvillec/o Unionville Village Festival Corporation $140,000 over three years to enhance the cultural life of Unionville by combining four annual festivals into one all-season celebration and launching an integrated fundraising and marketing campaign to promote and support it. Georgian Triangle Affordable Homeownership Initiative c/o Georgian Triangle Residential Resource Centre $150,000 over three years to assist this Collingwood organization to increase access to affordable homes for low-income families and people with disabilities by building partnerships with community stakeholders and providing training and support to potential purchasers. Georgina Arts Council $195,000 over four years to enhance and expand cultural programs and activities available to members of the community and tourists by supporting the operations of the arts centre and gallery in Sutton. Gibson Cultural Centre Corporation $75,000 over six months to make a community cultural centre accessible as part of a major renovation that will include an art gallery, performing arts theatre and community event space. G'Nadjiwon Ki Aboriginal Tourism Association $90,000 over two years to develop Aboriginal tourism by supporting the infrastructure and building the revenue-generating capacity of an Aboriginal tourism association. Grant House Collaborative c/o The Couchiching Conservancy $50,000 over nine months to complete renovations at Grant House, which will become a conservation training centre serving northern Simcoe County. Hellenic Canadian Community of York $56,600 over two years to expand and enhance the activities and strengthen the infrastructure of this Hellenic community organization serving the York region. Huronia Performing Arts For Children $15,000 over three years to provide support for the organization as it undertakes a promotional initiative to introduce quality arts programs to families with young children In the Midland area. Huronia Symphony Incorporated $78,000 over four years to strengthen this Barrie-based community orchestra and enhance its performances to provide more opportunities for musicians and increase the availability of affordable classical music concerts in the local community. Increasing Affordable Housing Choices in York Region Project c/o Catholic Community Services of York Region $196,000 over three years to assist low-income families to find adequate housing by promoting and facilitating the development of affordable housing units in York Region. Kids Come First Child Care Centre of Vaughan $77,400 over three years to foster volunteerism and social responsibility in children in Simcoe and York regions and to assist aboriginal children and families in need by expanding a clothing and children’s book drive. (An OTF grant of $10,000 from Northwestern Ontario is contributing towards this initiative.) Lake Simcoe Soccer Club Incorporated $75,000 over six months to complete the construction and landscaping of two mini soccer pitches at Georgina’s civic centre soccer complex which will provide safe recreational opportunities for young children and youth in the community. Le Villageois de Lafontaine $24,000 over six months to investigate the feasibility of developing a housing complex that will include a multi-use community centre in the village of Lafontaine to improve the quality of life of residents. Lyrica Choir $18,300 over one year to enable this Barrie area community choir to raise its profile and improve performances by engaging professional musicians and purchasing new music. Markham Guild of Village Crafts $25,000 over one year to purchase equipment to expand existing programs, introduce new classes and increase membership in this local craft guild. Markham Ribfest & Blues Festival, c/o Pathways for Children, Youth & Families of York Region $30,000 over six months to establish the Markham Ribfest and Blues Festival in order to raise funds to expand and enhance the services offered by this Markham-based agency to homeless youth in York Region. Markham Rugby Football Club $50,000 over three years to purchase equipment and support the club in offering safe, quality programs that will attract new members from the community, including youth and seniors. Markham Skating Club $33,700 over 18 months to purchase equipment and coaching certification materials to increase membership and to attract and certify volunteers who reflect the cultural diversity of the community. Midland Curling Club Incorporated $79,000 over one year to renovate the club’s facility to improve its appearance, energy efficiency and safety. North Simcoe Healthy Streams Project c/o Huronia Communities Foundation - La Fondation communautaire de la Huronie $151,000 over three years to assist this Midland-based organization to establish stream rehabilitation projects in the agricultural community in order to improve the water quality and fish and wildlife habitat in North Simcoe. Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust $180,000 over three years to enable this environmental stewardship agency to build land securement and outreach programs for the Oak Ridges Moraine and strengthen its fundraising capacity. Oak Ridges Trail Association $79,500 over two years to enhance the organization’s ability to develop a sustainable trail network across the Oak Ridges moraine by planning and organizing trail development and maintenance projects. One-Stop Access York Region Initiative c/o Carefirst Seniors & Community Services Association $178,600 over three years to better serve Mandarin-speaking Chinese newcomers to York Region by establishing a neighbourhood based, multi-agency, multi-service storefront centre in the Markham area. Ontario Centre for Environmental Technology Advancement $116,000 over three years to develop partnerships and build awareness about the need to involve small and mid-size enterprises in pollution prevention, energy efficiency and toxic waste reduction to improve air and water quality in York Region. Ontario Council of Alternative Businesses $75,000 over one year to enable Ontarians with psychiatric disabilities to attend a conference in York region aimed at promoting small businesses, managed and operated by people affected by psychiatric conditions. Opera York $240,000 over four years to bring affordable and accessible opera to York Region by supporting a local professional opera company in undertaking activities to build its infrastructure, programming and financial sustainability. Orillia Native Women's Group $101,000 over two years to assist this Aboriginal women's group in increasing and expanding cultural and social services to Aboriginal families by developing long-range plans, building partnerships and increasing the number of volunteers and members. Orillia Spring Blues Festival $20,000 over one year to expand a community blues festival in Orillia and make it more appealing to children and youth by adding new program material. Palliative Care Network for York Region $128,900 over two years to enhance and expand palliative care services in York Region by increasing community awareness of available services and building the fundraising capacity of this not-for-profit network. Partenaires de services et programmes de formation c/o Centre d'accès à l'apprentissage Barrie $74,000 over two years for a joint initiative of 12 training and employment agencies to improve the coordination and delivery of programs and services to francophones in the Barrie area. Pine Tree Potters' Guild $48,700 over one year to enable this Aurora based potters guild to offer York Region residents quality programs by assisting it in purchasing new equipment and enhancing its marketing initiatives. Queensville Players Musical Theatre $75,500 over five years to support marketing and fundraising efforts by this community theatre to enhance performances and increase audiences. The company is based in Holland Landing and performs at the Stephen Leacock Theatre in Keswick. Quest Gallery and Huronia School of Visual Arts $92,000 over three years to help strengthen this Penetanguishene organization to meet the growing demand for visual arts programs and services in North Simcoe. Richmond Hill Canoe Club $70,000 over one year to purchase a dragon boat, canoes and safety equipment to enhance and expand the dragon boat, recreational and competitive programs at the club. Royal Canadian Legion Barrie Branch 147 (Barrie) $53,900 over one year for renovations to enhance the accessibility and comfort of this Barrie area facility that is used by many community groups for social and recreational activities. Royal Canadian Legion Sunset Post (Ont. No. 523) Branch $75,000 over one year to replace the roof of the Victoria Harbour facility to provide a safer, healthier and more attractive meeting space for community groups and families. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 270 (Coldwater) $75,000 over six months to upgrade fire and safety equipment and make needed renovations to this popular community facility in Coldwater. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 34 (Orillia) $15,700 over six months to enhance and expand an annual festival in Orillia which celebrates and promotes Scottish culture and attracts tourists to the area. Royal Candian Legion Branch 619 (Warminster) $36,000 over six months to complete needed furniture and equipment upgrades at the Legion Hall in Warminster which is used for many community activities. Schizophrenia Society of Ontario-York-Simcoe Region c/o The Schizophrenia Society of Ontario $28,000 over one year to assist the Richmond Hill-based organization to increase and expand its education and support services to families affected by schizophrenia throughout York Region. Seasons Centre for Grieving/Traumatized Children $115,000 over two years to enable the centre to care for grieving and traumatized children by providing support for equipment, outreach and program activities. Simcoe County Association for the Physically Disabled $131,000 over three years to support public awareness programs and to enhance services to people with physical disabilities in Simcoe County. Simcoe Women's Wellness Centre Corporation $65,500 over 18 months to support the centre in building its infrastructure in order to better promote women’s health and wellness in the Barrie area. St. John Ambulance York Region Branch c/o St. John Ambulance Council of Ontario $128,800 over three years to raise the profile of the organization and to purchase equipment so that it can continue to provide quality first aid services and training throughout York Region. Stayner Figure Skating Club $3,500 over six months to purchase music equipment and coaching aids to enhance special events and competitive and recreational programs offered by the club. Suburbanaries Senior Barbershop Chorus $5,000 to purchase uniforms which will enhance the image of this seniors chorus serving the Markham community. Sunshine Festival Theatre Company $15,000 over one year to support an enhanced marketing campaign to increase attendance at shoulder season productions of this community theatre company in Orillia. Talk Is Free Theatre $25,000 over two years to support a youth drama internship program and community outreach initiatives, which are part of this Barrie-based theatre’s community enhancement project. Temperance Hall Restoration Project c/o Sharon Temple Museum Society $85,000 over two years to preserve the heritage of the village of Sharon by restoring the 19th century Temperance Hall for use as a community centre. The Cellar Singers $61,600 over three years to enable an Orillia-based community choir to enhance its operational efficiency and build long-term sustainability in order to continue to bring quality choral music to area residents. The Latcham Gallery Association $200,000 over four years to provide operational and administrative support to raise the profile of this Stouffville-based gallery so that more York region residents will benefit from its programs. The Ontario Poetry Society $2,000 over one year to support a poetry contest entitled Celebrating Canada which will be open to all residents of Ontario. The winning entries will be published in both English and French. The Stephen Leacock Association Inc. $5,000 over one year to assist the Orillia association in its outreach efforts to expand programs and services and increase exposure for the literary works of Stephen Leacock and other Canadian humorists. The York-Durham Heritage Railway $69,000 over a one year to complete the restoration of a historic locomotive with passenger cars and to support a strategic marketing initiative for the York-Durham Heritage Railway project in Stouffville. Theatre Aurora $100,000 over one year to upgrade the facility so that this community theatre group can extend its season, raise production standards and improve patron safety. Touring Players of Canada $49,000 over one year to support rehearsals and touring performances and enable this children's theatre company to offer affordable and high quality live theatre experiences to children throughout Simcoe and York. Township of Essa $75,000 over one year to assist with the restoration of Bell's Gristmill in Utopia. The restored gristmill will operate as a working museum that will attract tourists to the area. Union Street Women's Institute c/o Town of East Gwillimbury $68,000 over six months to undertake renovations to a historic school house which serves as the North Union Community Centre in Sharon. Voice Impact Project Theatre Troupe Inc. $15,000 over one year to increase the amount of children's theatre available in York Region by expanding an annual children's theatre festival in Newmarket. Volunteer Barrie Centre for Community Involvement $27,000 over six months to strengthen the centre’s ability to recruit, screen, train and refer volunteers to community organizations and to develop a strategic plan for future development. Wendat Community Psychiatric Support Programs $120,000 over three years to increase opportunities for people with mental illness by renovating a community facility in Midland and carrying out activities to promote public understanding. York Community Stewardship and Restoration Initiative c/o Evergreen $291,000 over five years to educate community members about urban habitat conservation and involve them in planting, stewardship and land protection activities to restore wildlife habitat and enhance biodiversity across York Region. York Region Neighbourhood Services Inc. $220,000 over four years to assist this organization to provide much needed Boys and Girls Club recreation programs for children and youth in the fast-growing and diverse community of York Region. York Region Rose of Sharon Services for Young Mothers $280,200 over five years to enable this women’s agency in Newmarket to introduce an alumnae initiative to provide transitional support to graduates of a program for pregnant teens and young mothers and evaluate its long-term impact. York-Durham Academy of the Performing Arts $13,000 over one year to enable more children and youth from across York region to participate in arts, dance and drama programs. Zareinu Educational Centre of Metropolitan Toronto $89,400 over three years to help this Thornhill organization reduce isolation and stress among families of children with special needs by launching sibling support workshops and developing a regional model for community sensitization training.
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