Local Needs

In a time of uncertainty, TD is committed to supporting community programs that help people who are vulnerable to loneliness and social isolation to build meaningful connections in their local community.

How we support local needs

Kindness and consistency: How an after-school art program supports youth in northern Indigenous communities

The Messy Book Program is an after-school program in northern Indigenous communities for young people grades 5 to 12 to explore Indigenous-led art processes, access mentorship, emotional support, and healthy snacks.
Helping refugee newcomers build community connections

TD supports The Together Project to provide newcomers with six months of social support.
Supporting artists through training and professional development

With support from TD, Workman Arts helps artists living with mental health and addiction challenges, make connections.
Contributing to find safe refuge for LGBTQ2+ community members

TD provides funding to the Rainbow Railroad which helps persecuted LGBTQ2+ individuals find a safe haven in Canada.

Local Needs

How we support local needs

Kindness and consistency: How an after-school art program supports youth in northern Indigenous communities

Helping refugee newcomers build community connections

Supporting artists through training and professional development

Contributing to find safe refuge for LGBTQ2+ community members

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