The event is being organized to raise funds for Yee Hong Community Wellness Foundation and the

CPLC Student Leadership Bursary Awards Program at 31 Division, as well as to promote community engagement between the police and the public.

Yee Hong Community Wellness Foundation primarily raises funds to cover the capital and operational expenses of Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care, a senior care organization in Toronto, Canada specializing in culturally-appropriate care for various Asian Canadian communities.

This year’s tournament promises to be an exciting event, with a range of prizes on offer for participants. We anticipate a great turnout from police officers, community leaders, and members of the public who are passionate about supporting a wealthy cause.

The EA–ISN was formed in 2008 by the Toronto Police Service to encourage police officers from a similar background to provide and promote support of one another, create networking opportunities, knowledge sharing and development of professional skills. The EA-ISN is a voluntary self-support network designed to help specific, self-identified groups share information and experiences, and provide mentoring and guidance so that members can develop personally and professionally. Currently, there are over 200 plus volunteer members, both civilian and uniform.

Your presence and participation in this event will be greatly appreciated and will go a long way towards making it a success. We believe that this tournament presents a unique opportunity to network, have fun, and give back to the community at the same time.

Please purchase your tickets early, as traditionally this has proven to be a very popular event, andtournament spots and dinner tickets are limited.

Recognizing this challenge, the CPLC has established Student Leadership Bursary Awards to assist post-secondary students achieve marketable skills through further education and apprenticeship programs.