Some NCO's activities in the Community

June 7, 2021

Anonymous Community Donation

A very generous and considerate community member donated groceries to a Neighbourhood family who are currently going through tough times. Though the donor wished to remain anonymous, we were extremely grateful to deliver them on their behalf. Those who support each other through difficult times definitely make a difference in all our lives! 

Meeting in the park

Yesterday we met with City Councillor Anthony Perruzza, Assistant to Councillor Carlo Lamonaca, and Parks Manager Rocco Leoncini. We had a walkthrough of Chalkfarm Park and Sheridan Mall while having informative conversations regarding Community concerns and Neighbourhood initiatives.

Together, we continue to implement Community safety initiatives and strengthen positive relationships with Neighbourhood residents. 

The Firgrove Learning and Innovation Centre

Today we've returned to The Firgrove Learning and Innovation Centre and assisted the lovely volunteers . This time we've loaded up our van with groceries and delivered them to one of our hard working Community volunteers. These groceries will be dessiminated to several families in our Neighbourhoods. A BIG Thank You to all our Community members looking out for one another!

"Damsel in distress"

While patrolling our Neighbourhood, we were flagged down by a Community member who was experiencing a nightmare all of us fear....running out of gas! (due to a faulty gauge) 

We drove the "damsel in distress" to a nearby gas station to fill her gas canisters. We returned and filled her vehicle's fuel tank, ensuring a safe departure. ๐Ÿš™โ›ฝ 

PC Kitchener put his pit stop skills to the test with much to her approval! 

Hey, these things could happen to any of us. Good thing her 31 Division Neighbourhood Community Officers were there to the rescue! 

Thank you @organic_pekitas for your great sense of humour! It was a pleasure meeting you ๐Ÿ˜

Happy birthday! 

Happy 10th Bday Savanah! Through the generosity of Food Basics owners within the community, NCO’s were able to deliver a brand new bicycle to the Bday girl. This is a great example of community businesses giving to the community residents. These kind gestures happen regularly in #Toronto. We truly are fortunate to be surrounded with so many people who really car

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