About the TSC

The TSC is a non-profit organization that strives to assist and support the growth of sport.

The TSC is recognized by Toronto City Council as the “Voice for Sport” in Toronto. The TSC promotes active involvement in sport and physical recreation and provides a network for sport organizations to share experiences and resources.

We focus on participation development; participation for all.

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ATTENTION: GRANT APPLICANTS

The Ontario Trillium Foundation next informational session on the ‘TORONTO COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM’ is;

Date:                Jan 31, 2012
Time:               10am - 12 pm
Location:         North York Memorial Hall, Gold room,
Concourse level, 5110 Yonge St, Toronto
Pre-registration is required to Kevin Humphrey, Program Manager
E Mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or Ph: (416) 963-7956 or 1-800-263-2887
           
This information session will provide an overview of OTF granting priorities, assessment criteria, decision-making process, application tips and question and answer session on review process.
The Foundation’s Program Guidelines, which outline eligibility criteria, priorities and assessment criteria, and the Application Form are located at www.otf.ca .You may find it helpful to review this information, prior to the info session.

 

 

 

2011 Get Active Toronto Report

93% of Toronto youth are not meeting the recommended daily requirements needed to derive health benefits from physical activity. Below-average rates of physical activity persist among women and girls, newcomers, and persons of lower income groups. More research is needed to better understand how social context creates barriers to increased physical activity among some groups. There's good news too! Click here to Read more...>>