On Thursday, November 8, 2018, at 11:30 a.m., Toronto Crime Stoppers will officially launch their 2019 Calendar – "A Tribute to Toronto Police Dog Services" at the Circle K Store located at 2200 Martin Grove Road.
This latest Toronto Crime Stoppers fundraising initiative will have the support of A/Superintendent David Rydzik of the Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit and other members of the Toronto Police Service, who will be on hand to purchase the first copies of the calendar.
Circle K Stores have partnered with Toronto Crime Stoppers to lend their support behind this fundraiser and provide members of the community the opportunity to purchase the calendar at any one of their locations within the city of Toronto.
The rewards paid by Crime Stoppers are not financed through tax dollars; but rather through individual support, corporate support and through fund raising initiatives like this.
By purchasing the 2019 calendar, citizens will be making a significant contribution to the future success of Crime Stoppers to ensure the safety of their community.
Please click on this link to purchase a calendar.
For more news, visit TPSnews.ca.
This latest Toronto Crime Stoppers fundraising initiative will have the support of A/Superintendent David Rydzik of the Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit and other members of the Toronto Police Service, who will be on hand to purchase the first copies of the calendar.
Circle K Stores have partnered with Toronto Crime Stoppers to lend their support behind this fundraiser and provide members of the community the opportunity to purchase the calendar at any one of their locations within the city of Toronto.
The rewards paid by Crime Stoppers are not financed through tax dollars; but rather through individual support, corporate support and through fund raising initiatives like this.
By purchasing the 2019 calendar, citizens will be making a significant contribution to the future success of Crime Stoppers to ensure the safety of their community.
Please click on this link to purchase a calendar.
For more news, visit TPSnews.ca.