East Scarborough Storefront releases new book — The Little Community that Could
East Scarborough Storefront, a Tides Canada Initiatives project, is working in community in a new way. And it’s exhilarating. And it’s messy. And it’s working!
We can no longer afford to work in isolation. We believe the power of collaboration can change the way we do business in the charitable sector. In fact, we spent our first ten years leveraging the power of collaboration to support people and build community. Read more about it in our new book: The Little Community that Could.
Celebration of book launch and Eco-Food Hub
On June 14, East Scarborough Storefront will host a celebration of two monumental events in the history of the East Scarborough Storefront: The launch of our new book and opening of new spaces at the Storefront including their Eco-Food Hub!
Hosted by Sandy Houston of the Metcalf Foundation, this event celebrates the people who contribute to making East Scarborough thrive. Specially honoured will be:
- The youth who designed the Eco-Food hub and gathering/meeting spaces
- The architects who mentored them from sustainable.to and archiTEXT
- The author of our fabulous new book, the Little Community That Could, Cathy Mann
- The funders and politicians who made it possible: the George Cedric Metcalf Foundation, Ontario Trillium Foundation, TD Foundation, MTCU, MPP Margarett Best, Councillor Paul Ainsli
For more information call: Anne Gloger, Director, East Scarborough Storefront 416-208-9889 x25





