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Tuesday
Mar222011

Toronto To Japan: Toronto area fundraising activities

DateTuesday, March 22, 2011 at 1:56PM

 

 

Toronto To Japan is a Toronto-based ad hoc collective of Canadian artists, musicians, writers, activists and business leaders organizing events to raise relief funds for victims of the earthquake/tsunami in Japan.

So many events are being planned! Upcoming events include: an art gallery show, film screening, restaurant outing, bake sale, sushi making and concerts...with more coming. Do check the blog regularly for more news:

The blog: http://torontotojapan.ca/

On Twitter: @TorontoToJapan

Facebook page for Toronto To Japan

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We raised $4,000 so far at our local public school making origami cranes for everyone in the school and sending them home in donation envelopes.

March 31, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJohn Chew

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