They are retired social workers, spiritual leaders and writers. Others are humble advocates and volunteers. A few are famous athletes and musicians who have never forgotten where they’re from.
What unites them all is Scarborough, a community close to their hearts.
Over the past six months the real-life stories those community members have been collected and shared as part of 150 Neighbours, a digital project highlighting the stories of those who work tirelessly to enhance their community for all.
In the new edition of his blog, Principal Bruce Kidd highlights the project, calling the stories “uplifting, inspiring, and heartwarming.”
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCARBOROUGH’S 150 NEIGHBOURS FINDS LOCAL HEROS
“They work tirelessly and volunteer their time to make their communities a better place because they care so deeply about where they live, and they put a lot of love into it,” he says.
“Our neighbours have found their passion and they share it with others. Each one impresses and humbles me.”
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