In Toronto, Canada, in collaboration with Second Harvest and through its program called “Feeding Our Future”, FIMLM extended its helping hand to 600 children during the summer months of 2022. For nine consecutive weeks, the children received kits with recreational materials and healthy snacks, such as vegetables, fruits and proteins, which would otherwise be unaffordable for these children living in low-income communities, during these out-of-school months.
Last Activities Toronto
The Foundation held One Day for Kids in the city of Toronto – Canada. Families and children enjoyed a day full of teachings, contests and games.
One hundred ten children attended the event. It took place at Great College School, which allowed children of ages 0-12 years old to have a day full of entertainment. The Foundation gave out gifts and raffiled bicycles to the children that attended and to others in need that were not able to attend.
The Maria Luisa de Moreno International Foundation held an engaging seminar for breast cancer awareness in Toronto, Ontario. Over 40 women attended..
On December 17, 2016 Maria Luisa de Moreno International Foundation with a group of volunteers in the city of Toronto, went to the company Laborie Medical Technologies Canada to receive donations wich were distributed to seven families in need.
With the help of 13 volunteers, Maria Luisa de Moreno International Foundation in Toronto had the Food Cupboard Project where 41 people could receive different varieties of well-balanced food consisting of vegetables, fruits and dairy.
The Maria Luisa de Moreno Internacional Fundation Canada carried out on the 17th of September 2016 the educational campaing “One Day For Kids” at Grandravine Community Center in the city of Toronto. 35 children atended the event and enjoyed a memorable day with recreational activities, games and gifts promoting family values.
Maria Luisa de Moreno International Foundation Canada celebrated its educational campaign “One Day for Kids” 2015 at Grandravine community centre in the city of Toronto.The event was attended by 48 people including 10 children who participated in recreational and leisure activities, promoting values in a warm space with laughter, games and gifts.
On Saturday, May 2, 2015 we had an educational seminar about diabetes prevention.
Unison, which is an educational center for diabetes, presented a seminar in regards to diabetes prevention that promotes a healthier life style.
An informative session was presented in the following topics: diabetes, nutrition, healthy cooking and physical activity.