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  • Striking for Reena Striking for Reena  - Watch the Video from last year's event The 2nd Annual Striking for Reena bowling day took place on May 5th.  This is Reena Foundation's unique fundraiser because it includes the people Reena serves, families and friends as well as corporate participation.  Watch the video - shown on Rogers Television's "Accessibility Toronto" program -…
  • David Axelrod 1st Annual Exceptional Abilities Series with David Axelrod. Join Reena Foundation as we present David Axelrod on Tuesday, October 8, 2013. David Axelrod served as senior advisor and Campaign Chair to President Barack Obama, senior advisor to the Obama-Biden Presidential Transition, senior strategist to Barack Obama's historic campaign for the presidency in 2008 and his…
  • Reena Foundation’s Summer Campaign Reena Foundation's Summer Campaign Everyone wants to say goodbye to winter and plan for the glorious days of summer. Reena’s Summer Recreational programs are so vital to Reena’s kids – it’s why we need your support to ensure 500+ kids flourish. They can’t afford to take the summer off from self-development. Please help us by…
  • The most successful “season” yet for JSMHT The Most Successful "Season" yet for JSMHT The 3rd Annual Joel Schwartz Memorial Hockey Tournament took place on March 10, 2013 and was a resounding success. 300 hockey players came out to play and raise funds to help those with developmental disabilities. The total raised is still growing and you can see the current total…
  • JSMHT Event – a great day of fun for Reena Clients JSMHT Event - a great day of fun for Reena Clients On February 3rd, 35 Reena clients and 25 volunteers teamed up for a day of inclusion; funded by proceeds from the Joel Schwartz Memorial Hockey Tournament (JSMHT) and "Joel's Ongoing Inclusion Network" (J.O.I.N.), with the support of UJA's community connect. Visit www.jsmht.org for more…

There are over 1 million Canadians living today with a developmental disability such as autism spectrum disorder, Asperger syndrome and Down syndrome. There is no cure for a developmental disability – there is only hope – hope provided through an organization like Reena.

Reena serves over 1200 individuals per year through residential and Respite & Enrichment programs and numerous other services that help them reach their potential in a dignified and caring setting.

Reena has been providing Respite & Enrichment Programs for 13 years. These programs receive no government funding and depend completely on community donations for their existence.

Reena runs 15 such programs and with your help we will be able to continue to provide the people we serve with quality programming for years to come.

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