The Toronto Central chapter is involved in different events and projects throughout the year to help the poor and vulnerable in downtown Toronto.
Toronto Central Volunteers Serving at Sistering
These include:
- Serving at Sistering, which provides services and activities to vulnerable women
- Good Shepherd Mission, a homeless shelter in Toronto
- Helping Hand for Ukraine Project
- Annual jeans and socks drive to collect gently used second hand clothes for the poor
The goal of the Toronto chapter is to help the poor and disadvantaged get to levels that they have never reached before and help them to have fresh hope again.
The Toronto Chapter is led by Phil Osagie, the chapter director. He has demonstrated a strong commitment to helping the poor around the world, especially in Toronto and Africa.
Dr Phil Osagie, The Toronto chapter director
With a stong background in international business and public relations, Phil has been active in the work for the poor for many years. . He has been a community advocate and supporter of several charities including War Child, World Vision and the Canadian National Institute of the Blind (CNIB) where he serves as Vision mate. He is the co-founder of the African Blind Foundation, a charity that provides educational and material support to blind persons in the African continent.
He is married to an ‘angel,’ Stella, and they have three sons.
Phil Osagie can be reached by email at drphil.osagie@hopewwcanada.org
Annual Jeans, Boots and Socks Drive
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