Shelter for Battered Women

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The Laughlen Centre
Camp Enterprise
Rotary Drive in partnership with Habitat for Human
The Infirmary at Seaton House
The Rotary Club of Toronto Transition Centre at St
Letters To a Street Child
Croatia and Bosnia Clothing Drive
Hurricane Mitch
Generation 2000 and Project Warmth
Decade in the Dome
West End Creche
Rotarians - United in Service, Dedicated to Peace
Cabbagetown Youth Centre
Shelter for Battered Women
Half-Way House
National Ballet
Physically Challenged Children
Care Canada
Metropolitan Opera
$108,000 for Sick Kids
Rotary Highlanders
Training School
Vacation Camp
United Appeal
Victory Gardens

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Camp Enterprise Photos
$70,000 was contributed in 1978 by Club members and the Club's Foundation to "Nellie's" to purchase a home as a refuge for battered wives. Named after Nellie McClung, probably Canada's most famous suffragette, Nellie's has become a well-used and respected social aid in our city.