Glenn Davis Produces
New Video for
The Good Neighbours' Club
International film producer Glenn Davis, a friend of The Good Neighbours' Club, has produced a beautiful montage of film clips and still photographs, set to Simon and Garfunkel's "Old Friends." This moving video is available on YouTube here.
Diamond Jubilee Medal Awarded to Adrienne McLennan
The Honourable David C. Onley has invited the Chair of the Good Neighbours’ Club, Adrienne McLennan, to receive the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal at an awards ceremony in February. The Diamond Jubilee Medal honours significiant contributions and achievements by Canadians. Upon her appointment to the Toronto Police Service as Director of Public Affairs, Adrienne McLennan was the highest ranking woman and civilian on any Canadian police force. Previously, she was the Director of Communications for the City of Scarborough. She serves on the Board of Trustees of the RCMI and holds the Queen’s Jubilee Medal. She has served as Director of Public Relations to the Ontario Chiefs of Police Association as well as consultant to a number of police services in Southern Ontario. To be selected for this award is a great honour. The Good Neighbours’ Club extends their congratulations to Adrienne McLennan for this wonderful honour. _________________________
The Honourable David C. Onley has invited the Chair of the Good Neighbours’ Club, Adrienne McLennan, to receive the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal at an awards ceremony in February. The Diamond Jubilee Medal honours significiant contributions and achievements by Canadians.
Upon her appointment to the Toronto Police Service as Director of Public Affairs, Adrienne McLennan was the highest ranking woman and civilian on any Canadian police force. Previously, she was the Director of Communications for the City of Scarborough. She serves on the Board of Trustees of the RCMI and holds the Queen’s Jubilee Medal. She has served as Director of Public Relations to the Ontario Chiefs of Police Association as well as consultant to a number of police services in Southern Ontario.
To be selected for this award is a great honour. The Good Neighbours’ Club extends their congratulations to Adrienne McLennan for this wonderful honour.
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No Place Like Home
features the stories of
Good Neighbours' Club
members
Accomplished filmmaker Karen O'Donnell has produced a short documentary for TVOntario called No Place Like Home.
It features the poignant stories of two of our members who, through no fault of their own, found themselves homeless and struggling--and grateful for the friendship and support they have found at The Good Neighbours' Club.
One of the principal figures in this documentary, Craig Wall, passed away in December. At his funeral, he was remembered for being caring, quick-witted, and a larger-than-life presence wherever he went. We extend our condolences to Debbie and all of Craig's family and friends.
The Good Neighbours' Club will work with other downtown agencies that knew Craig to organize a memorial service for those who knew him best in the last few years of his life.
Come Meet Your Good Neighbours.
We would love to have you or your group stop by and pay us a visit anytime from 8:00am to 5:00pm. A brief tour takes 20 to 30 minutes, but you are welcome to stay and help serve a meal or visit with our members.
Help Support Your Good Neighbours.
The Good Neighbours' Club depends on your generosity to keep its doors open. You can support us directly by clicking on the "donate" button now.
Involve Your Own Good Neighbours.
Offices, schools, community groups, families and friends are geting involved in our work with clothing drives, hosting fundraisers, and getting the word out to join us in helping the homeless.
