OUR PARTNERS

BMO Financial Group, founded in 1817, is one of Canada’s largest banks, offering personal, commercial, and investment services to over 12 million customers worldwide. Committed to community and innovation, BMO partnered with Reach Toronto through a four-year sponsorship to develop a Financial Literacy program for neurodiverse youth and adults, empowering them with the skills for long-term independence and stability.

Since 1948, Greenwin has been a leader in Ontario’s rental and property management sector, creating inclusive communities and supporting social and affordable housing. A proud partner of Reach Toronto since 2017, Greenwin’s generosity led to the creation of the Greenwin Centre for Independence—an apartment-based skills centre that helps individuals with disabilities build independence, transition to their own homes, and succeed in post-secondary life.

The Laborers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA) is committed to supporting communities through education, training, and social initiatives that improve the lives of workers and their families. As a Reach Toronto partner, LiUNA’s three-year sponsorship enabled over 20 clients to access life skills programs, empowering them to gain independence and confidence.

Reach Toronto is thankful for a  generous sponsorship from Nella Toronto, a leading provider of high-quality kitchen equipment. As part of our ongoing efforts to promote food education and combat the high rates of diabetes affecting First Nations communities across Ontario, Nella Toronto has graciously donated top-of-the-line cutting boards and chef knives. These essential tools will empower individuals to prepare healthy and nutritious meals, fostering a deeper understanding of the vital role that diet plays in overall health. We are immensely grateful for Nella Toronto's support and dedication to our cause

Skills Ontario partnered with Reach Toronto to deliver skilled trades workshops tailored for our Indigenous Programs. By adapting their workshops to our curriculum, they’ve helped reach more youth exploring career paths beyond traditional post-secondary education.