Our Story
The PACT Urban Peace Program is an award-winning, outcome-driven, and equity-minded registered Canadian charity. We are committed to supporting and empowering youth, families, and seniors, systemically under-resourced communities, and youth in the criminal justice system.
Our Mission
To strengthen community wellness by supporting and empowering youth, families, and seniors within nurturing, inclusive, and accessible environments. We develop, deliver, and scale our best-practice community programming, food security initiatives, youth life coaching and mentorship, and experiential learning opportunities. PACT creates strategic community partnerships with organizations that share our values and goals.
Our Vision
Vibrant, thriving communities that are inclusive and accessible so that every person has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
What We Do
ABOUT OUR TEAM
PACT is a decentralized, social-based organization run with committed and passionate project leaders and instructors who are often experts in the community. Typically, project leaders are industry professionals actively working or studying in the given skill area. PACT is made possible through the leadership and support of many volunteers, social entrepreneurs, and social innovators.
Contact Us
General Inquiries,
School Programming Inquiries,
Community Relations
LifePlan Coaching Program Inquiries
Grow-to-Learn Garden Workshops &
Field Trips
Donations and Partnerships
Mailing Address
PACT Urban Peace Program
312 Brooke Ave
Toronto, ON, M5M 2L3
Program Referrals & Registration,
Media Communications
647-360-8185
Fundraising,
Corporate Volunteering Opportunities
Madison Rochwerg
Grow-to-Learn Garden Volunteer Opportunities
Treasurer
Dan Cornacchia
PACT builds peace and hope in our communities by supporting and empowering youth, families, and seniors through integrated, best-practice programming.
SUPPORT PACT
Most PACT programs, including school garden field trips and summer camp, are provided free-of-charge to youth ages 13-21.
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PACT does not receive government funding but instead, relies on generous financial assistance from businesses, foundations, service clubs such as Rotary, and individuals.
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Please consider making a donation through Canada Helps or contact David Lockett at 647-993-0726 or david@pactprogram.ca.
