Achievements of the Toronto Chapter

In Guyana


Annual Bursaries are awarded to students of the School

• Three Founders' Awards are given each year for Elocution to Elementary, Middle and Upper School students.
  
• Computer equipment, books, appliances, furniture, materials and supplies are given to the School whenever requested.
  
• Manual typewriters (9 in all) were sent to the School recently as part of the Chapter's commitment to the Business Program
  
• More than sixty computers have been shipped to BHS enabling the students to prepare for the Information Technology program at CXC
  
  

In Toronto

• Annual fund-raising events
  
• A theatre production, written by a Guyanese playwright, and directed and performed by members of the Chapter, raised some $8,000
  
• An international network of professionals, academics, entrepreneurs, financial, and business consultants who support each other
  

 

Community Projects in Toronto


• The development of 3 community bursary awards for post secondary education. The first awards were given out in September 1997.
  
• BHS Singers perform at various Guyanese, West Indian, and Canadian functions, including the Guyana Independence Day celebrations.
  
• Teachers, Professors, Entrepreneurs, Financial Consultants, and Business Owners lend their expertise voluntarily to the Community.
  

 

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