Each year the Haliburton Club Breakfast provides thousands of dollars to help provide safe, well-maintained facilities for thousands of youth. Included in these programs are canoeing, boating, fishing, orienteering and nature study at 5,000-acre Haliburton Scout Reserve or at Woodland Trails. We strive to prevent having any youth turned away due to financial hardship. Every Scouting youth has a chance to visit these camps an they are truly places that dreams and memories are made.
Scouts Canada, the country’s leading youth organization, offers challenging programs for boys, girls and youth age 5-26 in thousands of individual groups in most cities and towns across Canada.
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Haliburton Breakfast
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 THE HALIBURTON CLUB
SUPPORTING THE HALIBURTON SCOUT RESERVE & WOODLAND TRAILS
To learn more about the Haliburton Breakfast and the importance of your contribution Click Here WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS:Your membership will help Scouting maintain and expand our camp facilities and programs, keep the cost of camping services within reach for all Youth, and provide access to proper and safe equipment when they visit the Greater Toronto Council Camps. Fill out the Fillable Registration Card and email it to Jenevie Austin at jenaustin@scouts.ca or mail it attention J. Austin to the address shown on the card.
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2018 Haliburton Breakfast
Date: Wednesday, May 23rd
Time: 7:30 - 9:00 a.m.
Location: Fairmont Royal York Hotel (Canadian Room - 3rd Floor).
Guest Speaker
Simon Jackson, Founder of the Spirit Bear Youth Coalition
Scout Adult Testimonial
Special Guest Speaker
Scout Youth Testimonial
Luca Morris, Venturer, 101st Toronto Scout Group
