Community Builder
A natural community builder, Terri spends her time offstage participating in initiatives to aid her local and global community. She is on the board of the Annex Residents' Association, a non-profit that has served the people of The Annex community in Toronto since 1925. Its mission is to preserve heritage properties, monitor new development, create welcoming green spaces and parks, and foster a strong community spirit.
Terri is the co-founder of Art4You, supporting youth from under-resourced Toronto communities in accessing the arts.
She also co-founded the Dalton Road Residents Group, a volunteer group that is responding to Toronto’s housing crisis by supporting affordable, thoughtful densification for current and future residents of The Annex and beyond.
A recent publication of Neighbours of Yorkville & The Annex highlighted Terri’s professional and community work as their feature story. (Digital copy below.)
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Updates in the Community
SIGNS OF SPRING: Happy Earth Day! It appears that "forest elves" were busy in Queen’s Park North (QPN) - tying green ribbons around more than fifty trees. The Weston Family’s generous donation toward the “revitalisation” of the park has sparked awareness and concern for QPN's irreplaceable old-growth grove of trees. Countless TO Residents’ Associations, U of T students, foresters, and neighbours are calling for the City to preserve QPN as an urban treasure - a rare sanctuary of respite and restoration in the midst of an increasingly densified downtown core.
