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OCF report a platform for action among community leaders continued from p.11 support a broad range of community needs. We connect donors to innovative, future oriented opportunities and solutions to ensure sustainable communities. One way we do this is in presenting a unique community report called Vital Signs -- the report has become the platform for local action among a wide range of community leaders, including governments, not-for-profits, philanthropists, the private sector, and individual citizens. In our 2011 report, we presented perspectives of numerous community leaders on three related issues, germane to a vibrant and strong Oakville: poverty, charitable giving and voluntarism, and mental health. These three issue areas affect all in our community. No one is exempt. Engaging with all residents in our community, means embracing what is new, addressing challenges that affect all of us, and supporting each other as we grow. I'm looking forward to how this town will continue to grow, how many of us who live, work and play in Oakville can and do talk about the issues and the solutions. We have the means to remain one of the most coveted communities in Canada. It is time to engage for our community. The Oakville Community Foundation is a proud member of one of the fastest growing philanthropic movements in Canada -- more than 180 throughout Canada and more than 800 in North America. As a community foundation, we support families in establishing endowment funds that generate income year after year to support a broad range of community needs. Please feel free to contact us about ways you too can help your community flourish. We'd love for you to join the more than 900 OCF Twitter followers -- who are connecting and building a vital, virtual community. You can follow us @OakvilleCF or connect with us on Facebook. -- Submitted by Rusty Baillie, CEO, Oakville Community Foundation. 13 | Friday, April 5, 2013 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com NOW OPEN! Last Supper Mausoleum Reserve now for best selection. Call or visit Glen Oaks for details 905-257-1100 Limited time offer. European Engineering Combined With Traditional Workmanship Act now & save $1,000 per couple on selected crypts "Building on the Brightest Ideas Around Glass" 905.849.0266 Glen Oaks Memorial Gardens & Reception Centre by Arbor Memorial Arbor Memorial Inc. UP TO HERITAGE Lifestyle Home Furnishings Since 1977 SAVE OF INSPIRATION 20,000 SQUARE FEET 60 % SPACE STILL AVAILABLE!! Call today to reserve Novice + Atom Maximum 21 players - 6:00-7:30 Peewee+Bantam Maximum 21 players -7:30-9:00 SCHEDULE: Monday Apr/8th Apr15th Apr/22nd Wednesday Apr/10th Apr/17th Apr/24th Friday Apr/12th Apr/19th Apr/26th PRE TRY-OUT CAMP This program focuses on getting the player back into mid-season form, before and during Rep try-outs. Whether working on the perfect skating stride, on our state of the art treadmills, giving and receiving the perfect pass or quick hands on the synthetic ice surface; we'll get your shot to the ultimate level. We have also designed a program for quick feet and agility in our dry-land fitness area. A Total of 13.5 hours of Instruction $259 PER PLAYER DON'T MISS OUT ON THE INCREDIBLE SAVINGS! 4205 Fairview Street, Burlington · 905-634-5298 www.heritagefurniture.ca 7 Players per group split between Treadmills/Shooting Lanes/Fitness - 30 Minutes per Station 2220 Speers Road Oakville · 905-847-2749 WWW.ADVANCEHOCKEYACADEMY.COM