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This Thanksgiving, don’t just give thanks, give hope. In Pie in the Sky, chefs bake pies that volunteers sell in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving to support the vital food programs of the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation (PWA). Incredibly, a $35 pie can bring a meal to ten people with HIV/AIDS whose long term survival depends on proper nutrition. Last year we provided over 30,000 meals and the number of children who depend on our food bank has tripled since January. This exciting event and urgent cause have attracted chefs from such celebrated restaurants as Mildred Pierce and Canoe to bake pies. Pies are the desserts par excellence for Thanksgiving, when people give thanks for their good fortune. With Pie in the Sky, you can also give hope. 
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How it Works For a list of pick up locations please click here. After seeing how much good your pie can do, have a look at the Pie Chart of donations and see the big difference you can make in someone’s life. Whether you need a pie or not. “When I first started using the services at PWA, I had all 3 kids living with me. I believe that the food bank kept me alive at times … and kept me and my family together.” “Rather than feel guilty about not baking my own Thanksgiving dessert, “With just one e-mail I sold over 50 pies to colleagues in my office tower. They just loved it – delicious dessert, an important cause, and a great story to share around the dinner table. It’s a win-win situation.” “Pie in the Sky gives me a double source of satisfaction. I know that my pies are adding to Thanksgiving celebrations across the city. And I know that the proceeds from every pie are bringing a much needed meal to 10 people with HIV/AIDS. I’d like to give thanks to you who are buying pies, to the generous chefs who bake them – and to PWA. Doing good has never tasted better.” Lead Sponsor
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There are many people and organizations who help make Pie in the Sky a success, and the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation would like to extend a special thank you to Ernst & Young and BMO Bank of Montreal, Church and Alexander Branch. Pie in the Sky originated in Boston in 1992 as a fundraiser for Community Servings and has since become one of Boston's premier annual events. Through their generous cooperation and support, similar events are now held in Toronto, Vancouver. To learn more about Community Servings, please visit their website at www.servings.org. Pick Up Locations PWA office Hudson’s Bay Centre First Canadian Place LCBO Summerhill
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Donna Dooher
