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Team Yardi Toronto recently spent time at The Scott Mission in Toronto, giving back by preparing food for those in need.
The Scott Mission has been serving homeless and impoverished Toronto residents since 1941, and has played a major role in helping thousands of people return to safety and stability after living on the street. In addition to meal services, the mission provides nightly shelter for up to 50 homeless men, groceries and clothing for the impoverished, summer camps and childcare, and worship services.
The mission’s 100 staff members are joined by 2,500 Toronto community members each year to make these good works possible. On June 20, that included a group of employees from Yardi Canada.
“This was a team building experience as well as a very humbling way to give back to the community,” said Lee Anne Lippa, an application solutions consultant from the Toronto office. “It left us with added appreciation for our surroundings of health, family, friends, colleagues, our place to work, home to live in and the food on our table.”
The Yardi team, led by senior account executive Shirleen Vieira, participated in food and dessert preparation, setting tables for two lunch servings, and a final clean up.
“They serve balanced meals,” Lippa noted. “We had chicken wings, baked potato, hard-boiled egg and salad. Others that were vegetarian with baked potato, salad, hard-boiled egg, salad and grilled eggplant and zucchini.”
They served lunch to the shelter guests – which included people of all ages – with courtesy and respect for those coming to eat, which is a focus of the organization’s Christian values.
Drawing from the Yardi corporate values, which include giving back to the community, the Toronto offices encourages other Yardi colleagues globally to give back in similar fashion.
“You do not have to be a chef to help out. Anyone can help – they will find tasks for you that you are comfortable with. Maybe even teach you something new that you can take away from a personal experience,” Lippa observed.
Learn more about the Scott Mission and its long and interesting history serving Toronto at https://www.scottmission.com
