Sunday, May 26th is Momiji’s 16th Bowlathon! It’s one of our biggest fundraisers, and plays a vital role in funding the programs and services Momiji offers. There are so many ways to participate! 🎳 Join as a bowler! Assemble a team of 4 to 5, and register before May 10th to bowl in Momiji’s Bowlathon! You can sign up to bowl 5-pin or 10-pin, then retire to Momiji in the evening for a delicious bento dinner. 💸 Sponsor a team as an individual! Is a friend or family member bowling? Make sure to pledge money to support their team and Momiji! Teams and individual bowlers can collect money differently, so ask how they prefer to accept your sponsorship. 💰 Sponsor your own team as a corporation/business! Are you a corporate entity looking to support a worthwhile cause, and engage in a little team building? By donating $1,000 or more to Momiji’s Bowlathon, you can enter your own team of 4 or 5 to play against the Momiji CEO team! All corporate sponsors will be recognized on our website and in-person on Sponsor Boards. If you want to support the Bowlathon as a corporation but don’t have any bowlers on hand, become an Event Donor instead! 🎁 Donate prizes to liven up the event! We are looking for NEW items only to be used as prizes for bowlers and teams who raise the most money with sponsorships. Your business will be recognized as a Prize Donor!
Interested in volunteering with Momiji but not sure where to start? At the end of every month in 2024, we will be holding an online information session about volunteering with Momiji! For more information or to register please contact Momiji’s Volunteer Coordinator, by phone at 416-261-6683 extension 224 or by email at momijivolunteering@momiji.on.ca.
**This event is renting space at Momiji, not run by Momiji** From the event’s EventBrite page: ShoChikuBai Talks: What is the future of the Japanese Canadian community in the Greater Toronto Area? This is a family-friendly, all ages inter-generational event that will be held at Momiji Health Care Society on Intergenerational Day where we will open-source ideas from the community for the community. Join us for an engaging discussion about the future of the Japanese Canadian community in the GTA, while enjoying Japanese cultural activities such as Taiko drumming, as well as tasty Japanese food and unique vendors. Connect with fellow JCs to share your thoughts on how we can shape a genki (vibrant and healthy) community together. Don’t miss out on this chance to build community damashi (spirit) through this shared event!
Momiji’s Community Bazaar is one of our oldest and most beloved fundraising events, predating even the Momiji Senior’s Residence building! Some of you know exactly what to expect at our Bazaar, but if you’ve never been, here’s an idea: 🌭 Delicious food! Volunteers work for days preparing food for Bazaar customers, and it’s always worth it. Longtime Bazaar attendees all know to head for the food as soon as the doors open at noon! From sushi and chow mein to manju and baked goods, and even a BBQ outside! 🛍 Amazing deals! Starting in May, Momiji begins accepting donations of lightly used goods from the community. Volunteers carefully sort these donations into their appropriate department, price them, and set them out the morning of the event. There are so many quality second-hand items at great prices: art, books, clothing, jewellery, plants, pink elephant, white elephant, games and toys, and a Japonica Pop-Up! 🍁 A thriving community! Come connect with new friends at Momiji, or catch up with old friends you haven’t seen in a while. Bring your family, even if you see them every day! Our community at Momiji is always growing, and everyone is welcome. Come discover this wonderful space nestled in Scarborough, and support our senior’s programming by shopping until you drop! (Then fuel up on some food and shop some more!)
Pre-order a delicious bento made by Toriichi Catering and pick up your food in the lobby of Momiji between 3pm & 5pm on the Wednesday listed above! Orders must be in by the previous Thursday. $15 for community, and $13 for Momiji tenants.
