October 6, 2009

The conversations today are increasingly being set by those engaged in the new world of social media.

“The Toronto Community Foundation is all about creating opportunities for dialogue and ongoing conversations about how to improve our city,” said Rahul K. Bhardwaj, Toronto Community Foundation's President & CEO. “So if the dialogue is happening over social media sites, we need to be there also.”

The online dialogue will provide a perfect platform for Torontonians to provide their thoughts on this year's Toronto's Vital Signs® Report and send the Toronto Community Foundation ideas for solutions to the issues affecting the city.

Twitter
Connect with the Toronto Community Foundation on Twitter by following @TorontoCF. Currently tweeting for the Community Foundation are Bhardwaj, as well as Donor Services & Marketing Officer Jason Wagar and Communications & Marketing Officer Michael Salem.

Facebook
Become a 'fan' of the Toronto Community Foundation on Facebook and stay connected. Check out the Community Foundation's profile here.

YouTube
Watch engaging videos and join in the conversation on the Toronto Community Foundation's official YouTube channel.

Flickr
The Toronto Community Foundation will be posting photos from its partners, programs, and proejcts on photo-sharing site Flickr. You'll find them as user TorontoCF.

More Information
Learn more about this year's Toronto's Vital Signs Report ››