Dine Out in Greater Toronto Area

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The following establishments supported Amnesty International’s work to stop violence against women in June 2009.

Partners for Freedom:

Rodney's Oyster House
469 King St W - 416.363.8105

Southern Accent
595 Markham St - 416.536.3211

Partners for Freedom have generously donated a minimum of $750.00 to support Amnesty's vital human rights work.

Taste for Justice Friends:

Alternative Grounds 333 Roncesvalles Ave - 416.534.5543 Kindly donating 25% of Taste for Justice coffee blend in June
B.B.Ques 650 Spadina Ave - 416.323.3663 Kindly donating 5% of proceeds to Amnesty International
Buzz Buzz Pizza 822 Wilson Ave - 416.630.7777
Free Times Café 320 College St - 416.967.1078 Kindly donating 15% of their organic tofu burger & beer/pop, and 25% of cappuccinos and herbal teas
Kingsway Fish and Chips 3060 Bloor St W - 416.233.3355
Queen Mother Café 208 Queen St W - 416.598.4719
Tinto Coffee House 89 Roncesvalles Ave - 416.530.5885
The Silver Spoon 390 Roncesvalles Ave - 416.514.8112

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“I feel it is important to be involved in my community… by using my business as a vehicle to educate people in my community about global issues that matter to me.”

Estelle Matheson, Mozart Bakery, Langley, BC

Champion oyster shuckers, Jennifer, Jason and Anthony shuck a delicious dish of mollusks in support of Taste for Justice at Oyster Boy in downtown Toronto.

Corner Gas’ Eric Peterson and company share their taste for justice at grano ristorante in downtown Toronto.

“Amnesty International represents many people like me who come together to support human rights globally and are voices for those who need to be heard.”

Simon Saab, owner of The Table, Ottawa, with Alex Neve, Secretary General of Amnesty