ABOUT THE TORONTO CHAPTER
The ProAction Cops & Kids Toronto Chapter was founded in 1991 by businessman John Bitove Sr. when he saw an opportunity to establish an organization that would enable officers to positively connect with our youth. Since it’s inception, ProAction’s Toronto Chapter has funded more than $9.17 million in programs, benefiting more than 454,000 young people and supporting over 2,200 police-initiated programs.
TORONTO CHAPTER PROGRAMS – 2025
Click on Division/Unit Tab below to view their respective Programs
12 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Syme-Woolner Floor Hockey at 30
Denarda - 12 Division Community BBQ
- Syme-Woolner Floor Hockey at 30
Denarda #2 - ProAction Hockey League
- Immaculate Conception Catholic
School
13 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- ProAction Drive To Success
- Cowgirl Up Camp
- ProAction Keeping it Beautiful
- Kicks for Kids and Cops
- Kicks for Kids and Cops Foosball Program
14 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- ProAction Hockey League – Parkdale
Division
23 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Putt After School
- Cricket & Cops 23 Division NCO
Cricket Program - Tandridge Rock Climbing
- Theatre Kidz ‘n’ Cops
31 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Miracle Basketball Program
- 31 Number Crunchers – Glenfield Jane
- LEGO KIDS – Building Communities of the Future
- Ace Fore Success
- 2025 31 Division Open House BBQ
- 31 Number Crunchers
33 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Martial Arts Anti-Bullying Program
- 33 Division Community Safety Open House
- Crossover Konnex
41 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Li’l Learners Adventure Summer Camp
- Glamorgan Basketball Program
- Heart of a Warrior
- 41 Division Community BBQ Event
- Neilson Park – 1555 Neilson Rd
- Dorset Park Female Kick Boxing Program
42 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Fresh Air Programs – Literacy Program
- 42 Division Community Youth Open House
- Karate, Self Defence and Mentoring
- Fresh Air Programs – Camp
- Malvern Community Breakfast
- Chester Le Community Breakfast
43 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- TROOP 2025
- Chords with Cops
- 43 CPLC Open House Picnic
- Scarborough Strong Hockey Camp
- Westhill Pandemonium
- Li’l Learners Adventure Summer Camp
- Westhill Youth Futsal
- Pickleball
- Hoops Havoc 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
- F.I.T. – Fitness, Integrity, Trust
51 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Ski Hills Blues
- Junior Boys Fitness
- Junior Girls Arts & Crafts
- Ski Hill Blues #2
- Junior Boys Fitness
- Senior Girls Arts & Crafts
53 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Responsible Youth Driver Education
- Program – RYDE
- Box with a Cop
- Bike with Us
- Pickelball with Cops
- Run with Us 2025 & 2026
- Creating with COPS
55 DIVISION PROGRAMS
- Unite the Youth Basketball Tournament 2025
- Taylor Massey Youth Ball Hockey Program
Horsin’ Around - SH Armstrong Volleyball Tournament
- 55 Division Cops and Kids Basketball Tournament
- ProAction Hockey League
- Roden Fit Kids
- Youth Basketball League – Youth Becoming Leaders
- Flying Up Through the Sky
- Danforth Fit Kids
- Slopes with Community Folks 2026
CPEU
- CPEU First Responders Youth Job Fair
- That’s a Wrap – Film Making Workshop
TSV
- Bike Rodeo Program
- Bike Rodeo Program #2
Aboriginal Peacekeeping Unit
- Toronto Police Aboriginal Peacekeeping Unit Lacrosse Programs
Outdoor Survival Skills Program
Funded in part by the Motorola Solutions Foundation, ProAction’s Outdoor Survival Skills Program includes different camping programs that give young people an opportunity to experience the outdoors like never before. Many of these young people have never been beyond the boundaries of their neighbourhoods. Spending days and nights in northern Ontario away from the challenges of their daily lives builds a new perspective and appreciation for things they can achieve.
Highly trained officers leading these programs teach a variety of skills from basic camping to rappelling, advanced canoeing and lifesaving. Many of the participants leave this program with skills, certifications and opportunities that lead to new career and academic opportunities. Participants of this program have successfully completed their secondary education, been accepted into post-secondary and/or trades programs and some have even gained employment thanks to their new outdoor survival skills.
Proof that these programs save lives was clearly demonstrated when ProAction officers and participants led two different rescues of fellow campers who were stranded in deep water. Two of these campers were young boys who swam too far out in deep water and a couple whose canoe capsized. Thanks to this program, young people experienced first-hand how police officers save lives.