In 2006, Mayor David Miller of the City of Toronto and Michael Di Biase of the City of Vaughan proclaimed Peace Tree Day, a new festival for children and family of every culture and faith to celebrate peace and diversity TOGETHER!

In 2007, York Region, York Region District School Board, York Region Catholic District School Board, York Regional Police and the City of Windsor proclaim Peace Tree Day on June 1st. Celebrations this year will take place in Stouffville, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Windsor, Hamilton, PEI and in many schools, camps and hospitals. Find out how to proclaim Peace Tree Day in your city. Visit Proclamation

In 2008, Peace Tree Day will be celebrated in Toronto, Vaughan, York Region, Windsor, Hamilton and for the first time in Kolkata (Calcutta), India.

Join us at our Peace Tree Stand on Monday June 2nd 2008 from 4:00 to 7:30p.m. at Denlow P.S. in Toronto to celebrate Peace Tree Day and help us raise funds for the Unicef Myanmar/Burma Cyclone Appeal and Free the Children.  Bring the whole family and take part in our exciting peace and diversity workshops led by children: play African Drums, make Origami Paper Cranes and draw Mehndi designs, plus enjoy food and drinks from around the world. Let's celebrate diversity together through the Peace Tree Spirit  at the Peace Tree Stand! 

Join us on Monday June 2nd 2008 at our Peace Tree Stand.
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