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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Thursday, November 15, 2012 · 10 Abbey Park works with free-them It's described as the world's fastest growing criminal enterprise and the students at Abbey Park High School are helping to end it. The school has partnered with local anti-human trafficking organization [free-them] to bring awareness to the issue on Human Trafficking Awareness Week (Nov. 12-16). This is the second year the school has made this partnership and will host anti-human trafficking-related events each day this week. It began Monday with an awareness display followed by trivia games and learning about human trafficking statistics human trafficking around the world and CNN's freedom project. On Thursday, students are doing an Amazing Race with clues based on human trafficking. This Friday, the students will wear purple and watch the film Taken, starring Liam Neeson. Teacher Sheila Gabura is leading the [free-them] Human Trafficking Awareness Week. Thanks to you, our clients and the most wonderful people in the world, we have for the tenth year in a row been awarded the First Place Diamond Award by the Oakville Beaver in the categories of Incorporation Services, Tax Preparation Services and Business Advisory Services. This one was special for us; thank you for making it happen. Nikki wesley / OAKVILLE BEAVER / @halton_photog TEN YEARS IN A ROW BUSINESS OWNERS Tim Hortons kicks off INCORPORATION SERVICES Food for Life food drive If You Earn In Excess Of $20,000 Per Year And Are Not Incorporated, You Are Paying Too Much Income Tax. CALL THE INCORPORATORS NOW FOR A FREE ASSESSMENT OF YOUR CORPORATE AND PERSONAL INCOME TAX PLANNING SITUATION AT 905-469-8777 THE FOLLOWING TABLE SHOWS JUST HOW MUCH MONEY YOU CAN SAVE THROUGH INCORPORATION.... Tim Hortons in Oakville is holding a food drive to help Food for Life feed those in need in our community. From Nov. 19-25, non-perishable food items will be collected at 20 Tim Hortons locations across Oakville. The food donations will benefit Fareshare food bank, Kerr Street Ministries (KSM) and Salvation Army Oakville. Donation bags can be found in today's Oakville Beaver. Established in 1995, Food for Life is a food-recovery program. "Every day, we collect surplus perishable food from grocery stores, restaurants and the corporate food sector in Halton Region. Our emphasis is on fresh food that we can deliver quickly to those in need," said Food for Life Executive Director Charlotte Redekop-Young. "We deliver this food, same day, to more than 50 community social service organizations and 42 outreach programs, which we have established in low-income neighbourhoods," said Redekop-Young. In 2011/12, Food for Life distributed more than 1.2 million pounds of food to those in need. It currently operates two refrigerated delivery vehicles and a full-service warehouse in Burlington. Every day, Food for Life's staff and volunteers collect fresh, nutri- food for life: Tim Hortons donated several skids full of juice to kick off the food drive for Food For Life at its Oakville locations on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured here are Food for Life Operations Co-ordinator Anes Dzumhur, Oakville District Manager Peter Fekonja, Food For Life Executive Director Charlotte RedekopYoung, franchisee Peter Moorhead, franchisee Susan Hanson and franchisee Rick Hanson. Net Income Personal Income Tax Corporate Income Tax Income Tax Savings 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 140,000 3,277 9,319 16,095 22,712 31,117 39,799 48,750 3,100 6,200 9,300 12,400 15,500 18,600 21,700 177 3,119 6,795 10,312 15,617 21,199 27,050 ....AND THIS IS BEFORE WE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE CLAIMED EVERY POSSIBLE DEDUCTION THAT IS AVAILABLE TO YOU. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO KNOW THAT YOU ARE PAYING THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF INCOME TAX POSSIBLE? ADVISORY COMMITTED TO REDUCING THE INCOME TAXES THAT YOU PAY www.thetaxadvisory.ca THE TAX INCORPORATORSTM COMMITTED TO INCORPORATING YOUR COMPANY THE RIGHT WAY THE FIRST TIME www.theincorporators.ca THE ADVISORY COMMITTED TO MAKING YOUR BUSINESS A SUCCESS www.thebusinessadvisory.ca THE BUSINESS SERVING SMALL AND HOME BASED BUSINESSES FOR OVER 30 YEARS tious food and distribute it to those people in need in Halton region and beyond to help them eat and live better. Food for Life began with Oakville resident George Bagaco in 1995. He would stop at a bakery on his way home from work and fill his trunk with baked goods, which he'd distribute to needy families in his neighbourhood. "No man, woman or child should have to go hungry while stores, restaurants and other food suppliers are tossing out good food into our landfill," Bagaco was quoted as saying. Over time, Food for Life has grown with help from local Rotary clubs and Kerr Street Ministries. It was incorporated in 2003. Today, it operates seven days a week and picks up surplus and near due date foods at grocery stores and restaurants. It then delivers it to nearly 50 social service agencies and more than two dozen outreach programs. Many of those outreach programs have been established at or, thanks to local churches, near housing co-ops. Deliveries are made throughout Halton, Hamilton and Mississauga. For more information, contact 905-510-5724 or visit www.foodforlife.ca.