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Boost’s Butterfly Ball raises more than $1.4 million for children and teens

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It was a life-changing night for Boost Child & Youth Advocacy Centre on May 21 at the 27th Annual Butterfly Ball, which raised more than $1.4 million for programs to help children and teens who have experienced abuse. The gala, held at the Royal Ontario Museum, was co-chaired by Lesley Rowan, Claire MacNamara and Sarah Paterson. This year, the board of directors honoured MacNamara and Paul Godfrey with awards.

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Ayla Rodney and Harmony Holder

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Kayla Yama

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Lesley Rowan, Sarah Paterson and Claire MacNamara

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Vanessa Mulroney and Joane Maillard

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Trish and Nick Del Sorbo

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Pierre Girouard and Charlotte Positano

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Natasha Penzo and Graeme A. McIntosh

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Mikaela, Shantelle and Dominique Bisson

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Lindsay Jolie and Jay McCauley

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Carmela and Myron Demkiw

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Mandy and Jordan Dermer

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Andrew and Alana Oliver

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Patrick and Sam Molyneux

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Christine Simpson and Tamara Costa

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Heather and Max Gotlieb

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