You're invited to our TTCriders end-of-year celebration fundraiser

Celebrate our 2014 successes with TTCriders members and friends
Be the first to hear about our exciting 2015 plans
Enjoy the

>transit champions and transit trolls awards ceremony

Appreciate delicious appetizers and drinks

Enter the raffle for awesome prizes, including: 1. Spend half a day with TTC CEO Andy Byford. Learn about the inner workings of the TTC. Share ideas with the man who's responsible for moving 1.7 million people around every day. 2. Ride the TTC's subway and bus training simulators, and appreciate what it's like to transport riders around our city. Bring a friend. 3. Design one monthly Metropass. (Caveat: the TTC must be cool with your design) 4. Be the TTC's voiceover announcer for one rush hour and have your voice heard by millions. 5. A voucher for an organic veggie & fruit grocery bag including free delivery right to your home courtesy of Fresh City Farms 6. 2 Spacing toques (hats) and a complete set of TTC subway buttons (Courtesy of Spacing)...AND MORE

Thursday December 4 | 5.30pm - 7.30pm Beit Zatoun | 612 Markham Street, Toronto (Easy 3 minutes walk from Bathurst St Subway. Take the Markham St exit.) Cash bar | Stay tuned for more raffle prize announcements. Additional raffle tickets on sale on the night until the draw at 6.30pm.

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