NEWS RELEASE
CHE'S PLACE
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Operating under the auspices of the Optimist Club of Bolton, Che’s Place invites media, community supporters and friends to its “open house” and ribbon cutting ceremony — Sunday, Feb. 5.
Che’s Place is Bolton’s new Youth Centre and honours the spirit, memory, and life of Francesco Molinaro.
Known to close friends and family as “Che” (pronounced “Ch-ehh”), Francesco Molinaro’s life was tragically taken May 21, 2016 in Wasaga Beach. Three teens have been charged in connection.
Francesco had an immeasurable impact on the youth of Bolton. An outstanding young man, his untimely and senseless death left the community with immense emptiness and in deep sorrow.
It has also brought the community together – Bolton’s youth in particular – who’ve been relentless in initiating and taking ownership in Che’s Place and establishing a lasting legacy.
While targeting youth aged 13 -18, Che’s Place is open to all – a safe, friendly, positive environment to meet, gather, and more. Join us in helping keep the memory of Francesco Molinaro alive and in standing together for the future of youth in our community. “Don’t’ cry for me; Smile for me”.
About Che’s Place
At Che's Place we encourage youth to develop confidence and self-esteem enabling to face the future with a positive outlook. Che’s is their place to call home, welcoming all with care and respect.
Having our youth leading and participating in community events and issues will give them opportunities and experience in working with others, help them to voice their opinions, and allow them to develop friendships and contacts that will last a lifetime. …“Don’t’ cry for me; Smile for me”. …Follow Che’s Place on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and visit our web site coming soon.
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