Rubisov Family Foundation

As immigrants from Russia 30 years ago, Dmitri and Vera Rubisov faced the not uncommon challenges of adapting and thriving in a
new place.

After ups and downs, raising a family (Lena and Anton) and building successful careers, today they are planting seeds for a better future for everyone through the Rubisov Family Foundation at Toronto Foundation.

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