In 1910 , Dworkin helped form a Women ’s Auxiliary in Toronto with a group of missionaries , and became its first president . The auxiliary would eventually grow into an orphanage . In 1911 , she married Henry Dworkin , a Ukrainian businessman who dealt motor accessories and was the founder of the Toronto Labour Lyceum . In 1917 , Henry opened a small variety store with his brother Edward named '' E&H . Dworkin Steamship and Bankers '' . The store eventually became a tobacco and shipping agency and was renamed '' Dworkin Travel '' . It was located at 525 Dundas Street West . Through the company the Dworkins enabled hundreds of Eastern European Jews to immigrate to Canada prior to World War II , specifically from Poland , Romania , and Latvia . After The Holocaust , they aided survivors in Canada and internationally
The Holocaust
The Holocaust
Dorothy Dworkin