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Alberta Committee of Citizens with Disabilities Alberta's only not-for-profit, cross-disability provincial organization of and for people living with physical, mental, developmental or sensory disabilities. Since 1973, we have provided consumer-directed research, programs and services guided by the principles of full participation, equity, intergration, individuality and accountability. www.accd.net |
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ALS Adventure Challenge (Nilsson Foundation) The Nilsson Foundation is a federally registered charity dedicated to raising funds and awareness for ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). Funds raised support ALS research and patient services. ALS is a rapidly progressive & fatal neuromuscular disease. ALS results in complete paralysis and death, generally within 3-5 years. In at least 90% of cases, it strikes people with no family history.www.alsadventure.com |
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Our mission is to support research towards a cure for ALS and to support ALS Partners in their provision of quality care for persons affected by ALS. www.als.ca |
| Our mission is one of HOPE - to help out PALS (people with ALS) everyday through provision of support services.www.alsmb.ca |
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The ALS Society of Ontario is a non profit organization that raises funds to provide services to those living with ALS so that they may manage the effects of the disease as well as raise funds for research towards finding a cure for ALS. www.alsont.ca |
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Army Cadets is a national youth organization, whose purpose is to develop in youth, 12-18 years of age, boys and girls, the attributes of leadership, engaged and active citizenship, and physical fitness, all within an environment that familiarizes the participants with the Canadian Forces. The Army Cadet League of Canada is a non-profit registered charity, who sponsors the program in partnership with National Defence - over 20,000 participants. www.armycadetleague.ca |
| Established in 1905, the Balmy Beach Canoe Club is a non-profit, multi-sport club offering sprint canoe and kayak to athletes in eight age and skill categories ranging from Atom (under 10) and Master (over 25). The Club's main focus is on youth paddler programs on a year round basis. Our athletes compete successfully at the local and national level. Our Club is totally managed by volunteers in co-operation with a staff of professionally qualified coaches. Donations are being sought to cover the costs of needed equipment and travel expenses for our athletes http://members.tripod.com/balmybeach |
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Bereaved Families of Ontario Durham Region We are an association of families who have lost a child through death. We offer support through a newsletter, groups, events, and drop-ins. We are the bereaved helping the bereaved live with their grief. We offer ongoing support to families that need changing support services throughout the years. www.bfodurham.net |
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Bereaved Families of Ontario Waterloo Region Bereaved Families of Ontario in Waterloo Region is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free of charge grief support in an array of programs and services. Our motto is "the Bereaved Helping the Bereaved. We can help the healing begin." www.bfowaterloo.on.ca |
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BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF KAWARTHA LAKES-HALIBURTON Our Mission is to promote and monitor long term supportive friendships for children through quality relationships with caring adults. www.bigbrothersbigsisters.info |
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Burlington Synchronized Swimming Club B.S.S.C. has been serving the youth of Southern Ontario for over 25 years. The Club is a non-profit volunteer organization engaged in promoting, teaching and fostering the sport of synchronized swimming at the recreational and competitive level. Our track record includes consistent top 3 placement in the province and one or more teams qualifying each year for the National Championships. These experiences help promote personal development as well as expand opportunities for our athletes. www.leaguelineup.com/burlingtonsynchro |
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Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange CATIE is a national, non-profit organization committed to providing free, current and confidential treatment information for all Canadians living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. www.catie.ca |
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Canadian Amateur Wrestling Association The objectives of the Canadian Amateur Wrestling Association are to encourage the widest participation and the highest proficiency in amateur wrestling in Canada and to improve the skill and technical knowledge of wrestlers, coaches, officials and support personnel in this country. The association funds the programs that lead to Canada's participation in the World Championships and Olympic Games www.wrestling.ca |
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Canadian Association of Food Banks CAFB is the umbrella group for food banks in Canada, providing services to food banks in every province. Our National food sharing system shares corporate food donations with our members and we work with our members to fight hunger and poverty in Canada. www.cafb-acba.ca |
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Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness The Centre provides education, information and support for adult survivors of childhood abuse. It also provides prevention programs for children and their families. Feature programs include: Martin Arnold Kruze Memorial Fund, Public Awareness of Abuse Issues and Assistance to Survivors. Donations support all of our programs for children and adults. www.abuserecovery.net |
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Canadian Federation of Humane Societies The Canadian Federation of Humane Societies is the only national organization representing humane societies and SPCAs across Canada. Our mission is to promote compassion and humane treatment for all animals and to end their suffering. CFHS is a registered charity representing over 100 member societies and branches in every province and speaking collectively for more than 400,000 individuals. www.cfhs.ca |
| Canadian Society for Mucopolysaccharide and Related Diseases (MPS Society) Founded in 1984, the MPS Society provides support to those suffering from MPS and to their families. Information is provided to families, professionals and interested people. Public and professional awareness of MPS and related diseases is also encouraged. Funds are raised for research into MPS and related diseases. www.mpssociety.ca |
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| Carol Annibale Ovarian Cancer Foundation A non-profit charitable foundation created in the memory of the late Carol Annibale. Funds research for the discovery of an effective early detection method or screening protocal for ovarian cancer. Also funds research directed at finding a cure for the disease and education directed at raising awareness about this devastating disease. |
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Casey House – a centre of excellence providing a full spectrum of residential and community programs for people and communities affected by HIV/AIDS. More than 2,500 people have received our exceptional care since we first opened our doors in 1988. www.caseyhouse.com |
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Canada's Internet based central clearinghouse of missing children. Child Cybersearch Canada provides a 24-hour searchable database of missing children. An on-line resource library provides a wealth of information on other missing children agencies and their resources. www.childcybersearch.org |
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Childhope Foundation Canada, non-profit organization dedicated to assisting youths and families in need for over 20 years. Our dedication is to providing children, youth and families with day-to-day assistance in their own communities. We are focusing on our youth services. Everything from integrating educational and sport programs to helping children and students discover their potential to supporting the parents and teachers who play a key role in emotional and physical health of our communities' children. www.childhope.com |
| Connect Youth is a network of services to educate, assist and counsel youth in our community to reach their goals and be their best. www.connectyouth.ca |
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| CoRe Conflict Resolution Society CoRe Conflict
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Courtenay Christian Academy are committed to providing a quality education at a price even low income families can reach. We have 32 students enrolled. |
| Deeper Life Community Services Deeper Life Community Services is a community and social services agency founded in Mississauga, Ontario in 2001. We are a multi-service agency catering to the needs of all cultures in the community, primarily in Peel Region. Our focus is on education, employment, health and wellness, restorative justice, rehabilitation, counselling, youth sports and recreation, community hospice services, life skills training, mentorship and settlement. |
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Diabetes Hope Foundation is a grassroots non-profit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of children and adolescents living with diabetes. Diabetes Hope Foundation supports 3 initiatives: 1. Diabetes Hope Scholarship Program -
$2500 per award for students who meet the criteria and who are chosen
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Don Mills Foundation for Seniors The Don Mills Foundation is a charitable, not-for-profit, community organization of volunteers and professionals. The professional staff is ably supported by more than 500 volunteers who are committed to serving the well-being and social needs of seniors in the Don Mills area (Toronto, Ontario, Canada). This is accomplished through the offering of a broad range of services and a commitment to a continuum of service. www.dmfseniors.org |
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Dreams Inc - Developing Relationships with Exceptional Adults in Markham's Society |
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Eastview Boy's and Girl's Club Eastview Boy's and Girl's Club with families and other adults, offer children and youth opportunities to develop skills, knowledge and values in order to become fulfilled individuals. The Club is a social, educational, vocational, guidance, counseling and leisure activity agency for children and youth, serving the needs of the community. www.eastviewbgc.com |
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Emergency Social Services Association To support Emergency Social Services (ESS) volunteers and communities in B.C. in the development and maintenance of their program to respond when disasters occur. Teams of local ESS volunteers are affiliated to provide victims and evacuees with food, clothing and emotional support for up to 72 hours. www.essa.ca |
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Environmental Defence protects the environment and huamn health. We research. We educate. We go to court when we have to. All in order to ensure clean air, safe food and thriving ecosystems. Nationwide. www.environmentaldefence.ca |
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To enhance the quality of life for persons affected by epilepsy through promotion and support of research and facilitation of education and awareness initatives that build understanding and acceptance of epilepsy. www.epilepsy.ca |
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Family Association of Mental Health Everywhere Family Association for Mental Health Everywhere (FAME) FAME is a unique organization offering support to families where any diagnosis of mental illness is an issue. FAME is organized for and by families to help reduce the stress of coping with mental illness by strengthening and supporting family members in their role as caregivers. FAME offers support/education groups for spouses, parents, siblings, youth and children. www.fame.volnetmmp.net |
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FAC offers professional addiction and recovery counselling services and programs including gambling, drugs and alcohol, information and referral; addiction assessment, anger management, intervention (family and work);continuing support and aftercare; community outreach; and pre-treatment brief therapy. www.familyawareness.org |
| Franciscan - The Conventual Franciscan Centre The Conventual Franciscans is a religious order in the Roman Catholic Church. The Friars in Canada, are engaged in various ministries; we promote peace and non-violence, advocate for the poor, the homeless and disabled, denounce injustice, encourage concern for safeguarding of creation and build up the Franciscan Order at home and abroad. |
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Heart of Richmond AIDS Society The Heart of Richmond provides support services to people living with HIV/AIDS, as well as those affected (family members, partners, friends, caregivers) by the disease. Members can access Grocery Vouchers, Supplementary Health Fund, Weekly Support Group, One-on-One Outreach, Monthly Dinner and more. In addition, the Society's work includes a prevention/awareness component including Workshops, Displays and Safer Sex Packages. www.heartofrichmond.com |
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Using health promotion and community development principles, HIV/AIDS Regional Services carries out comprehensive HIV/AIDS education & support programs, and limited HEPC services. Programs are based on regional, national and global trends and research. |
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The Huntington Society is a national network of volunteers and professionals united in the fight against HD since 1973. Our goal is to find new treatments and ultimately a cure for Huntington disease, and to improve the quality of life for people with HD and their families. www.hsc-ca.org |
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Founded in 1978 by a group of Irish Canadians including The Honourable Hilary M. Weston, The Ireland Fund of Canada is a non-political, non-sectarian, registered Canadian charity which funds community-level projects in Ireland, North and South. These projects bring young people together to foster reconciliation and mutual understanding between the Protestant and Catholic traditions. We also support projects here in Canada that enhance the Irish presence and contribution to the social fabric of our nation. www.irlfunds.org/canada |
| To assist the youth in our community in making positive lifestyle choices in a fun, safe, and non-judgemental environment.www.kemptvilleyouthcentre.ca |
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To establish and maintain a community cemetery; as well as to offer bereavement planning sessions to the community. www.lakescemetery.bravehost.com |
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Learning Disabilities Association of Mississauga The Learning Disabilities Association of Mississauga provides a level playing field of opportunities and services for children and youth with learning disabilities on a grass root level as well as the key people who guide their development: families, education professionals and service providers. LDAM supplies information and resources to promote a lifetime of learning for the learning disable population of Mississauga. www.ldapeel.com |
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Learning Disabilities Association of North Peel The Learning Disabilities Association of North Peel provides direct service to learning disabled and their families. LDANP operates a resources room, parent support groups, art therapy, social skills training and keyboarding program, youth group and counseling program. LDANP is a grass-roots, volunteer based organization. http://ldanp-peel.org |
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Mainstream Association for Proactive Community Living Mainstream provides forty-plus residential programs, and over 28 day programs to 450-plus mentally and/or physically challenged children, youths, adults, seniors and their families in BC. Mainstream's Board membership, and staff believe in our clients' rights to rich, productive lives. We aim to assist clients in achieving the substance of this belief. www.mapcl.org |
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Manresa Jesuit Spiritual Renewal Centre At Manresa we help people renew their spiritual lives. You can come here just to "recharge your batteries" or do some deep spiritual work. Whatever your purpose, race or religion, we welcome you as you are and trust that here you will find peace, tranquillity and spiritual transformation. |
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Meal Exchange is one of Canada's leading student driven organizations. For the past ten years, we have ignited students to develop innovative and entrepreneurial solutions to address local hunger. In doing so, we have helped facilitate the donation of over 275,000 meals and involved over 450,000 students." www.mealexchange.com |
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Mississauga Synchronized Swimming Association MSSA provides a positive environment for the development of synchronized swimming that is enjoyable for both swimmers and coaches who are striving for excellence. MSSA provides opportunities for training in the sport of synchronized swimming for all levels of swimmers -competitive, recreational, masters and special needs.www.mssa.ca |
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The Mitchell Centre for Equine Rescue Our purpose is to rescue reusable horses from needless slaughter and return them to the equestrian public. Our mission is "To Rescue, To Learn, To Teach. Since The Mitchell Centres conception in Nov. 1999, 167 horses have been rescued from slaughter and 152 placed, with over 40 horses going to youths in 4h that otherwise could not have afforded to partisapate." www.themitchellcentre.ab.ca |
| The Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba To
provide support and education to people affected by a mood disorder
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National Environmental Treasure The NET is a public charitable foundation dedicated to using innovative ways of bringing new resources to local environment groups. We have pioneered EcoAuctionLive and the EcoSaver coupon book with a range of dedicated partners. Our goal is an endowment of $30,000,000 the equivalent of one loonie for every Canadian. Have Fun Being Green! www.oursafetynet.org |
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The principal focus of the Nature Conservancy of Canada is preserving Canada ’s threatened natural habitats and biological diversity for future generations. Land is protected through outright purchase, donation and co-operative agreements with landowners, and cared for on a long-term basis through monitoring and management agreements. Since 1962, The Conservancy and its supporters have protected over 900 properties nationwide, conserving more than 1.67 million acres of natural habitat as a safe haven for wild species to flourish. www.natureconservancy.ca |
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Olympium Synchronized Swimming Club To Develop, Promote and Support the Pursuit of Excellence in Competitive Synchronized Swimming. The Olympium Synchronized Swimming Club (OSSC) has been committed to excellence since 1978. OSSC creates well-rounded athletes who enjoy successful and balanced athletic careers. OSSC is strongly committed to placing as many Olympium athletes as possible on Olympic podiums and we draw talented and committed athletes from across the country. www.olympiumsynchro.on.ca |
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Scientists in School brings science to life for elementary classrooms through fun and exciting, "hands-on", natural and applied science and technology programs. By involving children throughout their elementary grades as "scientists" under the guidance of an enthusiastic scientist, our aim is to inspire greater understanding and interest in all young minds and to expose students to a variety of scientist role models, many of whom are female. www.scientistsinschool.ca |
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Starlight Children's Foundation Canada The Starlight Children's Foundation of Canada is an international non-profit organization dedicated to brightening the lives of seriously ill children between the ages of 4 to 18, through wish granting and other entertainment-related activities. Some of the illnesses affecting our wish children include leukemia and other types of cancer, cystic fibrosis, liver and kidney disease, AIDS and heart disease among many other serious illnesses. A Vancouver chapter will be added to our Toronto and Montreal chapters to better serve the needs of Western Canada. Since the inception of the Toronto chapter in 1989, wishes have been granted to over 1,400 special children. www.starlightcanada.org |
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The
Foundation, a bi-cultural non-profit foundation, was established in
1993 by a dynamic group of business and professional people to address
the special needs facing Aboriginal peoples in Canada. It is dedicated
to bridging the gap between the First Nations and Canada's mainstream
philanthropic agencies, corporations, private donors and individual
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Trent University Alumni Association Trent University Alumni Association - To provide programs of support for Trent University, its students, staff and faculty - To provide opportunities for fellowship among alumni - To maintain a lifelong affiliation between the university and its alumni. www.trentu.ca/alumni |
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The United Way makes it simple and quick to support your community, by letting a donor give to 14 different organizations with one donation. Services supported by United Way agencies help one in three Victoria County residents every year. www.lindsay.unitedway.ca |
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Youth Assisting Youth (YAY) is a non-profit charitable organization with the unique mandate to provide a preventative community service through building "special friendships" between "at risk" children aged 6 to 15 and youth volunteers aged 16 to 24 (up to 29 for males). For the past 24 years, YAY has been preventing problems before they start. www.yay.org |
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The YWCA of Oshawa is volunteer organization providing high quality programs and services that respond to women’s needs in Oshawa and area. The aim of the YWCA is to provide opportunities for women’s self-development through recreation and education programming, and supportive housing services for women and children. YWCA offers an extensive Recreation & Fitness program that includes summer day camp, fitness programs for adults and children, and a variety of educational programs for children. www.ywca-oshawa.org |
