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Philanthropic Fundraising Services in Canada
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Philanthropic Fundraising Services sector based in Canada. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Saskatoon Community Foundation
We are stewards of philanthropy, helping donors creating legacy in Saskatoon. Supporting hundreds charitable endeavours in the Saskatoon area annually, the Saskatoon Community Foundation contributes to the quality of life in our city by building endowments, making strategic grants to the charitable sector, and providing community leadership. Offering a unique option of legacy giving, the community foundation model allows donors to invest money with the foundation for perpetuity, or any designated time frame, with the investment income granted directly to the Saskatoon community. Donors build funds deisgned to support one ore more charities, helping Saskatoon remain a vibrant and growing community for now and forever.
1 to 10 staff
Tearfund Canada
We are Christians passionate about ending poverty, following Jesus where the need is greatest. We mobilize and work alongside churches in the very poorest places on Earth, to help people unlock their God-given potential to escape poverty for good.
11 to 50 staff
Ten Oaks Project
The Ten Oaks Project engages and connects children and youth from 2SLGBTQ+ communities through programs and activities rooted in play. We create safe spaces where children and youth of 2SLGBTQ+ communities don't need to worry about coming out about their family and/or personal identity. Our programs include:* Camp Ten Oaks * Camp Lifting Leaves * Trans About Town * Shaping Parenthood * Families in Transition We strive to ensure that all our programs and services are modeled on principles of social justice, remain economically accessible and incorporate experiential outdoor education.
1 to 10 staff
The Afc
The AFC is the lifeline for Canada’s entertainment industry. Through compassionate and confidential support, we help Canadian entertainment professionals maintain their health, dignity and ability to work. AFChelps.ca
11 to 50 staff
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation
Our mission is to inspire the people of Northwestern Ontario to give generously to advance our healthcare at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. Your donations to the Health Sciences Foundation support new medical equipment, technology and treatment programs in virtually all areas of healthcare including paediatrics, renal, emergency and many others. Our goal is to ensure that the best possible healthcare will be available when you need it most.
11 to 50 staff
True Patriot Love Foundation
Founded in 2009, True Patriot Love Foundation has become Canada’s leading organization supporting military members, Veterans and their families. The foundation raises awareness around the challenges related to military service and funds programs that deliver significant impact in the areas of mental and physical health, rehabilitation & recovery from injury, supporting the children and spouses of those who serve, and promoting re-integration into communities. Since inception, True Patriot Love has committing over $28 million in funding to 825 community-based programs across the country, which has helped change the lives of more than military members, Veterans and families.
11 to 50 staff
United Way Niagara
WHAT WE DO United Way Niagara exists to support the most vulnerable people, when and where they need it, by investing in life-changing programs that strengthen the social safety net and build capacity in Niagara. We face poverty head on, addressing the interconnected issues it causes every day; homelessness, food insecurity, isolation, mental health and addiction. United, we address the challenges of today – meeting basic, urgent needs - while building a stronger community for everyone who lives here, paving the way for a better tomorrow. HOW WE DO IT United Way Niagara not only meets the immediate, urgent and basic needs in the short term, we also bring together the private, public and social sectors to tackle the systemic social issues that are often the root cause of these needs. We understand that in order for whole communities to thrive, the needs of every individual living there must be met. Needs such as access to nutritious food, safe housing, stable income and social connections. We also understand that complex social issues are often caused by systemic problems that are fundamental contributing factors to vulnerability. Poverty, discrimination and inequity are prime examples of these issues.
11 to 50 staff
Weizmann Canada
Weizmann Canada is the Canadian philanthropic arm of the Weizmann Institute of Science, one of the top-ranking research institutes in the world, working in support of a common mission: science for the future of humanity. Weizmann Canada works to raise awareness for the outstanding research being done by the Institute’s scientists, generate support in order to maintain the standards of excellence and promote scientific literacy. The Weizmann Institute of Science is one of the world’s leading multidisciplinary basic research institutions in the natural and exact sciences. With 250 experimental and theoretical research groups across five faculties – Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science, and Physics – insights that emerge from Weizmann labs help provide a fundamental understanding of the human body and the universe, and lead to advances in medicine, technology, and the environment. Every day, Weizmann Institute of Science researchers strive to discover new ways of fighting disease and hunger, examine leading questions in mathematics and computer science, and probe the very physics of matter and the universe.
11 to 50 staff
Windsor Essex County Humane Society
The Windsor/Essex County Humane Society is a safe refuge offering rescue and relief for animals in need – providing compassionate care, treatment, and rehabilitation. By reuniting lost animals with their families, adopting animals into forever homes, and providing assistance with spay/neuter we offer them a second chance at life. We are leaders in the community working with others to eliminate all forms of animal suffering caused by overpopulation, neglect, ignorance, and abuse.
51 to 200 staff
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities
Founded in 2005, Jumpstart helps kids overcome financial and accessibility barriers to sport and recreation in an effort to provide inclusive play for kids of all abilities. Jumpstart is more than just about getting kids active. It's about giving kids from families in financial need the same chance to participate as their neighbours, their classmates and their friends. Whether it's the chance to try a new sport or to continue with a favourite one, no kid should be left out.
11 to 50 staff
Dcg Philanthropic Services Inc
Just like you, DCG cares about enriching people's lives and strengthening communities. DCG Philanthropic Services Inc. is a Saskatchewan based consulting firm specializing in fundraising, sponsorships, marketing and communication services to support the needs of clients in the non-profit sector. Let's make a difference, together.
11 to 50 staff
Glenrose Hospital Foundation
The Glenrose isn’t just a hospital, and our focus isn’t on just today. The Glenrose Hospital Foundation provides a unique avenue for partners and donors to enhance the quality of life for thousands of people — every day for the rest of their lives. A commitment to the Glenrose is more than philanthropy, it’s an investment that pushes the limits of what's possible for patients today and brings the future of human ability forward.
1 to 10 staff
Moorelands Kids
Moorelands Kids is an innovative children’s charity empowering kids from low-income Toronto neighbourhoods to transform their lives. Our leadership and family programs, at Moorelands Camp and in the city, teach kids the 21st Century skills they need to be outstanding leaders and engaged citizens. Since 1912 we’ve helped 132,250 kids Our Core Beliefs • We believe that every child has the right to succeed in life. • We believe that every child has strengths regardless of their life circumstance. • We believe that kids from low-income families face hurdles that other kids don’t, and because of this, they miss out on reaching their full potential. • We believe that equipping kids with the tools to thrive will give them a better chance to succeed. • We believe that their success is our legacy. Our Vision/Mission We empower kids to transform their lives and set them up for success by: • Investing in leadership and life skills learning programs for kids to create connections, build confidence, gain competence and develop character. • Creating connections with families and kids facing economic barriers. • Forming collaborative partnerships with schools, community agencies, foundations, corporations and individuals. • Harnessing a Positive Youth Development framework to enable and empower kids to meet the challenges of adolescence and adulthood. • Leveraging and protecting our world-class assets. Our Programs • Moorelands Camp: Overnight summer camp with 700 spaces for kids aged 8-16 • LED: Middle school leadership program with 75 spaces/semester for youth in grades 6 – 8 • BLAST: After-school programs with 420 spaces for children aged 6-12 • VITAL: High school leadership program with 25 spaces for youth in grades 9 – 12 • Christmas Sharing: Adopt-a-family program serving our camp and after-school program families. Our charitable registration number is 11923 0241
11 to 50 staff
Ymca Fredericton
The YMCA of Fredericton is a dynamic charity connecting with more than people across the region to build healthy communities. Since 1853, the YMCA has been promoting positive values that build spirit, mind and body. YMCA services include Membership, Health and Wellness, Employment, Child Care, Day Camping, Global & Community Programs, Youth and Leadership Development.
51 to 200 staff
Calgary Foundation
Since 1955, Calgary Foundation has been nurturing a healthy, vibrant, giving and caring community that supports all people.
11 to 50 staff
Centre Multi-Ressources De Lachine
Le Centre multi-ressources de Lachine est un organisme communautaire où il fait bon de se rencontrer, d'échanger, de partager ses connaissances et de s'entraider. Un éventail d'activités et de services est proposé pour tous les âges.
11 to 50 staff
Ching Tien Foundation For Women
The Ching Tien Foundation for Women identifies and develops the next generation of female leaders by providing promising young women from Asia with scholarships opportunities to pursue graduate studies and professional training in a global setting. Our programs are designed for scholarship recipients to develop the mindset, confidence and leadership skills to give back and become changemakers for tomorrow. In recent decades, Asian economies have become increasingly dynamic, but gender inequality remains deeply entrenched in Asian culture and impedes the development of women leaders. In particular, women from underprivileged communities lack access to the higher education and global exposure that can transform them into leaders and role models. The Ching Tien Foundation for Women builds on the legacy of Educating Girl of Rural China (EGRC). EGRC was a grassroots Canadian charity that operated in rural Western China for 18 years. From 2005 to 2023, EGRC supported over young rural Chinese women with financial sponsorship and emotional support to complete high school and university education, achieving a graduation rate of over 99%. In addition to supporting women from China, the Ching Tien Foundation supports women from other Asian countries. Scholarships recipients undertake social impact projects, receive mentorship and soft skills training, and are encouraged to envision plans to give back to their communities. Our programs require scholarship recipients to seek out hands-on experience in the areas of leadership, social impact and cross-cultural communications.
1 to 10 staff
Community Foundation Grey Bruce
Established in 1994, Community Foundation Grey Bruce enhances community vitality by fostering open discussion about local need, sharing knowledge, and growing endowments to provide strategic granting and support to a wide range of non-profit organizations. Our vision is that everyone in Grey Bruce benefits from a vital, healthy, and resilient community.
1 to 10 staff
Community Foundation Of Medicine Hat And Southeastern Alberta
We engage donors, who have causes they are passionate about, to build permanent endowments. We distribute investment earnings to a broad range of community initiatives. We connect issues, convene partners, and develop community-based solutions.
1 to 10 staff
Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation
Our Vision is Supporting community success through innovative partnerships. The Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation allocates grant funding in order to enhance the independence and well-being of residents of the communities we support. The Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation is a not-for-profit established pursuant to a 2004 Amendment to the 2002 Framework Agreement between the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations and the Government of Saskatchewan. Our Members consist of the seven-member First Nations of the Saskatoon Tribal Council: Kinistin Saulteaux Nation, Mistawasis Nehiyawak, Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, Muskoday First Nation, One Arrow First Nation, Whitecap Dakota First Nation, and Yellow Quill First Nation. The mandate of the Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation is to invest in communities within its catchment area, which includes the member First Nations of Saskatoon Tribal Council, Touchwood Agency Tribal Council, First Lake First Nation and organizations located within a 75-kilometre radius of the Whitecap Dakota First Nation. These investments are made possible by funding generated through the Dakota Dunes Casino, which is operated by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority. Twenty-five percent of the net profits generated at the casino are received by the development corporation to fulfill its mandate. Since 2008, the Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation has awarded over $60 million in grants and sponsorship in over 3200 projects, initiatives and events. Please visit our website for more information. Thank you.
1 to 10 staff
Devxchange International Programs
DevXchange is a registered Canadian charity, an association of volunteers that pursue a new approach to international development. We believe that development that’s a two-way exchange and that it should advance social innovation with an entrepreneurial spirit. We engage professional volunteers, not just their services and financial support, but their experience and expertise as project strategists and coaches We facilitate the linking of Canadian volunteers (including those from ethnic communities, recent university graduates and retirees) with indigenous organizations and their humanitarian initiatives in third world countries. We provide management and technical support to these volunteers as well as tax-deductible receipts for their donors. In short – it’s a development exchange that helps people help people!
11 to 50 staff
Fondation Carrefour Pour Elle
Créée en 1986 devant l'insuffisance des subventions gouvernementales versées au Carrefour pour Elle, la Fondation a pour mandat de contribuer financièrement au maintien et au développement des services offerts par Carrefour pour Elle aux femmes victimes de violence conjugale et à leurs enfants. La maison Carrefour pour Elle a ouvert ses portes en 1975 et fut la première maison d'hébergement pour femmes et enfants victimes de violence conjugale au Québec.
1 to 10 staff
Funding Matters Inc
FUNDING matters inc. Group of Companies About Us The FUNDING matters inc. Group of Companies builds relationships and designs cutting edge technology that empower people and organizations to do good. Our diverse, talented and innovative team transforms the way individuals assess their potential to affect change in their own lives and the lives of the people around them. Our projects promote the value of entrepreneurship and the power of people in driving change. Group of Companies FMI Consulting FMI Consulting is a philanthropic consulting firm that transforms your organization’s relationship with donors into winning, sustainable results. Our customized solutions bring not-for-profit organizations and their donors together into a mutually beneficial, trusting relationship that will consistently drive meaningful social change. GIFTABULATOR® GIFTABULATOR® is the Estate, Financial and Philanthropic planning app that will show you how to minimize taxes (everyone’s dream) while making the world a better place. Whether you are a charity competing for donor dollars or a financial professional offering clients a cutting-edge service, GIFTABULATOR® is the invaluable tool that will demonstrate the potential giving capacity of every individual. iShare (iShare.ca) iShare focuses on providing resources to startup businesses in the financial technology sector in order to help them launch to the next level. iShare also helps charitable institutions to raise much needed funds to meet their objectives.
11 to 50 staff
Givewise Foundation Canada
We desire to make generosity contagious by being a trusted and inspiring giving platform! With Givewise: • It's free to open. • Requires no minimum balance. • Tracks all of your giving receipts on one platform. • Gifts your charities 100% of what you send them. You can give to your favourite cause or charity, at any time from any device. Give simply! With confidence! Make a real difference!
1 to 10 staff
Kidney Foundation Of Canada
The Kidney Foundation of Canada is people working together for a common cause. We are volunteers, individuals living with kidney disease, donors, and staff members — from all walks of life, all across Canada. Since its creation in 1964, The Kidney Foundation has helped millions of Canadians suffering from kidney failure and related disorders such as hypertension, diabetes, urinary tract infections and kidney stones. OUR VISION Kidney health, and improved lives for all people affected by kidney disease. OUR MISSION The Kidney Foundation of Canada is the national volunteer organization committed to reducing the burden of kidney disease through: •funding and stimulating innovative research; •providing education and support; •promoting access to high quality healthcare; and •increasing public awareness and commitment to advancing kidney health and organ donation Since 1964, our fundraising campaigns have allowed us to contribute millions of dollars to research, and to provide services to individuals living with chronic kidney disease and related conditions.
11 to 50 staff
Laidlaw Foundation
The Laidlaw Foundation invests in innovative ideas, convenes interested parties, shares its learning and advocates for change in support of young people being healthy, creative and fully engaged citizens. The Foundation supports youth organizing in their communities for social change and an infrastructure to help them accomplish their goals.
1 to 10 staff
Let's Bond
Let’s Bond is a Montreal collective raising funds & awareness on mental health issues. Over the past years, it has raised over 6 for Mental Health.#LetsBond Let's Bond est un collectif montréalais qui amasse des fonds et sensibilise le public aux enjeux de santé mentale. Au cours des dernières années, Let's Bond a recueilli plus de 6 $ pour la santé mentale.#LetsBond
1 to 10 staff
Prospera International Network Of Women's Funds
Prospera is a network of dynamic and diverse women's funds driven to change the world for women, girls, trans people, and their communities.
11 to 50 staff
Rotman Commerce Women In Business
Rotman Commerce Women in Business aims to unite young female leaders interested in business by offering equal opportunities. Through mentoring, skill building, and networking events we promote accessibility, inclusivity, and solidarity. Rotman Commerce Women in Business' mission is to aid in the personal and professional development of young women and to empower them with confidence to succeed in the business world. Our mission for the 2025-2026 year is to host innovative and educational events that will help individuals develop skills that are essential to their success. Our events will help them prepare for interviews, teach them how to network and provide them with useful skills that they can use inside and outside of the classroom.
11 to 50 staff
Royal Lepage Shelter Foundation
The Royal LePage Shelter Foundation is Canada’s largest public foundation dedicated exclusively to funding women’s shelters and preventing intimate partner violence. Through agent commission donations and the fundraising efforts of Royal LePage offices across Canada, the foundation has raised $51 million to help provide hope and safety to more than women and children every year. To break the cycle of violence, the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation also supports violence prevention and education programs with our partners, the Canadian Women's Foundation and Women's Shelters Canada. All funds raised by Royal LePage offices remain in their local community and because Royal LePage Canada covers the foundation's administrative costs, 100 per cent of all funds raised goes toward the cause. In recognition of the positive impact the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation has had on building safer communities, Royal LePage was named Outstanding Corporate Citizen by the Canadian Franchise Association (2015) and Business Leader (Canada's Volunteer Awards) by the Government of Canada (2016).
1 to 10 staff
Ryan's Well Foundation
Ryan’s Well Foundation is a Canadian charitable organization providing effective and sustainable solutions to the water crisis in the poorest regions of the worlds’ developing countries. OUR MISSION Ryan’s Well Foundation, together with local partners, provides access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene education in the poorest regions of developing countries. We educate and motivate people to share our passion and contribute to achieving change in the world. OUR STORY The Foundation grew from the passion and courage of one 6-year-old boy, Ryan Hreljac. Ryan was inspired to take action as a grade one student when he learned of the devastating consequences for people without access to safe drinking water. He was remarkably determined as he succeeded in rallying his community to help him raise the funds needed to build one well in Uganda, Africa. One well that has changed everything. Now more than 20 years later, Ryan’s Well Foundation is a team of people committed to providing access to safe water and sanitation as an essential way to improve lives in the developing world. We also educate people about the importance of accessing safe water and sanitation services, and look to motivate people of all ages to take action and effect positive change in the world.
1 to 10 staff
Sovereign Order Of St. John Of Jerusalem, Knights Hospitaller
Our modern Sovereign Order of St. John is an ecumenical, international, Christian organization directly descended from the close collaboration of Crusader Knights with the Hospitaller activities at the Hospice founded before the turn of the 12th Century by Amalfi merchants for pilgrims in Jerusalem. The resultant Knights Hospitaller Organization was recognized as an Order of Chivalry by Pope Pascal II in a Papal Bull dated February 15, The Sovereign Order strongly influenced history in the Holy Land, Rhodes and Malta over the next six tumultuous centuries, and established itself in its hospitaller role as well. Our modern Sovereign Order of St. John descends from the Russian Priories established by Grand Master Tsar Paul I of all the Russias who, following the conquest of Malta by Napoleon in 1798, welcomed the Sovereign Order. Today, the Knights and Dames of the Sovereign Order have a strong sense of its history and Hospitaller traditions. We believe in the need to support local charities and to deliver benefits for the sick and poor in Christ, both in a material and spiritual sense.
501 to 1000 staff
Stanton Territorial Hospital Foundation
The Stanton Territorial Hospital Foundation is dedicated to raising funds for patient care, equipment and major capital needs at the Stanton Territorial Hospital in the Northwest Territories. Since the Foundation began, it has purchased over $4.5 million worth of equipment for the hospital, including a CT Scan, two ultrasound units, a digital and a film-based mammography machine, a bone densitometer, diagnostic scopes and more.
1 to 10 staff
The Circle On Philanthropy
CORE BELIEF Indigenous communities have a long history of practices and principles on how to ethically steward resources. In many ways, our work with the philanthropic sector in Canada is relearning a way of knowing that is in alignment with Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and stewarding resources. OUR WORK The Circle works to activate the technical and relational capacities of our membership. We seek to do our work in a way that invites a brave and courageous practice of thinking and doing differently. We invite our members to join us in this endeavour to dream into a future that increases Indigenous led solutions for systems change and increased equity, justice and self determination. Our work alongside Indigenous organizations is to hold a space to amplify their wisdom, vision and solutions. We offer personal introductions to granting organizations, as well as technical skill and capacity building related to navigating the philanthropic sector. We value our role as an organization that asks challenging questions related to practice and policy, we offer and participate in learning journeys alongside our philanthropic members and make the learnings visible for others within the philanthropic sphere.
1 to 10 staff
The Gordon Foundation
The Gordon Foundation is a private, philanthropic foundation based in Toronto, Canada. The Foundation undertakes research, leadership development and public dialogue so that public policies in Canada reflect a commitment to collaborative stewardship of our freshwater resources and to a people-driven, equitable and evolving North. Over the past quarter century The Gordon Foundation has invested over $27 million in a wide variety of Northern community initiatives and freshwater protection initiatives.
11 to 50 staff
The Humane Society Of Kitchener Waterloo & Stratford Perth
The Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo And Stratford Perth is a recognized leader in animal welfare and one of the largest agencies in Canada. We operate two animal centres, one in Kitchener and one in Stratford. We serve our communities by offering community programming, humane education, law enforcement, and sheltering and rehoming of animals for the Kitchener Waterloo and Stratford Perth areas.
51 to 200 staff
The Multicultural Helping House Society
The Multicultural Helping House Society (MHHS) is a non-profit organization that helps newcomers get settled into their new lives in Canada. As a S.E.T. Centre (Settlement, Employment, and Training), our organization ensures our clients are able to fully integrate into all aspects of Canadian society. MHHS offers various workshops, one-on-one counselling sessions, a seasonal tax clinic, form filling assistance, and more. In addition, we offer programs for newcomer youth, seniors, and temporary foreign workers. The MHHS is generously funded by the three levels of government - city, provincial, and federal - including Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. Our organization's success is due to our invaluable donors and volunteers.
1 to 10 staff
Transition To Betterness T2b
Transition to Betterness (T2B) is a locally born, grassroots charitable organization, founded on the commitment that all funds raised stay within our local community. Established in 1997, T2B exists to provide relief to patients and families dealing with a life altering disease. T2B establishes and funds multiple programs that operate mainly within our local hospitals and health care facilities in Windsor/Essex County. The programs created and supported by T2B, and with more than 200 volunteers, help provide the much needed bridge between the hospital and home.
1 to 10 staff
United Way Saskatoon And Area
United Way Saskatoon & Area is a local network of volunteers and donors creating opportunities for a better life for everyone in our community. Join us in working with community partners to move people from poverty to possibility, help kids be all they can be, and build a strong healthy community.
11 to 50 staff
Veterans Transition Network
A national non-profit initiative created to help re-integrate Canadian veterans with their families and communities. We offer unique group-based Veteran Transition Programs (VTPs), giving Vets a place to help each other through the process of overcoming symptoms of trauma and other obstacles in the way of moving towards meaningful civilian employment. Refined through 20 years of research, the VTPs have helped over 800 veterans work past PTSD, find fulfilling careers and rebuild relationships with spouses, partners, families, and children.
11 to 50 staff
West Vancouver Foundation
The West Vancouver Foundation is a Community Foundation and a registered charity. We are leaders in community-based philanthropy and, together with our donors, we invest in the people ideas and activities that strengthen our community. With a focus on philanthropy, grants, and leadership, our vision is for a healthy and vibrant West Vancouver, where everyone is valued, contributes and feels they belong.
1 to 10 staff
Weston Family Foundation
More than 60 years of philanthropy have taught us that there’s a relationship between healthy landscapes and healthy people. That’s why we champion world-class health research and innovation with the same passion that we support initiatives to protect and restore biodiversity. We take a collaborative approach to philanthropy, working alongside forward-thinking partners to advance Canada and create lasting impacts. We aspire to do more than provide funding, as we enable others to find transformational ways to improve the well-being of Canadians. Since the Foundation’s beginning, each generation of our family has taken an active role in our grant-making to spark new ideas, shepherd promising initiatives, and scale ambitious projects. With every advance, we move forward together.
11 to 50 staff
Writers' Trust Of Canada
The Writers’ Trust of Canada is a charitable organization that seeks to advance, nurture, and celebrate Canadian writers and writing. Writers’ Trust programming is designed to champion excellence in Canadian writing, to improve the status of writers, and to create connections between writers and readers. Writers’ Trust programs include- Prestigious national literary awards that reward excellence at all career stages and across genres - A scholarship program to advance emerging writers - Canada’s most sought-after writers’ retreat, in Dawson City, Yukon - A literary events program to connect writers and readers - The Woodcock Fund, a one-of-a-kind emergency grant program that has given more than one million dollars to writers in financial crisis Canada’s writers receive more financial support from the Writers’ Trust than from any other private sector organization in the country. This year alone, the Writers’ Trust put over half a million dollars directly into the hands of Canadian writers. The Writers’ Trust was founded in 1976 by five notable and visionary Canadian authors — Margaret Atwood, Pierre Berton, Graeme Gibson, Margaret Laurence, and David Young — to encourage a flourishing writing community in Canada. The Writers’ Trust is proud to continue their work to keep writers writing, to celebrate their achievements, and to enable them to stand at the forefront of Canadian culture. Mission To advance, nurture, and celebrate Canadian writers and writing. Vision To champion excellence in Canadian writing, to improve the status of writers in this country, and to create connections between writers and readers. Organizational Structure The organization is composed of a volunteer Board of Directors, a Authors' Advisory Group, and a staff of six. Charitable Registration Number:
1 to 10 staff
Artists For Peace And Justice
Artists for Peace and Justice (APJ) was born in a California living room, bringing together actors, directors, writers, performers and artists with leading thinkers and social justice activists to challenge the prevailing political thought post 9/11. Those meetings turned to direct actions and our own efforts turned to alleviating the most extreme poverty in the Western Hemisphere. When the catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, APJ was well-equipped to respond, as we were on the ground and already had solid working relationships with the most effective community leaders there. Hand-in-hand with our Haitian partners we created two large and vital institutions for the very poor: our free high school, The Academy for Peace and Justice, and our free post-secondary school, Artists Institute. Together they provide a dignified education and employment for over youth and adults who would otherwise have no viable alternative. Today, as a group of artists committed to using our voices to inspire activism and direct action, we are more determined than ever to unite our human family to stand firmly together to ensure greater peace and justice for all.
1 to 10 staff
Braintrust Canada
BrainTrust Canada focuses on reducing preventable brain injury and providing support services for those affected by brain injury. It's our mission to bring the issue of brain injury to the forefront, maximize the potential of those who have been affected by brain injury, and reduce preventable brain injuries, especially among youth. We provide direct service to persons with acquired brain injury. The needs of those with brain injury are as varied and unique as the people themselves. We do 'whatever it takes' to provide services that help people live full lives following brain injury.
11 to 50 staff
Brant Community Healthcare System Foundation
The Brant Community Healthcare System (BCHS) Foundation is committed to raising critical funds to support the top priority needs for The Brantford General and The Willett, Paris. Charitable Registration Number: Your meaningful support of the BCHS Foundation helps us purchase medical equipment that is not paid for by the Ontario Ministry of Health, provide essential resources to maintain the exceptional level of compassionate patient care, and invest in new and innovative technology.
1001 to 5000 staff
Caisa Fashion Show
CAISA Fashion Show is one of the largest student-run charity fashion shows in all of Canada 21 years in the making. With a remarkable team of over a hundred executive members, performers, and models, we continuously dedicate countless hours to produce one of the most anticipated shows in the London community. Every year, the team is proud to announce that the proceeds from the show continue to support the Children’s Health Foundation — a charity that the show have supported for over 17 years.
51 to 200 staff
Ceric
CERIC is dedicated to the advancement of education, research and advocacy in the field of career counselling and development. We fund projects to develop innovative programs, resources, publications and events.| Le CERIC est voué à l’avancement de l’éducation,de la recherche et de l’advocacie en matière d’orientation professionnelle et de développement de carrière. Le CERIC finance des projets visant à développer des programmes, des ressources, des publications et des événements innovants en orientation et en développement de carrière.
11 to 50 staff
