Giving Kids A Christmas To Remember
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Nicole-Ann Poitras from the Lower Mainland Christmas Bureau. For 90 years our number one goal at the Lower Mainland … Read more
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Why People Go Hungry in Canada
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Richard Matern, Director of Research at Food Banks Canada. The most recent results from the Canadian Community Health Survey … Read more
Mental Illness Doesn’t Discriminate
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Susan Chamberlain, M.S.W.,R.S.W., Executive Director at The George Hull Centre for Children and Families. When people talk about their … Read more
Warming Hearts this Christmas
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Nicholas O’Carroll, from Whitehorse Firefighters Charitable Society. The people living in Yukon have a lot to be thankful for, … Read more
Winter Tests Us All
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Darcy Knoll from CARE Canada. For Canadians, winter could mean wrangling mittens over little fingers, braving crisp air to … Read more
Reaching Every Last Child
Posted onCharity Spotlight: This blog post is part of our charity spotlight series and was provided by Katharine Harris, National Senior Manager, Communications and Public Relations … Read more
Being Bold For Change
Posted onCharity Spotlight: This blog post is part of our charity spotlight series and was provided by Tara Monks, Community Development Coordinator at Armagh. As the … Read more
Caleb’s Courage: The Story of a Brave Little SUPERHERO and His Lasting Legacy
This post is part of our series on the winning charities from the 2016 Aviva Community Fund and is provided by Nicole Forgeron, Caleb’s mom … Read more
Welcome to a World of Literacy, Learning, and Imagination
Posted onThis post was written by Amanda Fritz, President of the Montreal Children’s Library, as part of our ongoing charity spotlight series. In Montréal, one in … Read more
Making a “world of difference” in the lives of families
Charity Spotlight: This post was written by Liz Leake, communicator with ISAND, as part of our ongoing charity spotlight series. In early 2011 Daniella Laise … Read more