Giving Thanks for All You Do
Posted onLike many holidays in Canada that are celebrated with meals shared with family and friends, Thanksgiving is an opportunity for gratitude. I know that I … Read more
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O Canada! Canadians made the 2019 Great Canadian Giving Challenge GREAT.
Posted onCanadians are known around the world for being kind and lending a helping hand to people in need. Last month, CanadaHelps and our partners at … Read more
From a Humble Beginning to a Kindness Epidemic
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Lesley Hendry, Executive Director of The Shoebox Project for Women. The holiday season was approaching in 2011, when four … Read more
Charities Unite to Help Canadians Living with Rare Diseases
Posted onThis blog is provided by Emily Walsh from the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance. When faced with an unknown ailment or symptom, most people have the option … Read more
Extending a Line to LGBTQ2S Youth in Need
Posted onCharity Spotlight: This blog post was provided by Tanya Neumeyer, Fundraising Coordinator at Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Youth Line, as part of our ongoing charity … Read more
Finding Our Future Leaders
Posted onCharity Spotlight: This blog post is part of our charity spotlight series and was provided by Marie-Michèle Laferrière, Executive Director of the Forum for Young … Read more
On the Road to Recovery and Self-Sufficiency
Charity Spotlight: This post was provided by Steve Teekens, Executive Director of Na-Me-Res (Native Men’s Residence), as part of our ongoing charity spotlight series. Within … Read more
Hope Sprouts at Sprott House
Charity Spotlight: This blog post was provided by Lindsay Sweeney-Hockin, Senior Development Officer, YMCA of Greater Toronto as part of our charity spotlight series. On … Read more
Why Just Socks?
This post was written by Terry Smith, President, Just Socks Foundation, as part of our ongoing charity spotlight series. Our family had never really thought … 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