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To create connections between people and animals that will inspire lifelong conservation of the natural world.

To perpetuate the heritage of Jaguar Cars in North America, being a major archive of printed material, specialty tools related to Jaguar Cars, and desirable older Jaguar Cars. Providing annual scholarships to students interested in the automotive restoration arts, and attending accredited programs for the restoration of older (Classic) cars. Be a resource for historical information related to the restoration and repair of Jaguar Cars, and providing information, copies of out of print documents, loan specialty tools to anyone with an interest or need related to Jaguar Cars. Serve the needs of the Jaguar Enthusiast throughout North Americaby providing a forum for the exchange of information, and ideas. We believe that the cars should be enjoyed and driven/raced, and we should share the joy.

Promote and encourage excellence in woodworking

TO PROVIDE AT RISK YOUTH A SAFE ENVIRONMENT TO ENJOY RECREATIONAL SPORTS BETWEEN THE END OF THE SCHOOL DAY AND WEHN THEIR PARENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO PICK THEM UP.

For nearly fifteen years Ashkenaz has brought the finest in Jewish art and culture to Toronto audiences. Now entering our "15th Anniversary" festival, we are proud to present an amazing new festival featuring 90 acts and over 200 performers from across Canada and around the globe. Concerts, theatre performances, literary events, visual arts exhibits, kids programs, and hands-on workshops in dance, music and craft... all capped off by the Ashkenaz Parade, which will once again transform Harbourfront Centre into a swirling spectacle of sound, colour, and group revelry. Ashkenaz offers a variety of patron packages to its valued donors. All patrons receive a charitable tax receipt and acknowledgment in our Festival Program Book and website. Donations of $500 and up receive additional benefits. For more information on patron benefits, please contact (416)-979-9901 or email sam@ashkenazfestival.com.

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“Geoscientists for our Future” The CSPG Educational Trust Fund (ETF) is a Registered Charity with the Canada Revenue Agency that raises money for an endowment fund to support programs that advance petroleum geoscientific education. The slogan “Geoscientists for our Future” represents the purpose of the ETF: ensuring that there are well-educated and skilled petroleum geoscientists for the future.

For almost 30 years The Haven has offered programs for personal and professional growth and development.People leave The Haven with skills to be fully alive, have healthy relationships and communicate effectively. Our programs address life issues including anxiety, anger, depression, sexuality and addictions.The Haven is a not for profit charitable organization and is located on beautiful Gabriola Island, BC, Canada.

Our Values: 1. RESPECT for the dignity and goodness of each person as a unique creation. This organization will demonstrate flexibility in its dealings with those we serve. 2. RESPECT for the capacity of each of us to embrace the challenge of human existence. We encourage those we serve to take responsibility for their own lives; we try to empower by assisting them to make informed choices for themselves. 3. A FIRM CONVICTION that out of poverty comes creativity, new life and growth. We reach out, recognizing that the poor are not in need of 'fixing', 'saving' or 'rescuing'. Growth comes from journeying with those we serve, not in doing for them. 4. The importance of EDUCATION as the key to change. Education takes many forms. Those who are malnourished most of their lives often have special needs; secondary school, university, apprenticeships, as well as special education for severe learning disabilities such as deafness and blindness are all strategies we pursue.

• Scholarships to Post Secondary Students in Canada • Schools and Public Outreach program offers information • The national CSEG Canadian Distinguished Lecture Tour • Earth Science for Society is an annual three day, free exhibition with hands-on geoscience activities for the public, junior high school students and GeoConvention delegates. • Seismic in Motion for Students is a joint CAGC/CSEG program taking high school students and industry personnel to see seismic field operations. • The Travel Grant and Learning Subsidy for Post Secondary students

PEDAL’s programs include: • Education and training to ride and repair bicycles • Refurbishing, reusing and recycling bicycles and accessories • Free bikes for people in need • Reaching out to youth, women and marginalized communities • Facilitating pedal powered lifestyles PEDAL’s operations in Vancouver include: • Our Community Bikes! - 3283 Main St – A community bike centre where people repair their own bicycles, bicycle recycling services and training programs • Pedal Depot - 1830 Ontario St – Bicycle recycling services and training programs • Training classes at various local schools.

eatART is an art-lab. We investigate energy use by creating audacious, improbable new media art projects. We wish improve lives with the knowledge and wealth of aesthetic principals espoused by energy awareness.