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St. Jude's Anglican Home was established in May, 1948. It was rebuilt and reopened in 1991 as a multi-level long term care home for 55 elderly residents. Our services include 24 hour nursing care, delicious and nutritious meals planned by a registered dietitian, recreation and music therapy, multi-faith pastoral care, physiotherapy, podiatry, massage therapy, and hairdressing. St. Jude's is widely acknowledged as one of the leaders in complex geriatric care in the region. The Home is supported by the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, user fees and donations. Donations are used to enhance resident programs and support equipment purchases and capital development. Donations to our "Companions in Care Fund" are fully tax deductable. Donations over $500 per year are acknowledged on our Board of Special Recognition in the Home.

Journey Home Community Association is a community of friends who share the love of Jesus Christ with a focus on serving refugee claimant families in Metro Vancouver.

Since 2009, The Home Depot Canada Foundation has invested more than $10-million to help improve homes and communities across Canada because we believe that good neighbours make great neighbourhoods. We support the development of affordable housing and community improvement projects that make lasting physical improvements to the neighbourhoods we serve. Our primary focus is helping the housing needs of youth through renovation and repair projects and programs that provide access to safe, stable shelter and support services.

Homes of Hope India-US, a 501c3 registered charity, works in orphanages, schools, junior colleges and social empowerment centres throughout India to:rescue, shelter and educate orphaned, marginalized and trafficked girls and educate the poorest of the poor (both girls and boys). We have built 30 Homes of Hope, with 5 more under construction. We work in collaboration with Salesian; Carmelite; Franciscan Clarist; Holy Spirit; Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians; Jesus, Mary, and Joseph; Holy Cross; Ursuline Franciscan; and St. Anne sisters to rescue, house and educate 5,000+ girls. Our resilient young women are now nurses, computer programmers, office managers, medical technicians and accountants. We have broken the cycle of poverty.

Closer to Home Community Services vision: that every child we serve will belong to a family. We believe that children, youth and families will recognize and achieve their full potential. We believe that program and intervention will build healthy and resilient families. Our vision is to be recognized as a leader in promoting and supporting the implementation of quality programs using the Teaching Family Model (a quality improvement framework that incorporates current best practices and provides a family style environment).

"We are dedicated to rescuing homeless and unwanted animals. We are a non-profit, 501(c) 3-tax exempt, no-kill dog rescue and placement organization based in Minnesota. Although our focus is primarily on rescuing dogs, we sometimes rescue cats & kittens as well. We are an independent organization and depend solely on adoption fees, fundraisers, and donations to operate. We receive NO government support. We try our best to match the dogs with the needs, wants, personalities, and lifestyles of potential adopters to ensure a healthy, happy, & permanent home."

Located at the entrance to the eternal city of Jerusalem, Diskin has been a beacon of love, hope, and chessed for over 130 years. Ever since its founding in 1880, Diskin has been a symbol of care and nurturing for young orphans and their families, as well as for other families in crisis – 130 years of giving, with sensitivity and tremendous love.Diskin's foremost goal is to offer our children life, hope, and a future. What began as an orphanage has become the Diskin Orphan Fund, managing projects to help and support orphans and their families at home and at school. For 130 years, Diskin has been a pioneer in caring for orphans – with sensitivity and understanding.The aim of all Diskin's projects and activities is to envelop the orphaned child with love and to support him with all his needs — clothing, medical care, hot meals, tutoring, educational counseling, and more – to enable him and his family to break out of the cycle of poverty, to give them the tools to build a better future and a productive life. Children have so many needs – and orphans have that many more! There's so much that must be done for them, for their bereft families, and for other families in crisis. Diskin is there for them, day after day. We share the burden of their pressures, their anguish, and their anxieties.No one can ever bring back an orphan's father; no one can give him the mother he lost. But together – Diskin and you –– we can help them. We can be the closest thing possible to a mother or father. We can "adopt" them and take them to our hearts. We can do everything to give them a chance to live and learn and grow and thrive like every other child.Beit Diskin – where kindness builds worlds.

The Edmonton Inner City Housing Society was formed in 1983. Since that time we have developed 12 housing projects. We own and manage all of our properties. Our housing is built to blend in with the other housing in the neighbourhood in which we build. Living in safe, decent, affordable housing helps to stabilize people's lives. Our tenants are comprised of adults and families on fixed income, working in low-paying jobs or going to school, to name a few. Some of our tenants also volunteer in the neighbourhood.

We are located in Richmond Hill, Ontario and are currently fundraising so that we can partner with the government to create an affordable housing complex.

GO, rescue & raise up orphaned and abused children in the name of Jesus.