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Ontario Nature, established in 1931, is a charitable organization representing over 30,000 members and over 140 member groups across the province, connecting individuals and communities to nature.

Responding to the needs of the community by connecting adults through ongoing educational, recreational, social activities and services. Providing a vibrant and stimulating atmosphere for mental and physical well-being.

Global Links is a Pittsburgh-based non-profit dedicated to improving health in communities with need. For 30+ years, Global Links has been collaborating with partners to improve health for vulnerable populations by sharing surplus rescued from the US healthcare system to support health programs globally and locally.

Cheetah Conservation Fund Canada works in partnership with Cheetah Conservation Fund which is based in Namibia, Southern Africa. Namibia has the largest population of wild cheetahs in the world. Cheetah Conservation Fund Canada is a Canadian registered charity dedicated to the conservation of the wild cheetah throughout Africa and Asia.

The Comox Valley Land Trust works with public and private landowners to protect greenspace, ecosystems and landscape scale connectivity in the Comox Valley. We hold 11 conservation covenants on properties that have ecologically significant geology, aquatic features, connectivity, flora and fauna. We also work proactively with Government and the development community to modernize and streamline environmentally friendly land use practices, low impact development technologies and rainwater management.

In Ottawa, 38,000 Aboriginal people make up less than 5% of the population, but 30% of our homeless. Rates of poverty, suicide, addiction, incarceration and high school drop-out are anywhere from double to ten times as likely to occur among Aboriginal people compared to the general population. Wabano is reversing these trends, with over 10,000 Aboriginal people using our programs and services each year. Your donations allow us to: Invest in a better future for Aboriginal youth, women and seniors in your community Make a real change in a cycle of revolving poverty and unemployment within the Aboriginal community Strengthen the local economy through training and education programs that will result in creating an entrepreneurial spirit

The Lethbridge Community Foundation acts as a leader and catalyst in enabling community development in southwestern Alberta. The Foundation will provide expertise and opportunities to connect individuals,groups and organizations for the betterment of their communities.

An anti-bullying program reaching out to all youth in North America when in need. School presentations sharing real stories that connect directly with each youth individually.

Cool Aid was established in 1968 to provide emergency shelter to transient youth. Today, Cool Aid operates a diverse range of social and health services for the most vulnerable in our community. Housing provides over 350 supported affordable housing units for the hard to house. Our shelters provide over 120 shelter beds and mats including meals, referrals, hygiene and counselling. The Access Health Centre provides primary health care to over 4,000 patients including medical, pharmacy, counselling and dental care for the street-entrenched population. The Downtown Community Centre and REES Program, which offers mental health support and a casual labour pool, are important services for people wanting to exercise, re-enter the workforce, and get social connection. Cool Aid is actively involved in creating new options to end poverty and is governed by an elected, community-based Board of Directors.

To connect families with sponsors who provide supplemental income to help meet the families’ basic needs of food, shelter and education. F2F strives to develop long-term sustainable supportive relationships between sponsors and recipient families by fostering a personal connection between them. F2F sponsors believe that alleviating the struggle to provide for their children’s’ basic needs and education gives the families a foundation on which to grow, seek opportunities for employment, and improve their future.

Conservation Northwest protects and connects old-growth forests and other wild areas from the Washington Coast to the BC Rockies, vital to a healthy future for us, our children, and wildlife.

We are a non-profit organization in the Foothills area of Alberta including Nanton, High River, Black Diamond, Claresholm, MD of Foothills, Okotoks, DeWinton, Longview, Millarville, Turner Valley, Blackie and Red Deer Lake. Foothills SNAPS supports families and community who are living with or connected to someone with special needs. We provide education, information, and support to parents, siblings and community members who are connected to someone with special needs in a safe, non-judgmental environment.