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Give to the World helps to stabilize the most conflict-ridden areas of the world by providing families with the humanitarian aid they require for daily survival. Our material and supplies save lives, alleviate suffering, restore dignity, and provide the foundation for further economic, political, and social development. Give to the World is a non-profit organization that delivers critical material overseas to desperate people living in conflict zones through legitimate organizations who partner with the United Nations, United States, and European union.

The Voilà Foundation will serve as a compassionate community resource collaborating with non-profit, and for profit, organizations in raising funds for trustworthy charitable causes.

The Fayetteville Firemens Association supports recruitment, retention and training for the local volunteer and career firefighters/EMS personnel and raises funds to provide equipment, uniforms, and training that help operate the Fayetteville Fire Department and EMS services.

Year round fundraising efforts raise money to support The Benevolent Fund, Life Enhancement activities for our residents, and the implementation of The Courtyard Community; a transformation from a health model to a social model, changing the culture of elder care in Ontario.

The Algarva Charity Council is the Charity arm of the Algarva Caravan #186 of the International Order of Alhambra. We work to raise funds to assist those in our community who are developmentally challenged. Our area includes the Counties of Lambton, Middlesex & Huron in the Province of Ontario.

The Living Water Project is an all‑volunteer, faith‑based nonprofit that raises funds to build and rehabilitate wells and community water systems in low‑income communities worldwide. It partners with local organizations to deliver sustainable clean‑water access while integrating Christian ministry and support.

UTLC works alongside child welfare entities, encouraging and supporting innovation. We provide funding and other necessary resources to enable enhanced, stable outcomes for children in care— outcomes that cannot be achieved with public-sector resources alone. In many cases, child welfare agencies already have the creativity and best practice models they need, but lack the funding to implement. We help child welfare entities maximize their effectiveness. UTLC is supported in this mission by corporate and individual donors, a premier panel of business process experts, and some of North America’s most respected experts in child welfare. With concerted effort, we are confident Canadian families will open their hearts and their homes- Until The Last Child is home.

Haiti On The Rise supports the reconstruction and development of structures and programs that benefit those affected by the 2010 Earthquake and recent catastrophes in Haiti. They identify community needs, select projects that meet those needs, and plan for and fund our selections. Their extensive work is focused in the areas of education, healthcare, sustainable housing, and pastoral endeavors. They aim to improve people’s lives and transform communities.

The Sharing Place is a compassionate ministry of the Church of the Nazarene in the Junction neighbourhood of Toronto. We are open year-round on Thursday mornings and evenings, providing hot meals, groceries, clothing, counseling, friendship, and hope. We are an independent food and clothing bank that receives no government funding. Our support comes from individuals, businesses, and churches. We welcome your participation in this grace-driven ministry to the least, the lost, and the left-out.

The Garth Homer Foundation raises funds to support the diverse and individualized programming needs of adults with developmental disabilities. The programs must reflect the principles of self-sufficiency, active participation and inclusion of individuals in reaching their economic and social potential. The Foundation is the fundraising arm of the Garth Homer Society which has been serving the needs of adults with developmental disabilities in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada since 1977. To learn more about the Garth Homer Society, please visit http://www.garthhomersociety.org

The objectives of the Friends of Dismas are: To recruit, develop and encourage volunteers to become involved in the ministry to persons touched by crime; To develop awareness through effective communications within the faith community of the needs and issues faced by persons touched by crime; To encourage and develop a linked virtual network of people and organizations providing support with practical reintegration for the ex-prisoners into the community; To raise funds and align resources to assist with the costs of volunteer development, practical reintegration needs and program costs of related projects.

CFCAS enhances Canada’s scientific capacity by funding the generation and dissemination of knowledge in areas of national importance and policy relevance, through focused support for excellent university-based research in climate and atmospheric sciences. CFCAS supports efforts to: Understand our climate system, high-impact weather, air quality and ocean-atmosphere interactions; Improve weather predictions; Generate skilled human resources; Provide scientific information to support federal policymaking and service delivery. CFCAS research grants indirectly promote: Job creation and the retention of skilled researchers; Economic growth and sustainable development; Technological innovation for weather and other environment industries; Weather security and human health issues.