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May 10, 2011
Dear Colleague:
On behalf of the Canadian Bar Association, we congratulate the publisher of the Canadian Donor’s Guide on this
twenty-sixth edition of the publication. The Canadian Donor’s Guide continues to be a useful service for our
members and for the many worthy charities seeking contributions.
Once again, the Canadian Donor’s Guide is being provided free of charge to lawyers and notaries who are members of the Canadian Bar Association’s Wills, Estates & Trusts Section, Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Section,
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We are sure you will agree that the Canadian Donor’s Guide is a useful source of information for your practice.
It provides clients with up-to-date information and insight about a variety of worthwhile causes to support. It is
also an important resource for you to refer to when assisting clients in your practice area.
Please note that the publisher of the Canadian Donor’s Guide does not certify that all charities featured in the
Guide are duly registered with the Canada Revenue Agency. You are therefore advised to verify charitable status
with the Canada Revenue Agency as you deem appropriate.
We hope you will enjoy this year’s guide.
Sincerely,
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Le 10 mai 2011
Chère collègue,
Cher collègue,
Au nom de l’Association du Barreau canadien, nous félicitions l’éditeur du Guide des donateurs aux organismes de
charité du Canada pour son vingt-sixième numéro, que nos membres et les organismes de charité sollicitant des
dons continuent de trouver très utile.
Une fois de plus, nous offrons ce Guide gratuitement aux juristes et notaires, membres de la Section des testaments,
successions et fiducies, de la Section des organismes de bienfaisance et à but non lucratif, de la Section du droit
fiscal et du Forum des juristes exerçant en petits cabinets, seuls ou en pratique générale, de l’Association du Barreau
canadien.
Nous sommes convaincus que ce Guide sera une excellente source de renseignements pour votre cabinet. Il procure
des renseignements à jour et un aperçu d’une vaste gamme de causes dignes d’intérêt que vos clients peuvent
choisir d’appuyer. Il fournit également une importante ressource que vous pouvez consulter lorsque vous aidez des
clients dans votre pratique.
Veuillez noter que l’éditeur du Guide des donateurs aux organismes de charité du Canada ne certifie pas que tous
les organismes de bienfaisance inscrits dans le Guide sont dûment enregistrés auprès de l’Agence du revenu du
Canada. Nous vous conseillons de vérifier le statut d’organisme de bienfaisance auprès de l’Agence du revenu du
Canada, le cas échéant.
Nous espérons que vous apprécierez le guide de cette année.
Nous vous prions d’agréer, chère collègue, cher collègue, l’expression de nos sentiments les meilleurs.
Karen A. Platten, c.r. Président
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ments, successions
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Table of Contents
CANADIAN
DONOR’S GUIDE
2011–12
to fundraising organizations in Canada
GUIDE DES
DONATEURS CANADIENS
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Editorial Index / Index des Editoriaux
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Opinion.............................................. 8, 23, 28, 29, 30
Charity Checklist.....................................................10
Summary of Tax Considerations...................................11
Federal 2011 Budget................................................20
Giving to Registered Charities 101................................22
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Profile............................................................. 24, 27
Causes and Charities................................................25
Charitable Planning Options.......................................26
Activity Index / Index des activités.....................................32
Listings by Category / Inscriptions de catégorie.....................34
Alphabetical Listings /
Inscriptions en ordre alphabétique................................50
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Geographic Index / Geographique.................................... 170
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publisher’s
note
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Welcome to the 26th edition of the
Canadian Donor’s Guide.
The purpose of the Guide remains the
same as it always has been: to provide an
authoritative annual directory to fundraising
organizations in Canada.
Scotia Private Client Group is back for an
eighth year as the Guide’s sponsor. This
means we continue to deliver at least 17,000
copies of our publication to key decision
makers in Canada’s donor community.
The Canadian Donor’s Guide is published with the co-operation of the Canadian
Association of Gift Planners (CAGP), the
Canadian Bar Association, and Imagine
Canada.
This year we continue a feature introduced
last year: an expanded Editorial Section. We
are able to do this by taking advantage of the
Digital Edition of the 2011-12 Canadian
Donor’s Guide. This is an exact replica of the
print version of the Guide that you have in
front of you. You view it on a computer screen
by accessing it on the Internet via our website
at www.donorsguide.ca.
We have a strong lineup of contributors
to this year’s Editorial Section. However, in
some cases their thoughtful articles and
papers run to scores of pages. Our solution:
provide one page in the print edition of the
Guide for the first several hundred words or
a summary of the article, and then insert a
‘turn’ to the full article by providing a link to
it from the same page in the Digital Edition
of the Guide.
A notion that continues to be debated in
the charitable sector, and is now attracting
Anderson Charters
Publisher, Canadian Donor’s Guide
interest in government circles, is that private
capital could and should be freed up to
address pressing issues in Canada. The
March 2011 pre-election budget stated: “All
across Canada, citizens, businesses, charities
and other groups, such as the Canadian
Task Force on Social Finance, are working
together to develop innovative ways to
address local challenges.”
Former Prime Minister Paul Martin is a
member of this Task Force, and last year in
these pages he stated: “I think that there is
much potential to be tapped by social
enterprise organizations that borrow from
the objectives of traditional charities on the
one hand and the management principles
of the private sector on the other, including, in certain cases, the need to ensure
growth by showing profits and the possibility of providing a financial return on
investment.”
Starting on the next page, Ilse Treurnicht,
Chair of the Task Force, summarizes the
Task Force’s findings and recommendations.
At the end of her summary, you can find a
link in our Digital Edition to its full report.
However, not all informed opinion in the
charitable sector agrees that Social Enterprise
is a panacea, or indeed that the significant
legislative and regulatory change being
sought in its favour will unlock significant
untapped investments to address social ills
in this country.
Lynn Eakin’s Opinion piece on page 28 of
this section offers one such cautionary note.
As does a point/counterpoint discussion
between Don Bourgeois, Editor, The
Philanthropist/ Le Philanthropie, and Bob
Wyatt, Executive Director, Muttart
Foundation, in the Vol. 23, No. 2 issue of
The Philanthropist (www.thephilanthropist.
ca). Says Wyatt: “Much …being presented
would already fall within acceptable charitable activities, provided the charity’s purposes were broad enough to allow them.”
Nevertheless, the debate regarding Social
Enterprise might result in some modest but
effective change to the rules and regulations
that enable the charitable sector, that govern
it, and that currently hem it in. My concern:
how do we assist our elected representatives
to understand this and then to enact the
legislation that will be required to bring
about change?
Charity law in Canada is complex, largely
because the regulation of charities has, over
time, become entwined in this country’s
voluminous Income Tax Act. It is quite
understandable to assume no elected
Member of Parliament, or a provincial
assembly, unless he or she was a tax expert
before entering politics, grasps the complexities of the Income Tax Act; and therefore understands the constraints faced by
registered charities and other non-profit
organizations.
It is the responsibility of those in the sector advocating for the changes they wish to
see to figure out how to convince our elected representatives that these reforms are a
priority. Sadly, the sector is too diffuse to
have a critical mass of competence or the
lobbying muscle that the private sector can
mount in Ottawa or the provincial capitals.
To repeat one thought from last year:
something that is sometimes necessary in
Canada to effect substantial change – a
Royal Commission on the Reform of Charity
Regulation in Canada.
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OPINION
Title
Mobilizing Private Capital
for Capital Good
A
“All across Canada, citizens, businesses,
charities and other groups, such as the
Canadian Task Force on Social Finance,
are working together to develop innovative
ways to address local challenges. The
Government will take steps to complement
community efforts by encouraging the
development of government/community
partnerships, enabling communities to tackle local challenges and testing new approaches to improve performance.” — March 2011
Pre-Election Tabled Canadian Federal
Budget
Creating sustainable value is our 21st century challenge. The Federal Budget 2011,
tabled before the election call, recognized
that government can’t do this alone, and
research and experience suggest that strong
cross-sectoral partnerships are required to
cultivate the development of innovative solutions to our most pressing social needs. With
provincial and federal budgets in cost-cutting
mode, it’s time to shift our thinking about
expanding the resources for the community
sector to do its vital work. For many working
within that sector, or starting social purpose
businesses in the for profit sector, they are
already ahead of this paradigm shift. But their
ability to scale is hampered by restrictive
regulations and a serious lack of financing
instruments.
Leading global economists like Jed
Emerson are trumpeting the benefits of a
blended value proposition for business.
Others like Harvard University Professor
Michael Porter explain that, “Companies
must take the lead in bringing business and
society back together. The solution lies in the
principle of shared value, which involves
creating economic value in a way that also
creates value for society by addressing its
needs and challenges.” (In The Big Idea by
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Michael Porter and Mark R. Kramer, Harvard
Business Review, January-February, 2011)
Like Emerson and Porter, The Canadian
Task Force on Social Finance believes that
business has a critical role to play in building
shared value and it must invest in a sustainable future. Comprised of business, public
policy, and philanthropic leaders, the Task
Force is concerned about the lack of capital
available to address pressing social needs.
The Task Force was convened to determine how best to catalyze the creation of a
financial marketplace serving social enterprises in the non-profit and for-profit
realms. Essentially they examined how private investment capital could join with
existing philanthropic and government capital pools to invest in innovative ways to
solve social challenges.
As Rockefeller Foundation President
Judith Rodin aptly points out, “While there
is not enough money in foundation and
government coffers to meet the defining
tests of our time, there is enough money. It’s
just locked up in private investments.”
(Judith Rodin, President of the Rockefeller
Foundation at the Generation Investment
Management Global Client Conference
(May 2010).)
The report released by the Task Force in
December 2010, Mobilizing Private Capital
for Public Good, offers an integrated national
strategy for building Canada’s social finance
marketplace. It comprises seven recommendations that Canada needs to undertake, in parallel, to mobilize new sources of
capital, create an enabling tax and regulatory environment, and build a pipeline of
investment-ready social enterprises.
Recommendation One is a direct call to
action for the philanthropic community: To
Dr. Ilse Treurnicht
Author
Name
Canadian Task Force on Social Finance
maximize their impact in fulfilling their mission, Canada’s public and private foundations
should invest at least 10% of their capital in
mission-related investments (MRI) by 2020.
Working together, the Community
Foundations of Canada (CFC), Philanthropic
Foundations of Canada (PFC) and leading
private foundations are moving on the realization of this goal already.
A growing number of enterprising charities, non-profits, co-operatives and social
entrepreneurs are building businesses and
turning to private investors for the financing
they need to launch and scale up innovative
new programs, become sustainable, meet a
broader range of community needs, and
stimulate economic growth. As a result, new
investment opportunities, leveraging different instruments, are emerging to offer investors a range of positive financial returns and
substantial social and environmental impacts.
Our challenge now is to strengthen this
emerging marketplace by mobilizing capital
and putting in place the intermediary institutions, frameworks and regulations that
will more efficiently connect the best people
and the most innovative ideas to the private
capital they need to tackle complex societal
problems, create jobs, and strengthen communities. As a partner is this effort, governments need to work across jurisdictions to
streamline federal-territorial-provincial
(FTP) roles and to coordinate policy.
As the Mowat Centre for Policy
Innovation articulated, “...there is no venue
for provinces and territories to discuss issues
affecting the sector, let alone to begin the
process of lowering interprovincial barriers
to a more sustainable non-profit sector.” In
their seminal report, Strengthening the Third
Pillar of the Canadian Union the Mowat
Centre concentrates its recommendations
Title
on eliminating policy and regulatory barriers,
rent contributions could be much more
endorsing the Task Force’s comprehensive
effectively leveraged; and
agenda.
3.There are significant opportunities for
The recommendations in Mobilizing Capital
private capital to enter the marketplace –
for Pubic Good are supported by evidence and
but only if we create the enabling environexperiences from across Canada, and from
ment and infrastructure that makes it
other jurisdictions like the United Kingdom
possible for them to do so.
and United States, that are leading the chalSince launching Mobilizing Private Capital
lenging work of mobilizing private capital to for Public Good, the investment sector, governsupport public benefit opportunities.
ments, and the social enterprise sector have
Subtitle
Some will argue that, in the current environment of economic uncertainty and fiscal
constraint, we cannot afford to invest in bold
new ideas. We believe the contrary. Everything
we have read and heard as a Task Force reinforces our conviction that:
1.Growing public benefit enterprising initiatives require more sustainable and innovative sources financing if they are to meet
the scale and complexity of the societal
Copy
challenges that lie ahead;
2.Governments and donors are challenged
to significantly expand their contribution
to this effort at the scale required under
current funding frameworks but their cur-
stepped forward to express their interest in
advancing the Task Force recommendations.
Energetic clusters of activity are coalescing
around many of the actions needed to see
them realized.
As Task Force Chair, it has been extremely
encouraging to see the growing momentum
that will lead to full implementation across
sectors over the coming years. In the report’s
introduction I wrote that our goal was to raise
awareness of social finance and stimulate a
national discussion about a new partnership
model between profit and public good. Given
the activity already underway in responding to
our agenda, I am confident that we will exceed
our expectations.
As we move through 2011, the Task Force
will keep Canadians informed of developments catalyzed by its recommendations and
the initiatives forming to pursue a robust marketplace for social finance in Canada. We will
report at the end of 2011 on the progress
within year one of that journey.
To read the Executive Summary of The
Canadian Task Force on Social Finance,
please go to the digital edition of the 201112 Canadian Donor’s Guide, fround at www.
donorsguide.ca <http://www.donorsguide.
ca>. Go to the same page you are currently
reading, and click here http://www.donors
guide.ca/treurnichtexecsummary.htm. For
the full report click here http://www.donors
Author Name
guide.ca/treurnichtfullreport.htm
Dr. Ilse Treurnicht is Chair of the Canadian
Task Force on Social Finance and the CEO of
MaRS Discovery District, a leading innovation centre located in Toronto. She oversees
both the development and operations of the
MaRS Centre and its broad suite of entrepreneurship and innovation programs.
This Year’s Expanded Editorial Lineup
Adam Aptowitzer
Cathy Hawara
Mark Blumberg
Malcolm D. Burrows
Anderson Charters
Lynn Eakin
Jenny Hetherington
James M. Parks
Amanda Stacey
Lauren Storer
Joshua E. Thorne
Dr. Ilse Treurnicht
Ted Giannini
Marilyn Struthers
Andrew Valentine
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charity
checklist
Working with Charities
When Planning a Bequest
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When planning your estate, should you
contact charitable beneficiaries to inform
them of a bequest? Traditionally, the
answer to this question has been “no”. But
practice is changing. Charitable bequests
are becoming more common, donors more
knowledgeable, and charities more sophisticated.
If you are making a charitable bequest
you should, at the very least, contact
charitable beneficiaries anonymously to
ensure your lawyer has the correct legal
name. Registered charities sometimes have
an operating name that is different than
their legal name. An incorrect name or
designation could cause your gift to fail,
which creates legal costs for your estate
and trouble for your executor and other
beneficiaries. The Canadian Donor’s Guide
is the perfect first step in this process. The
basic search feature at CharityCan —
www.charitycan.ca — contains all
Canadian registered charities. Canada
Revenue Agency also lists all registered
charities online at www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/
charities.
There is, however, more to making a
bequest than spelling the name of the charity correctly. A bequest is probably the largest gift of your life so don’t be shy about
asking a few critical questions of your
intended charitable beneficiaries. If the
contemplated bequest is significant in value
or central to your estate plan, arrange a
meeting with the charity to ask questions in
person. The following due diligence checklist will help you make your legacy gift
more effective, prudent, and personally
meaningful.
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The Charitable Bequest Checklist
1) Use of bequests: What is the charity’s
policy on the use of undesignated bequests
and planned gifts? Are they spent immediately or are they invested? Are they used to
pay a deficit, support fundraising, or pay
for the direct programs and services of the
charity?
2) Accountability: Are the charity’s annual report and audited statement available to
the public? Will the charity send the annual
report to the donor after the gift is confirmed? What percentage of annual revenue
is devoted to charitable activities?
3) Gift designation: Does the charity
enable donors to designate to a particular
area or activity? What are purposes that are
expected to be future priorities?
4) Personal endowment funds: Does the
charity have an endowment that is invested
to provide an annual payout for its charitable activities? Are donors able to name
endowment funds with their bequest? If so,
is there a minimum contribution level to
establish the fund? Does the charity provide
donors with financial and activity reports on
individual endowment funds?
5) Privacy Policy: Does the charity have a
privacy policy? Can a donor remain anonymous? If the donor is anonymous, who at
the charity will know about your bequest
intentions? Can the donor specify no solicitations or unwanted contact? Does the charity trade or sell names to other charities or
organizations?
6) Donor recognition: Are donors of
bequests and planned gifts recognized after
the gifts are received? Does the charity have
an optional program to recognize and
involve future gift donors during life?
Author
Name
Malcolm
D. Burrows
Scotia Private Client Group
7) Other Types of Planned Gifts: Does the
charity help donors explore tax-advantageous alternatives to bequests, such as charitable gift annuities, life insurance, and gifts
of RRSP/RRIFs?
8) Staff Gift Planner: Does the charity
have a staff Gift Planner or Planned Giving
Officer? Does he or she have any professional designations? Has the planner adopted the Canadian Association of Gift Planners’
Standards of Ethical and Professional
Conduct?
9) Charity Leadership: How long has the
CEO of the charity been in his/her role?
What is the average tenure of staff and directors?
10) Charitable Effectiveness: Can the
charity provide a concise summary of its
charitable mission? Can it provide three
examples of recent initiatives that have made
a difference?
While the issues on this checklist will
vary in importance to each person, the key
consideration is how the charity deals
with an inquisitive donor or advisor. Most
charities appreciate passionate donors, so
please, go ahead and ask tough questions.
Ultimately, trust is the most important factor when making a gift of a portion of your
life savings. Trust should be earned, not
assumed.
Malcolm D. Burrows, CFRE
Head
Philanthropic Advisory Services
Malcolm Burrows is a charitable gift planner
with over 20 years experience, including over
15 working for major charities.
charitable
Title
donations
A Summary of
Tax Considerations
O
OVERVIEW
Tax consequences are important in
structuring charitable gifts, since proper
planning can increase the benefits to the
donor. The tax benefits are often a major
incentive for charitable giving and
should be carefully considered from the
outset.
A gift to a registered charity by an
individual (including a trust) entitles the
donor to a non-refundable tax credit, i.e.
a deduction in computing tax otherwise
payable, whereas a gift by a corporation
entitles it to a deduction in computing
taxable income, as opposed to a tax
credit. These rules are found in section
118.1 of the Income Tax Act (the “ITA”)
for gifts by individuals and section 110.1
of the ITA for gifts by corporations.
2011 BUDGET PROPOSALS
In its March 22, 2011 budget, the
federal
government
announced
significant changes in many rules dealing
with the non-profit sector, some of
which will be relevant to donors. These
include changes in the regime for
qualified donees (a term which includes,
but is not limited to registered charities),
changes dealing with registered Canadian
amateur
athletic
associations
(“RCAAAs”), more stringent rules
dealing with non-qualifying securities,
new rules dealing with governance of
registered charities and RCAAAs, rules
dealing with gifts returned by a qualified
donee to a donor, elimination of the
“double-dip” tax advantage for donations
of flow-through shares and changes in
the rules for donations of options.
James
M.Name
Parks
Author
Cassels Brock & Blackwell, LLP
BASIC TAX RULES
Individuals
the capital cost or the fair market value
of the depreciable property).
An individual who makes a gift to a
chAn individual who makes a gift to a
charity is entitled to a credit against tax
otherwise payable. For purposes of this
summary, the references to a “charity”
include generally charities which are
registered by Canada Revenue Agency
(“CRA”), RCAAAs, certain non-profit
housing
corporations,
Canadian
municipalities, the crown, the United
Nations and certain foreign charities
(including certain foreign universities).
CRA’s administrative position on gifts
and receipts is set out in IT-110R3
entitled “Gifts and Official Donation
Receipts”. In addition, useful comments
are set out in a number of CRA
newsletters, policy statements and
consultation drafts. These newsletters,
interpretation
bulletins,
policy
statements and other information from
CRA can be viewed on the CRA website
at www.cra-arc.gc.ca. There is a section
on the website aimed at charities and
donors, called “Charities and Giving”.
Where the gift is less than $200, the
federal tax credit is calculated at the
lowest personal tax rate on the amount
of the gift. Where the gift exceeds $200,
the credit is 29% of the amount of the
gift. A comparable tax credit is also
available in calculating provincial taxes,
with special rules applicable in Quebec.
An individual can claim a tax credit
for a charitable gift of up to 75% of net
income for the year. Any unused credit
can be carried forward for five years and
used to offset taxes in those years, subject
to the 75% limit in each year. The limit
does not apply in the year of death or the
previous year. Unused credits not
applied in the year of death can be used
in the prior year, without any limit based
on income.
The 75% limit is increased by an
additional 25% of any taxable capital
gain realized by the donor as a result of
making a gift of appreciated capital
property, plus 25% of the amount of any
recapture of capital cost allowance
realized on a gift of depreciable property
(to a maximum of 25% of the lesser of
Corporations
A corporation that makes a gift to a
charity is entitled to a deduction in
computing taxable income. However,
the corporation is also subject to the
income limits noted above for
individuals. The corporation can claim a
deduction of up to 75% of its net income
for the year. If the corporation makes a
gift of appreciated capital property, the
limit is increased by 25% of the taxable
capital gain and 25% of any recapture of
capital cost allowance realized on a gift
of depreciable property (to a maximum
of 25% of the lesser of the capital cost or
the fair market value of the depreciable
property).
TYPES OF GIFTS
The following are some basic features
and tax consequences of certain types of
gifts.
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1. Gifts by Will
Gifts are often made by will, as
“testamentary” gifts. The donor (“testator”)
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states in a will that on death, property is
to be given as a bequest or legacy to a
specified charity or a charity to be chosen
by the executors. The gift can be cash or
property, such as a work of art or shares.
If the testator leaves too much discretion
to the executors in choosing a charity or
the amount of the gift, CRA may allege
the gift is made by the estate and not
deemed to be made in the year of death.
Otherwise, the testator is deemed to
have made the gift immediately before
the date of death. Therefore, in the
terminal return for the year of death, a
tax credit is available in computing tax
otherwise payable. Any unused tax
credits in the year of death can be carried
back and used to reduce taxes payable in
the prior year. The credit is available to
offset 100% of net income for the year of
death and the prior year. This credit is of
particular benefit in calculating tax
otherwise payable in the year of death,
since the deceased is deemed to have
disposed of all capital assets immediately
before death (subject to certain
exceptions, such as for spousal rollovers)
at fair market value, thereby realizing
capital gains in the year of death.
In a recent technical interpretation,
CRA stated that, consistent with its
administrative policy allowing spouses
to decide which of them can claim credit
for a donation, regardless of the name on
the official receipt, where a charitable gift
is made by an individual in his or her
will, and is deemed to be made in the
year of death, a surviving spouse will
have the option of claiming donations
made by the deceased spouse in the year
of death.
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2. Annuities
Prior to December 20, 2002 a donor
could transfer cash to a charity which
undertook to pay an annuity for life to
the donor, or perhaps to the donor and a
spouse, as long as one of them was alive.
The annuity payment received by the
donor would be a blend of interest and
capital, and only the interest portion
would normally be taxable. If the donor
transferred cash to the charity in excess
of the amount expected to be received
over the term of the annuity, the excess
was
considered
under
CRA’s
administrative policy to be a gift and the
charity could issue a tax receipt for the
excess. CRA’s policy as stated in IT-111R2
entitled “Annuities Purchased from
Charitable Organizations” was not to tax
any portion of an annuity payment
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received by
circumstances.
a
donor
in
such
If the donor died earlier than expected,
the charity would keep the remaining
funds. If the donor lived beyond the life
expectancy, the charity had to meet its
commitments and might need to use
other funds to do so.
Only charitable organizations can
issue annuities without adverse tax
consequences. Foundations can be
deregistered if they incur ineligible debt
obligations. Furthermore, a charity must
ensure that it has authority to issue
annuities pursuant to provincial laws
dealing with insurance or other relevant
laws. In many cases, the charity will
purchase an annuity from a financial
institution rather than issuing it itself, to
reduce its risk of loss.
The Department of Finance
announced a number of proposed
changes on December 20, 2002. These
proposals were modified on December 5,
2003, in response to so-called “art flip”
transactions, and eventually introduced
in Bill C-33 in November, 2006 and
again in Bill C-10 in November, 2007,
after Bill C-33 died when Parliament
prorogued. Bill C-10 also died on the
order paper. The proposed changes have
not been enacted as at April 30, 2011.
Nevertheless, CRA is administering the
law as if these changes were in place,
since they will be retroactive.
One major change deals with the
measurement of a gift where the donor
receives some advantage in exchange, to
deal with “split-receipting”. CRA has
changed its administrative policy dealing
with annuities and no longer applies the
administrative policy in IT-111R2 for
annuities issued after December 20,
2002. CRA has acknowledged that its
earlier administrative position has no
basis in law and cannot be continued in
the face of the proposed changes. Under
the proposed changes, the value of
property received from a charity in
exchange for a gift must be determined
and that value will become the cost of
that property to the charity. As a result,
where an amount is transferred to a
charity by a donor and the advantage
received by the donor is a stream of
annuity payments, the amount of the gift
will be equal to the excess of the amount
transferred by the donor to the charity
over the amount that would be required
to purchase an annuity that would
provide the same payments. CRA has
stated that despite the withdrawal of its
administrative position, it expects
charitable annuities to continue as a
means of fundraising which could be
more advantageous to the donor than in
the past.
In an example mentioned by CRA, for
a donor with a life expectancy of eight
years, who actually lives for eight years
and makes a cash payment of $100,000,
in exchange for annuity payments of
$10,000 for each of those eight years, the
cost of the annuity that will pay $80,000
over eight years is $50,000. Under the
former administrative practice, the donor
would be entitled to a tax receipt for
$20,000 in the year of the payment and
would receive a total of $80,000 as
annuity payments tax-free. Under the
proposed changes, the donor will receive
a tax receipt for $50,000 in the year of
the gift, and will receive $80,000 in
annuity payments, of which $30,000
will be included in income over the eight
years, as blended payments.
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3. Life Insurance
A charity can benefit from gifts of
insurance policies in several ways. From
the donor’s point of view, a gift of an
insurance policy allows a large donation,
at a relatively small cost to the donor.
CRA’s administrative position on
donations of life insurance policies is set
out in IT-244R3 entitled “Gifts by
Individuals of Insurance Policies as
Charitable Donations”.
A charity can purchase a life insurance
policy on the donor’s life on the
understanding that the donor will pay
the premiums directly to the insurance
company. This is often supported by a
pledge to pay the premiums. The charity
can issue a tax receipt to the donor for
the premiums paid. On the death of the
donor, the charity will receive the death
benefit, but it will not be a gift by the
donor. The major drawback from the
charity’s point of view is that there is no
way to ensure that the donor will pay the
premiums. However, if the donor fails to
pay, the charity can surrender the policy
or pay the premiums out of its own
funds.
Alternatively, the donor can transfer
an existing policy to the charity and
undertake to pay future premiums. The
charity can issue a receipt for the fair
market value of the gift, which may be
the cash surrender value of the policy
(normally only whole life or universal
life policies will have a value) less any
outstanding policy loans. The charity
can issue a tax receipt for the premiums
paid. There may be an inclusion in
income of the donor on a gift of a policy
if the fair market value of the policy
exceeds its tax cost. CRA has
acknowledged that the cash surrender
value may not necessarily be the fair
market value of the policy. In particular,
CRA has stated that, consistent with
standard valuation principles applicable
to other types of property, the fair market
value of a policy should be determined
based on all of the relevant factors. As a
result, if a qualified valuator determines
that the fair market value of the policy
exceeds its cash surrender value (less any
outstanding policy loans) that higher
amount can be shown as the eligible
amount in a receipt issued by the charity.
CRA has also confirmed that in
determining the income that must be
reported by the donor on a gift of a
policy to a charity, the cash surrender
value rather than the fair market value
will be relevant. As a result, the donor
will be subject to tax on the amount by
which the cash surrender value (less any
outstanding policy loans) exceeds the
adjusted cost basis (a defined term) of
the policy. CRA has confirmed that this
will not be affected by the issuance of an
official receipt by the charity reflecting a
fair market value that is higher than the
cash surrender value.
In some cases, if the charity is
concerned that it will not be able to pay
the premiums on a policy it acquires as a
gift, the donor may make a further cash
gift, which the charity can use to
purchase an annuity to provide regular
payments to pay the premiums as they
become due. The cash payment should
be eligible as a separate gift and the
charity will generally be able to treat the
annuity, along with the insurance policy
itself, in a manner that does not cause
problems in meeting its disbursement
quota. Alternatively, the charity might
rely on a promise from the donor (or
another donor) to make annual donations
to pay the premiums. This would create
some risk for the charity. The ability of
the charity to continue to pay the
premiums on a donated policy may be a
factor in determining the eligible amount
of the gift based on the fair market value
of the policy.
If there is reason to believe that the
policy will lapse because the charity does
not have funds to pay the premiums, the
fair market value of the policy may be
adversely affected. A registered charity is
not required to pay tax on its income
and should not be adversely affected if a
life insurance policy is not an “exempt”
policy and as the policyholder it must
report income for tax purposes. I
understand some charities acquire life
insurance policies that are fully paid up
within three to five years, with no
requirement for a medical, paying the
premiums with cash donations from the
donor (usually the person whose life is
insured). The insurance company
apparently relies on a statement of good
health from the insured person.
The proposed changes now address
this. The eligible amount of a gift of a life
insurance policy will be the lesser of its
fair market value and the “cost” of the
policy to the donor, if the gift is made
within three years of the day on which
the policy is acquired, under the
proposed amendments discussed below.
In some situations, the value of the gift
could be less then expected if the policy
has not been held for at least three years.
As a further alternative, the donor
whose life is insured can continue to
own the policy, and name the charity as
the beneficiary. The donor will receive
no tax relief for the premiums paid or
the value of the policy, since nothing
currently is being given to the charity.
Under insurance law, the donor can
change the beneficiary from the charity
to another person. If the charity is the
named beneficiary, it will receive the
death benefit on the donor’s death. The
donor is deemed to have made a gift to
the charity immediately before death, if
the charity receives the death benefit
under the policy within 36 months after
death. The fair market value of the gift is
deemed to be the fair market value, at
the time of the individual’s death, of the
right to that transfer. The Department of
Finance stated when these rules were
introduced that “in nearly all cases” the
fair market value at death of the right to
transfer is “expected to be” the fair
market value at death of the money that
is ultimately received.
A donor can also use life insurance
proceeds to pay a bequest in a will to a
charity. The donor who owns an
insurance policy can fund the bequest,
naming the estate as beneficiary of the
policy. The will would include a bequest
equal to the death benefit from the
insurance policy. On the donor’s death,
the estate would pay the bequest to the
charity and receive the life insurance
proceeds free of tax. The charity would
issue a receipt for the amount of the
bequest. The gift could then be used to
reduce tax in the terminal return or in
the return for the prior year, if there are
excess credits. In some provinces,
probate tax on the value of the proceeds
passing through the estate may be a
factor. A direct designation of a charity as
a beneficiary will be treated as a donation
in the year of death of the insured.
In some situations, a more complex
arrangement might be used, involving
shared benefits of some of the features of
the policy or split ownership of the
policy itself. Some plans involve shares
of private corporations, corporate-owned
insurance and share redemptions funded
with insurance proceeds. This type of
planning raises a number of regulatory
and tax issues and requires sophisticated
advice for both the donor and the charity.
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4. Gifts of Residual Interests
A donor can give property to a charity,
but maintain the right to use the property
for his or her lifetime. Alternatively, the
donor can establish a charitable
remainder trust by transferring cash
assets to a trust, reserving a right to
receive payments for life and transferring
the balance on death to a charity. CRA’s
administrative position on this type of
gift is set out in IT-226R, entitled “Gifts
to a Charity of a Residual Interest in Real
Property or an Equitable Interest in a
Trust”. If certain conditions are met, CRA
considers the donor has made a gift
which will qualify for a tax receipt. This
type of gift could be made during a
person’s lifetime or by a will. It is
necessary to value the residual interest.
This value will be the fair market value
of the transferred property (usually cash)
less the present value of the reserved
interest, taking into account an
appropriate discount rate, the life
expectancy of the donor, current interest
rates and any other relevant
circumstances. This type of gift is
analogous to a charitable annuity. If there
is a right to encroach on the capital of
the property, CRA takes the view that the
value of the residual interest will be nil.
A trust will generally be required for gifts
of property other than real estate, so a
residual interest in the trust is donated to
the charity.
For example, an individual donor
may wish to donate a work of art to a
charity, but retain possession of the art
until her death. In these circumstances,
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if the donor transfers title in the art to a
trust of which the charity is the residual
beneficiary at the time of the gift, the
donor has made a gift of a residual
interest in the trust, the value of which is
based on the factors mentioned above. A
gift of a residual interest may result in a
capital gain to the donor if the value of
the property exceeds its adjusted cost
base, determined in accordance with a
formula applied by CRA.
In 2000, CRA stated that the gift of a
beneficial interest in the capital of a
charitable remainder trust would not
automatically be treated as a gift of a
non-qualifying security, but the general
anti-avoidance rule might apply if the
trust held non-qualifying securities.
More recently, CRA stated that in
determining whether a gift of a beneficial
interest in the capital of a trust is a nonqualifying security, it will consider
whether the trust is “affiliated” with the
donor immediately after the gift was
made. If the donor retains a beneficial
interest in the income of the trust, the
donor may be “affiliated” with the trust.
Whether this is the case will be a question
of fact. A trust and a person are affiliated
if the person is a “majority-interest
beneficiary”. This includes a person who
has a beneficial interest in the income of
the trust if it has a fair market value that
is greater than 50% of the fair market
value of all beneficial interests. It also
includes a person where that person and
an affiliated person together hold
beneficial interests in the income of the
trust if the fair market value of those
interests is greater than 50% of all of the
fair market value of all beneficial
interests.
Using a charitable remainder trust or
a gift of a residual interest often involves
reliance on administrative policies of
CRA and raises a number of technical
issues. The Department of Finance is
considering changes in the ITA dealing
with charitable remainder trusts, but no
amendments have been introduced.
Specific advice should be sought before
this type of planning is utilized.
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5. Gifts of Capital Property
A donor of capital property is deemed
to have received proceeds of disposition
equal to the fair market value of the
property. If the fair market value exceeds
the cost, a capital gain will be realized.
The capital gains inclusion rate is 50%.
In addition, if the property is depreciable
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property, there may be recapture of
capital cost allowance previously
claimed, which is fully included in
income.
A donor can reduce capital gains tax
on a gift of appreciated capital property
to a charity, by designating in the tax
return in the year in which the gift is
made, the transfer price as an amount
not greater than the fair market value of
the property and not less than its
adjusted cost base. The donor will then
be deemed to have disposed of the
property for the designated amount and
considered to have made a gift of the
designated amount when calculating the
tax credit or deduction. This permits the
donor to avoid a capital gain altogether,
or create the desired amount of capital
gain (for example to offset capital losses).
Certain restrictions apply in the case of a
non-resident individual disposing of
Canadian real estate to a charity.
For gifts of securities traded on a
designated stock exchange (such as
shares, bonds, warrants and debentures)
and mutual fund shares or units or
shares or interests in certain segregated
funds, the amount to be included as a
taxable capital gain is nil. It is thus more
tax-efficient for the donor to give such
securities directly to a charity, rather
than sell them and give the proceeds to
the charity.
Ordinarily, an employee who exercises
a stock option is taxed on a benefit equal
to the difference between the fair market
value of the shares at the time of exercise
and the sum of the exercise price plus
the amount paid for the option. In
certain circumstances, the employee can
claim a deduction against the stock
option benefit so the taxable portion of
the benefit is equal to the taxable portion
of a capital gain (50% currently). Where
an employee stock option is exercised for
marketable securities which are given to
a qualified donee within 30 days of the
option being exercised and certain other
conditions are met, the taxable benefit is
reduced to one-quarter of the benefit.
Individuals who make qualifying
donations of marketable securities
acquired through such stock options are
not required to include any amount of
the benefit.
Taxpayers who own eligible unlisted
exchangeable securities can exchange
them without causing tax to be payable
on a gain. There is no tax on a gain on
the exchange, and the donor can receive
a receipt for the donation of the listed
securities received on the exchange,
again without recognizing a gain. The
beneficial treatment for capital gains on
gifts of marketable securities applies to
capital gains on the exchange (with some
exceptions) of unlisted securities for
listed securities where:
(a) at the time they were issued, the
unlisted securities included a
condition allowing the holder to
exchange them for the listed
securities;
(b) the listed securities are the only
consideration received on the
exchange; and
(c) the listed securities are donated
within 30 days after the exchange.
There are special rules for
exchangeable partnership interests.
These are intended to ensure that gains
attributable to a reduction in the adjusted
cost base of the partnership interest are
not exempt.
A gift of a “non-qualifying security” to
a charity will be ignored in determining
the tax deduction or credit in most cases.
A non-qualifying security generally
includes an obligation of the donor or a
non-arm’s length person, a share issued
by a corporation with which the donor
does not deal at arm’s length, or any
other security issued by the individual or
a non-arm’s length person. Specifically
excepted are obligations, shares or
securities listed on prescribed stock
exchanges and deposits with financial
institutions.
If the property is disposed of within
five years of receipt of the gift, or the
property ceases to be a “non-qualifying
security” within the five year period, the
individual will be treated as having made
a gift at that time. This rule does not
apply to an “excepted gift”, which is
generally a gift of a share made to an
arm’s length qualified donee that is not a
private foundation, and where the donee
is a charitable organization or a public
foundation, the donor deals at arm’s
length with all of the donee’s directors
and officers. CRA considers the relevant
time when the donor must deal at arm’s
length with the donee is immediately
after the gift. The objective of these rules
is to deny a tax credit for certain types of
gifts, including shares of privately held
companies, subject to some relief if the
donee disposes of the security within five
years. The rules apply where the nonqualifying security is donated to a trust
of which the registered charity is a
beneficiary.
Provisions dealing with “loan-back”
arrangements apply where a person
donates property to a charity which is
not dealing at arm’s length with the
person and receives a loan from the
charity, or is allowed to use the property
donated to the charity. The fair market
value of the gift is reduced for purposes
of calculating the tax credit. These rules
apply to certain arm’s length
arrangements. CRA’s administrative
position on gifts of capital property is set
out in IT-288R2 entitled “Gifts of Capital
Properties to a Charity and Others” and
IT-297R2 entitled “Gifts in Kind to
Charity and Others”.
The Federal Court of Appeal has held
that a donor of a “non-qualifying
security” could claim a deduction later
when the security was sold and replaced.
The charity received a gift of promissory
notes issued by a corporation that was
controlled by the donor. It sold them to
a business associate of the donor for new
notes. CRA argued that the donor and
the purchaser were not dealing at arm’s
length and the new notes continued to
be “non-qualifying”. Based on the facts,
the court held that when the charity sold
the notes and received similar notes from
the purchaser, there was a “reliable basis”
for treating the face value of the original
notes as their fair market value at the
time of the gift. CRA argued that the
rules were intended to prevent a donor
from claiming relief for a gift while
retaining control over the funds and the
charity had simply substituted notes
from the purchaser for notes of the
corporation controlled by the donor. The
court distinguished between the “loanback” rules and the broader rules dealing
with “non-qualifying securities” and
found nothing offensive in the way the
charity sold the notes to permit the
donor to claim tax relief. Significantly,
the court found that despite the business
relationship between the donor and the
purchaser, they were dealing at arm’s
length. The court rejected an argument
that the general anti-avoidance rule
denied tax relief for the gift in the later
year.
The March 22, 2011 budget proposed
new rules for non-qualifying securities.
If those proposals are enacted, in
determining eligibility for a tax credit or
tax deduction, recognition of a gift will
be deferred until the time within five
years of the donation that the qualified
donee has disposed of the non-qualifying
security for consideration that is not, to
any person, another non-qualifying
security. An anti-avoidance rule was
proposed to ensure that, if as a result of
a series of transactions, a particular
person holds a non-qualifying security of
a donor and the donee has acquired a
non-qualifying security of that person or
of the donor, the gift will be deferred
until such time (within five years of the
donation) as the donee disposes of the
non-qualifying security for consideration
that is not another non-qualifying
security of any person.
CRA has confirmed in an advance
ruling that in appropriate situations
donors can donate listed “flow-through”
shares that are subject to a “monetization”
arrangement enabling a charity to sell
them immediately, despite securities law
restrictions, to a third party that agrees to
provide liquidity.
Although CRA did not rule on the fair
market value of the flow-through shares
at the time of the donation, it seems that
it is approving these types of
arrangements. The fact that listed shares
are subject to a holding period for
securities law purposes should not result
in a substantial discount of what would
otherwise be the fair market value. Flowthrough shares provide the shareholder
with an immediate tax benefit for
deductions that are renounced by the
corporation on account of Canadian
exploration expenses or investment tax
credits, but the adjusted cost base of the
share is reduced correspondingly.
If the shareholder donates the shares,
there is not only no tax on the resulting
capital gain, but there is also a tax credit
available based on the fair market value
of the shares. This is assumed to be the
price at which the charity is able to sell
the shares to the third party. The
deduction, the elimination of tax on the
capital gain and the charitable tax credit
all reduce the overall tax cost of the
initial investment and the subsequent
donation. The charity (or other qualified
donee) is not concerned about lack of
liquidity or valuation issues and in effect
has a guarantee that it will be able to sell
the shares immediately, receiving the
agreed-upon amount from a third party.
Although significant transaction costs
are involved, in many cases these
arrangements seem to provide a way for
donors and qualified donees to achieve
mutually beneficial results. Before
proceeding, donors and qualified donees
should carefully review the terms of the
advance ruling and obtain professional
advice about all aspects of the proposal.
CRA has stated that the exclusion of a
flow-through share from the definition
of “tax shelter” is limited to those
situations in which the share has not
been acquired as part of a “gifting
arrangement”. In some situations, a third
party “promoter” obtains a tax shelter
registration number. In others, donors
make arrangements directly with issuers
of flow-through shares and charities. In
those circumstances, donors should seek
advice on whether a tax shelter
registration number is required, since
failure to obtain a registration number
could result in the disallowance of credits
or deductions that would otherwise be
available. Charities that expect to receive
gifts of flow-through shares may wish to
advise donors of the potential risks if
there is no tax shelter registration
number. As discussed below, the March
22, 2011 budget proposals would affect
flow-through share donations.
In a recent decision, the Tax Court of
Canada treated payments under a tax
shelter arrangement involving leveraged
loans as an investment rather than as a
gift. Without relying on the proposed
“split-receipting” rules, the court held
that the taxpayer did not make a gift at
all (even of the cash portion) to the
charity because a significant benefit
flowed to the taxpayer. The CRA website
contains information about potential
problems for donors dealing with tax
shelters and other arrangements that
involve the issuance of official receipts
for more than a cash donation made with
no strings attached. It is no secret that
CRA will challenge arrangements that
seem to be “too good to be true”,
particularly where the donor does not
just pay cash or transfer property, but is
involved in a more complex arrangement
with a charity, a promoter or others.
In another recent decision, the Tax
Court held that original drawings given
to a registered charity by an editorial
cartoonist were not personal-use
property and were not subject to the
$1,000 deemed adjusted cost base rule
discussed below. In addition, as a result
of a separate proceeding in civil court,
gifts by the cartoonist to his wife, who
made the gifts to the charity and other
donees, were set aside on consent in a
rectification proceeding and the gifts to
the donees were treated by court order as
gifts by the cartoonist himself. CRA had
not permitted the cartoonist and his wife
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to rely on its administrative policy that
permits spouses to choose which of
them will claim relief for charitable
donations made by one of them.
In another recent decision, the Tax
Court of Canada dealt with whether
property was personal use property. A
collection of over 2,000 insects had been
assembled by the donor, kept in storage
boxes and donated to a qualified donee.
The court held that she did not “use”
them in the sense required to cause them
to be personal use property. The court
also held that the insects had been
appraised individually and they did not
collectively constitute a “set” that could
not be divided in determining the
deemed adjusted cost base of each item.
Therefore, each insect had a deemed
adjusted cost base of $1,000. Had the
collection been treated as a set, all of the
insects taken together would have had a
collective adjusted cost base of $1,000.
CRA has stated that where an
individual owns “thin” controlling voting
shares of a private corporation, under
which she is not entitled to receive
dividends or to participate beyond a
nominal amount on winding up, but
controls the corporation, in some
circumstances it will treat the shares as
having more than a nominal value. A gift
of those shares to a registered charity
could offer flexibility in dealing with the
valuation issue, particularly if an election
is made to treat the amount of the gift as
the adjusted cost base of the shares.
However, this could raise a number of
other issues, including potential
problems under the excess business
holdings rules for private foundations (as
discussed below) and “acquisition of
control” issues for public foundations
and private foundations.
As discussed more fully below, the
proposed amendments (last introduced
in former Bill C-10) will significantly
change the rules for determining the
value of gifts of property in many
situations.
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6. Gifts of Art, Cultural and Ecological
Property
(i) Art
Certain gifts of inventory by an artist
receive special treatment. In those
circumstances, where an appropriate
designation is made, an artist is entitled
to a credit based on the fair market value
of the property but no income is triggered
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on the disposition.
(iii) Ecological Property
Artwork is generally considered to be
personal-use property unless it is
inventory. Personal-use property is
property that is used primarily for the
personal use or enjoyment and includes
jewellery, clothing, furniture, and certain
works of art. For purposes of calculating
the capital gain or loss, the adjusted cost
base and proceeds of disposition of
personal-use property are deemed to be
at least $1,000. This rule eases the
compliance and administrative burden
associated with the reporting of
dispositions of personal-use property.
The $1,000 deemed adjusted cost base
and deemed proceeds of disposition for
personal-use property will not apply if
the property is acquired after February
27, 2000, as part of an arrangement in
which the property is given to a charity.
Therefore, where this type of property
with a value of less than $1,000 is
donated to a charity in those
circumstances, it will no longer be
treated as personal-use property, and any
resulting capital gain will be taxable.
There are similar rules for gifts of
ecologically sensitive property to the
crown, a municipality or a charity that is
approved for the conservation and
protection of the environment. There are
incentives for owners of ecologically
sensitive land to protect that land while
at the same time qualifying for a tax
benefit. The precise nature of the
conveyance of property will depend on
legal issues and in some cases there may
be split ownership.
(ii) Cultural Property
A gift of certified cultural property to
a designated institution will not trigger a
capital gain. The donor will be allowed a
credit (if an individual) or a deduction (if
a corporation) for the fair market value
of the property and will not be limited to
75% of income. There are special rules
for determining the fair market value of
cultural property. In addition, any capital
gain on an object that is donated is
exempt from tax. The determination is
made by the Canadian Cultural Property
Export Review Board and there are
extensive rules for the procedures to be
followed and appeals if the amount
determined is not acceptable to the
donor. The Board must certify the
property and designate the institution.
Any unused credits or deductions can
be carried forward for five years, or back
one year in the event of death. Charities
receiving gifts of cultural property are
subject to a penalty tax in certain
circumstances if they dispose of the
gifted property within ten years of its
receipt. CRA’s administrative position on
gifts by artists is set out in IT-504R2
entitled “Visual Artists and Writers”, and
its position on gifts of cultural property
set out in IT-407R4 entitled “Dispositions
of Cultural Property to Designated
Canadian institutions”.
There are special valuation rules for
gifts of ecological property. These include
gifts of the land itself and gifts of
easements over the land. The use of
easements provides some flexibility,
permitting the owner to retain legal title
while fettering its future use and
preventing development, but this can
raise difficult valuation issues in some
cases. The fair market value will be
determined by the Minister of the
Environment and there are extensive
rules for the procedures to be followed
and appeals if the amount determined is
not acceptable to the donor. As in the
case of gifts of cultural property, a charity
accepting a gift is subject to a penalty if
it disposes of the property within ten
years or changes its use without the
consent of the Minister of the
Environment. Under the Ecological Gifts
Program, Environment Canada certifies
that land is ecologically sensitive and an
expert panel certifies the value.
Gains realized on gifts made after May
1, 2006 are exempt. Where gifts were
made prior to that date, 50% of the gain
is taxable.
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7. Gifts of Inventory
Unlike gifts of capital property, gifts of
inventory do not permit the donor to
choose an amount between the cost of
the property and its fair market value. As
a result, a gift of property that is part of
the inventory of a business will result in
an income inclusion. While there will be
a corresponding eligible amount for the
gift (the eligible amount will depend on
whether any advantage is received by the
donor), it is frequently less advantageous
to donate inventory rather than capital
property. This is one of the reasons why
special rules were enacted for gifts of
inventory made by artists, as discussed
above.
Changes introduced in the March 19,
2007 budget permit corporations to
claim a deduction for gifts of medicine
held in inventory to a registered charity,
if the charity has received financial
assistance from CIDA and uses the
medicine in carrying out its foreign
activities. For gifts made on or after July
1, 2008, the medicine must have been
available to be used by the charity at
least six months prior to its expiration
date and must qualify as a drug (within
the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act)
which meets certain technical
requirements. In addition, the charity
must in the opinion of the Minister of
International Cooperation meet certain
conditions prescribed by regulation.
This limits the situations in which
corporations can claim tax relief for
donations of medicine from inventory.
the time of the individual’s death, of the
right to the transfer. Since the balance in
an RRSP or RRSP is treated as income in
the year of death, in the absence of a
rollover to a spouse, the credit for a gift
to charity in the year of death will
effectively eliminate the tax otherwise
payable on the balance, if there is a direct
designation. This is the same result as if
there were a bequest by will of the
amount included in income under the
RRSP or RRIF, without having to
determine the amount in advance. A
direct designation of a charity will be
treated as a donation. The same
comments made above with respect to
the valuation of a gift where there is a
direct designation under a life insurance
policy apply to direct designations of
proceeds of RRSPs, RRIFs and TFSAs.
8. Gifts to the Crown
Anti-Terrorism Rules
A gift to Her Majesty in right of
Canada or Her Majesty in right of a
Province (a “crown gift”) is subject to the
same income limitation as other gifts, i.e.
75% of the donor’s income for the year
plus 25% of any taxable capital gain,
plus an amount equal to 25% of recapture
of previously claimed capital cost
allowance. Consequently, crown gifts
provide the same tax relief as gifts to
other charities. There are separate rules
for gifts made prior to 1997 to the
federal or provincial crown.
Very broad rules in the ITA and other
legislation give sweeping powers to the
federal government to try to address
abuses through which terrorism is
funded through Canadian registered
charities. Donors should be aware of
these rules and carry out appropriate
due diligence before making donations
to organizations that may be subject to
these rules. Similarly, charities should
carefully consider the identity of donors,
and the way in which donors have
obtained funds and other donated
property. Charities should review their
lists of donors for organizations that may
be identified as terrorist groups or
affiliated with such groups or that might
(even unknowingly) be assisting that
type of activity. This can be of particular
concern for organizations that are
members of affiliated groups of charities,
since one organization can be exposed
for activities of another in certain
circumstances. Both charities and donors
would be well advised to consider these
issues if there is any possibility of a
terrorist connection.
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For this purpose, the crown will
include an agent of the crown. In early
2008, the federal government amended
the Museums Act to include the new
Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Gifts to that museum and the other
museums listed in that Act (including,
for instance, the National Gallery of
Canada, the Canadian Museum of
Civilization and the Canadian Museum
of Nature) will all be treated as gifts to
the crown.
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9. Charitable Donations of RRSPs,
RRIFs and TFSAs
Donations made as a consequence of
a Donations made as a consequence of a
direct designation of proceeds of RRSPs,
RRIFs or TFSAs to a charity on the death
of an individual qualify as gifts eligible
for the individual donation tax credit, if
the transfer of funds from RRSPs or
RRIFs to the charity occurs within 36
months of death. The transfer is deemed
to be a gift made immediately before
death by the individual to the charity.
The fair market value of the gift is
deemed to be the fair market value, at
CRA has issued a checklist to help
charities and donors identify potential
problems and assist charities in
developing good management practices.
In addition to the ITA, the Charities
Registration (Security Information) Act
(“CRSIA”) may be relevant. Under the
CRSIA and the ITA, registration can be
revoked if a charity makes its resources
available, directly or indirectly, to a
“listed entity” for purpose of the Criminal
Code or an entity that engages in
“terrorist activities” or activities that
“support” terrorist activities. There are
other prohibitions on funding or
otherwise facilitating terrorism. More
information can be obtained from the
CRA website.
Recent and Proposed Changes
A number of changes are proposed for
charities and charitable donations. These
were last introduced in former Bill C-10,
but are expected to be retroactive when
reintroduced and eventually enacted.
One significant change deals with “split
receipting”, under which the value of a
gift will be the excess of the value of the
property given over the value of any
benefit or advantage received by the
donor or a person not dealing at arm’s
length with the donor. As noted above,
this is the basis for the new administrative
position dealing with charitable
annuities. CRA has indicated that this
policy will also apply to situations in
which a payment is made, for which
some consideration is received from the
charity, such as recognition, a small gift,
membership, a meal, etc. The previous
administrative practice of CRA was not
supported by the law and CRA and the
Department of Finance are attempting to
rectify this. Under the proposals, a
charity will be required to place a value
on any benefit received by the donor in
exchange for the payment, and issue a
receipt only for the net amount. There
will be some limits on the scope of this
change, which will apply to gifts made
after December 20, 2002.
The definition of “tax shelter” includes
certain arrangements under which
property is given by an individual to a
charity if the tax credit claimed by an
individual donor will exceed the cost of
the property to the donor, or if limitedrecourse debt is involved. This permits
CRA to identify various tax planning
techniques that have not been treated as
tax shelters because the definition has
not included situations in which there is
a reduction in taxes payable through a
tax credit, rather than a reduction in
income or a reduction in taxable income.
The proposed amendments include
significant changes in the rules for
determining the value of a gift in kind.
As a result of perceived abuses arising
out of arrangements under which
property was acquired at a low cost and
valued at a much higher cost when
donated, an arbitrary rule is proposed
under which the value of the property
will not exceed its cost, if the gift occurs
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within three years of acquisition of the
property. This rule will apply regardless
of the actual value of the property. In
addition, if property is acquired with any
expectation that it may be given during
the lifetime of the owner, its value cannot
exceed its cost. These rules will not
apply to gifts of inventory, marketable
securities, Canadian real estate, certified
cultural property or approved ecological
property or to gifts on death. As a result,
all other gifts of capital property will be
subject to these new valuation rules.
In determining the fair market value of
the donated property, the intention of the
donor at the time of acquisition will now
be relevant. If one of the main reasons for
acquiring the property was to make a gift
(other than by will), in most cases the
donor will have to use the acquisition cost
as the fair market value at the time of the
gift. For both gifts that are subject to the
three year rule and gifts that are subject to
the ten year rule, there will be extensive
“tracing” rules to deal with transfers of
property prior to the time of the gift.
These new rules will also apply to
property that was acquired under what is
called a “gifting arrangement” for tax
shelter reporting purposes, or involving
debt that the donor may not have to pay.
An anti-avoidance rule will address
situations in which a cash gift is made
and the charity uses the cash to buy
property from the donor at more than its
cost. These new rules are very far
reaching and unless they are changed
before they are implemented, will have a
very serious effect on a number of
situations in which donors expect to
receive credit for the value of the gift
rather than its cost.
The proposals will reduce the value of
the gift by any advantage that is in any
way related to the gift. The scope of the
wording is uncertain and it will be
difficult to apply in many cases. CRA has
indicated that it expects charities to
undertake due diligence in establishing
the fair market value based on the “cost”
approach, and in determining the value
of any advantage that would reduce the
eligible amount of a gift.
If a donor fails to inform the registered
charity of circumstances that reduce the
eligible amount, despite the amount
shown on the official receipts, under the
proposals the eligible amount will be nil.
This is a serious penalty for a donor who
is prepared to gamble that an advantage
will not reduce the eligible amount of the
gift. Registered charities are advised to
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review carefully the circumstances in
which gifts of property are received,
when determining the eligible amount of
the gift. In many cases, this will require
consultations with the donor.
The proposals also deal with the rules
for designation of a registered charity as
a charitable organization, public
foundation or private foundation and a
new “control” test, based on commercial
law concepts, such as arm’s length and
de facto control. These changes will
apply after 1999. CRA has recently taken
the position that the proposed rules will
apply currently, without yet being
enacted, because they will be retroactive.
Registered charities should include
the CRA website address on official
receipts, despite the fact that the new
rules have not been yet enacted.
CRA can assess charities with intermediate
sanctions. These give CRA the option of
assessing tax or penalties rather than
revoking registration, for various types of
non-compliance, such as issuing improper
receipts, carrying on an unrelated business
(in the case of a charitable foundation or
charitable organization) or carrying on any
business (in the case of a private foundation),
acquiring control of a corporation,
conferring an undue benefit and other
defaults. The rules for creating endowments,
transfers between charities, and the
disbursement quota require charities to plan
carefully. The changes that followed the
2010 federal budget will affect this.
Anti-avoidance
rules
prevent
“trafficking” in unused charitable
donations made by corporations. In
some cases, unused deductions for
previous donations have been available
to a subsequent purchaser of the shares
of a corporation.
Form T3010B contains public
information and also assists CRA in
ensuring that charities comply with the
requirements in the ITA. With the
introduction of intermediate sanctions
and the new rules for excess business
holdings by private foundations, the
revised form requires additional
information that will assist CRA in
determining whether penalties should be
assessed. CRA has amended form
T3010B to reflect the changes following
the 2010 budget.
For taxation years beginning after
March 19, 2007, a private foundation
that owns more than 2% of any class of
shares of a corporation is required to
report its holdings together with those of
persons not dealing at arm’s length with
it, when filing its T3010 return for the
year. Where the holdings of a foundation
exceed 2% and the combined holdings
of the foundation and all non-arm’s
length persons exceed 20%, either the
foundation or the other persons (or the
group collectively) is required to divest
to below the 20% level. If the divestiture
does not occur within stipulated periods
of time, the foundation will be subject to
penalties. CRA can treat non-arm’s length
persons as dealing at arm’s length, if
sufficient reasons are given.
There are transitional rules for private
foundations that held shares on March
19, 2007. The period for compliance will
vary depending on the size of the
holdings and will range from five to
twenty years. The rules are designed to
encourage private foundations to
complete this transition in a timely
manner by denying donors relief from
capital gains on donations of marketable
securities for taxation years of the private
foundation beginning after March 19,
2012, if it is not then in compliance with
the new rules.
These complex rules are apparently
intended to address concerns about
potential “self-dealing”. Exemptions for
“entrusted shares” (shares donated before
March 19, 2007 on condition that the
foundation retain them) exclude from
the divestiture requirements certain
unlisted shares held by the foundation
on March 18, 2007. Although there is no
divestiture requirement, these shares are
taken into account in determining
whether other shares of the same class
are subject to the regime.
The exclusion applies to shares that
meet the following criteria:
(a) the share provides the foundation
with an indirect interest in listed
shares of another corporation;
(b) the indirect interest is held through
a controlled corporation (generally a
corporation controlled by the
foundation, a “relevant” person or a
group of “relevant persons” with
respect to the foundation);
(c) if the foundation and those relevant
persons had owned the listed shares
directly, they would hold more than
20% of the listed shares of that
corporation; and
(d) the foundation, together with all
controlled corporations, holds more
than 2% of the listed shares of the
listed corporation.
Extending the concept of excess
holdings to shares of private corporations
went further than had originally been
expected and seems to be unrelated to the
incentive for gifts of marketable securities.
Despite the changes, these rules are still
onerous and regarded by many observers
as over-reacting and too broadly aimed.
There are also “look-through” rules for
trusts in which a private foundation has an
interest, if the trust owned the shares on
March 18, 2007, rules dealing with
“substituted” shares that are acquired in
the course of certain tax-deferred corporate
reorganizations and a remedy where a
foundation owns entrusted shares which it
cannot sell.
As announced in the March 4, 2010
federal budget, some basic concepts, such
as “specified gift”, “capital gains pool” and
“enduring property” dealing with the
disbursement quota have been repealed for
taxation years ending on or after March 4,
2010. The old rules have been replaced by
a fairly simple requirement that a registered
charity disburse at least 3.5% of the average
value of its accumulated investment assets
in the preceding two years on its own
charitable activities or by making grants to
qualified donees. Charitable organizations
with less than $100,000 of such assets and
charitable foundations with less than
$25,000 of such assets are not subject to
this requirement. This change eliminated
the former “80/20” expenditure rule and
other more complex provisions. There are
new anti-avoidance rules dealing with the
accumulation of capital and other
compliance requirements for registered
charities. Donors are no longer required to
impose restrictions on gifts to permit
registered charities to retain capital and
spend only the income or a portion of the
income. CRA has a great deal of discretion
in administering some of the new rules. The
underlying charity law and trust law
concepts have not been changed and will
require consideration in specific situations.
Gifts made previously with restrictions that
prevent the charity from spending the
capital will still be restricted, despite the
relief in the budget.
2011 FEDERAL BUDGET
The March 22, 2011 federal budget
contained several proposals that would
have been relevant to donors and qualified
donees. Since the government was
defeated, the proposals did not proceed; it
is not clear if all or any of the proposals
will eventually be implemented. The
proposals are summarized below.
For flow-through shares acquired after
the day of the budget, the non-recognition
of capital gains on donations to qualified
donees will no longer be available. This is
the result of a complicated set of proposed
rules designed to track pools of flowthrough shares. As a result, capital gains
will be realized and no double-dip will be
available.
The donation credit or deduction will
not be available to a taxpayer for granting
an option to a qualified donee to acquire
property from the taxpayer until the donee
acquires property of the taxpayer covered
by the option. Consistent with the
proposals dealing with split receipting, a
tax credit or donation will generally not be
available to the taxpayer if the total amount
paid by the qualified donee for property
and for the option is greater than 80% of
the fair market value of the property at the
time the qualified donee acquires it.
New rules will apply where a qualified
donee has received property from a donor
and issued an official receipt but is
subsequently required to return the
donated property to the taxpayer. In some
situations, this occurs after the limitation
period has expired for reassessment of the
year in which the donation was made. The
proposal will permit reassessments to be
made to disallow a claim for a credit or
deduction where property is later returned
by the qualified donee and for
consequential adjustments to be made.
Under the proposals, if property for which
a taxpayer received an official receipt is
later returned, the qualified donee must
issue a revised receipt and send a copy of
it to CRA if the amount of the receipt
changes by more than $50.
New rules dealing with qualified donees
will require CRA to identify in a publicly
available list all qualified donees, including
registered charities, RCAAAs, Canadian
municipalities, certain municipal and
public bodies performing a function of
government in Canada, certain housing
corporations,
prescribed
foreign
universities
and
certain
foreign
organizations to which the federal crown
has made a gift in the recent past. In
addition, qualified donees will be subject
to some of the compliance rules that now
apply to registered charities. In particular,
qualified donees will be required to
maintain and make available proper books
and records and issue proper receipts.
Failure to do so could lead to suspension
of receipting privileges, removal from the
list of qualified donees or revocation of
registration in the case of an RCAAA.
RCAAAs will be required to have the
promotion of amateur athletics in Canada
as their exclusive purpose and function.
Under current law, RCAAAs need only
have this as their primary purpose and
function. RCAAAs will also be subject to
rules dealing with the conferral of undue
benefits and carrying on an unrelated
business, similar to the rules that apply to
registered charities. CRA will be authorized
to make available to the public certain
information with respect to RCAAAs, in
the same manner that now applies to
registered charities.
CRA will be given discretion to refuse
to register or revoke the registration of a
charity or RCAAA or to suspend its
receipting privileges if a director or
equivalent official is found to have been
involved in certain inappropriate conduct.
This generally would be the case if that
person has been found guilty of a criminal
offence in Canada (or outside Canada, if
that offence, committed in Canada, would
be a criminal offence) relating to financial
dishonesty and has not received a pardon.
It will also apply to directors or equivalent
officials who had been involved in the
operation of a charity or RCAAA that was
engaged in serious non-compliance for
which its registration was revoked within
the past five years or who were “promoters”
of a “gifting arrangement” or other tax
shelter in which a registered charity or
RCAAA participated, if the registration of
the charity or RCAAA was revoked within
the past five years. These proposals will
raise a number of issues that will be
important to donors when reviewing the
status of donees.
Caveat
This summary is of a general nature
only, is not exhaustive of all Canadian
income tax considerations and is not
intended to be, nor should it be construed
to be, legal or tax advice to any particular
reader. Therefore, readers should consult
their own tax and legal advisers with
respect to their particular circumstances.
April 2011
James M. Parks
Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
Member of:
• Canadian Bar Association
• Canadian Tax Foundation
• International Fiscal Association
• International Bar Association
• Society of Trust and Estate
Practitioners
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FEDERAL
Title
2011 BUDGET
Subtitle
Other Qualified Donnees
T
The Federal Budget announced on March
22, 2011 proposed significant changes to
the regulatory regime that applies to qualified donees other than registered charities.
Although the Budget fell with the defeat of
the government, organizations affected by
its provisions would be well advised to
behave as if the budget changes will be
coming back with an effective date of March
22, 2011 (or in the case of some measures,
including those discussed in this article,
January 1, 2012).
The Income Tax Act (the “Act”) provides
that official donation receipts can be issued
not only by registered charities, but also by
other organizations that meet the definition
of “qualified donee.” These include:
•registered Canadian amateur athletic
associations (“RCAAAs”);
• municipalities in Canada;
•municipal and public bodies performing
a function of government in Canada
(largely First Nations bands);
•housing corporations in Canada constituted exclusively to provide low-cost
housing for the aged;
•prescribed universities outside Canada,
the student body of which ordinarily
includes students from Canada; and
•charitable organizations that have
received a gift from the federal Crown in
the current or preceding year.
Historically, registered charities have
been subject to a stricter regulatory regime
than other qualified donees. Under the proposed changes in the Budget, RCAAAs will
be made subject to many of the rules that
apply to registered charities, as well as the
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Amanda Stacey
Miller Thomson LLP
Andrew Valentine
Miller Thomson LLP
associated penalties. The requirement to
issue tax receipts in accordance with the
Act, as well as to comply with the record
keeping rules and with the CRA’s audit powers, will also be extended to all qualified
donees, which will now face the possibility
of having their qualified donee status
revoked if they do not comply.
If the Budget changes are passed, these
measures will apply on or after the later of
January 1, 2012 and Royal Assent to the
enacting legislation.
General Changes
The Budget proposed that all qualified
donees will be required to be on a publicly
available list maintained by the CRA.
Currently, such a centralized list is maintained only for registered charities. The
expansion of the list is designed to better
enable members of the public to determine
which organizations may issues official
donations receipts, as well as to allow registered charities to know which organizations
are qualified donees for grant-making purposes. This is a very helpful change.
With respect to the issuing of official
donation receipts, the Budget proposed that
if a qualified donee issues a donation receipt
other than in accordance with the Act, the
CRA may suspend the receipting privileges of
that organization or revoke its qualified
donee status. The Budget also proposed to
extend the monetary penalties associated
with the improper issuing of receipts to
RCAAAs. All qualified donees will therefore
need to ensure that their receipting practices
are compliant with the Act and regulations.
We believe there are questions regarding
whether the CRA has the constitutional jurisdiction to impose a fine on a municipality.
The Budget proposed to extend the
requirements regarding books and records –
which currently apply only to registered
charities and RCAAAs – to all qualified
donees. All qualified donees will be required
to maintain proper books and records and to
provide access to those books and records to
the CRA when requested pursuant to the
CRA’s audit powers under the Act. If a qualified donee fails to comply, the CRA would be
authorized to suspend the receipting privileges of the qualified donee or revoke its
qualified donee status. The Budget also proposed to extend the monetary penalties associated with failing to file an information
return (which currently apply only to registered charities) to RCAAAs.
Qualified donees such as municipalities,
prescribed foreign universities and foreign
organizations that have received federal gifts
should take careful note of these changes. If
these Budget provisions are re-introduced
and passed, the qualified donee status of
these organizations could be revoked by the
CRA for failure to comply with the above
requirements. It is noteworthy in particular
that the CRA will be empowered to revoke
qualified donee status when a foreign organization does not comply with the CRA’s
audit powers under the Act. Such powers
have not been previously recognized under
the Act, and organizations that would be
subject to them will need to takes steps to
ensure compliance. It should be noted that
the federal and provincial Crown, as well as
the United Nations and its agencies, are not
proposed to be subject to these new rules.
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RCAAAs
The Budget proposed several changes that
apply specifically to RCAAAs. The Budget
noted that while registered charities are
required to operate exclusively for charitable
purposes, RCAAAs currently need have only
the promotion of amateur athletics in Canada
on a nation-wide basis as their primary purpose and primary function. The Budget proposed that RCAAAs be required to have the
promotion of amateur athletics in Canada on
a nation-wide basis as their exclusive purpose and exclusive function (rather than
merely their primary purpose and primary
function). The Budget document states that
these changes will not prevent RCAAAs from
staging or engaging in international events
and competitions, as such activities would
normally be consistent with the promotion of
amateur athletics in Canada, given the participation of Canadian teams and athletes in
such events.
with regard to related business activities and
political activities. RCAAAs will be subject to
the same penalties in respect of these activities
as registered charities. RCAAAs will also be
subject to the penalties under the Act as registered charities in relation to the provision of
undue benefits (e.g., excessive compensation
to staff, fundraisers, etc).
The Budget proposed finally to provide
public access to the annual information
returns, governing documents, applications
for registration and the names of directors of
RCAAAs. This information is currently available only for registered charities. The measure
is intended to provide greater transparency for
the public regarding how charities spend their
funds.
The Budget noted that the CRA will consult
with stakeholders regarding these changes and
develop an administrative guidance regarding
these measures. If these measures are reintroduced, it is hoped that this consultation
RCAAAs will be made subject to the regu- process will be as well. In particular, stakelatory rules that apply to registered charities holders were invited to comment on the pro-
posed “exclusivity of purpose and function
test” for RCAAAs.
Conclusion
If these particular Budget measures are reintroduced and passed, these changes will
significantly change the regulatory landscape
within which qualified donees, other than
registered charities, operate. Such organizations, and RCAAAs in particular, will need to
ensure that their operations comply with the
regulatory requirements that currently apply
to registered charities. For many organizations, this will require a thorough review of
current operations, receipting and record
keeping practices.
Amanda Stacey is a partner in the Charities
and Private Client Services groups at Miller
Thomson LLP in Toronto.
Andrew Valentine is an associate in the
Charities group at Miller Thomson LLP in
Toronto.
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• National Charities and non-for-profit Section
• General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Conference................................................................................8,000
Donor foundation administrators.................................................................................................................2,000
Community Investment Managers of Major Corporations..............................................................................1,000
Quebec Notaries...........................................................................................................................................1,950
Other allied professionals.............................................................................................................................3,550
Library and individual sales, charitable sector.................................................................................................700
Total...........................................................................................................................................................17,200
That’s an audience specifically selected for its planned giving and major
donation focus. If that’s the kind of audience you want to target,
the Canadian Donor’s Guide is the place to speak up.
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Giving to
Registered
Charities 101
D
As director general of the Charities Directorate at the
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), I am pleased to introduce
you to our Giving to registered charities 101 videocast series.
The goal of this series is to inform young Canadians about
how charities are regulated in Canada and how to donate
wisely.
The series includes three individual videos:
Comment faire un don
à des organismes de
bienfaisance enregistrés
À
Cathy Hawara
Canada Revenue Agency /
Agence du revenu du Canada
À titre de directrice générale de la Direction des organismes de bienfaisance de l’Agence du revenu du Canada (ARC), je suis heureuse de vous
présenter notre série de vidéodiffusions intitulée Comment faire un don à des
organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés. Cette série vise à aider les jeunes
Canadiens à comprendre comment les organismes de bienfaisance sont réglementés au Canada et comment donner judicieusement.
La série compte trois vidéos :
•What’s it all about? introduces viewers to how charities
become registered in Canada.
•La vidéo Qu’en est-il? présente le processus d’enregistrement des organismes de bienfaisance au Canada.
•What’s in it for me? shows viewers the important role that
charities play in Canada and the tax incentives available to
those who support registered charities.
•La vidéo Quels sont les avantages pour moi? explique le rôle important que
jouent les organismes de bienfaisance au Canada et présente les incitatifs
fiscaux offerts à ceux qui appuient les organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés.
•Where do I begin? gives viewers the basic information they
should know before they donate to registered charities.
The videos are a great educational resource. They were
designed to appeal to all demographics, and to communicate
a lot of useful information quickly. They can also be easily
shared through the Internet.
How can you support Canada’s donors and the charitable
sector?
You can view the Giving to Registered Charities 101 videocast series at www.cra.gc.ca/donors or on the CRA’s YouTube
channel, and then share the series by:
•sending the link to the videos by email to friends and colleagues; and/or
•La vidéo Par où commencer? donne des renseignements généraux sur ce
qu’il faut savoir avant de faire un don à un organisme de bienfaisance
enregistré.
Les vidéos sont de bons outils pédagogiques. Elles ont été conçues de
façon à plaire à tout le monde et à fournir beaucoup d’informations utiles en
peu de temps. De plus, on peut facilement les transmettre sur Internet.
Que pouvez-vous faire pour appuyer les donateurs du Canada et le secteur de la bienfaisance?
Vous pouvez voir la série Comment faire un don à des organismes de
bienfaisance enregistrés en allant à www.arc.gc.ca/donateurs ou sur le canal
YouTube de l’ARC et la transmettre ensuite :
• en envoyant le lien des vidéos par courriel à vos amis et à vos collègues;
•adding a link to the videos, or embedding them, in your
personal or professional social networking and Web sites.
•en ajoutant ou en incorporant le lien des vidéos dans votre réseau social
personnel ou professionnel et vos sites Web.
To learn more about how the CRA helps donors, go to
www.cra.gc.ca/donors or call the CRA at 1-800-267-2384.
Pour en savoir plus sur la façon dont l’ARC aide les donateurs, allez à
www.arc.gc.ca/donateurs ou appelez au 1-888-892-5667.
Cathy Hawara, Director General, Charities Directorate,
Legislative Policy and Regulatory Affairs Branch, Canada
Revenue Agency
Cathy Hawara, Directrice Générale, Direction des organismes de bienfaisance,
Direction générale de la politique législative et des affaires réglementaires,
Agence du revenu du Canada
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OPINION
Title
Subtitle
Receipting Front and
Centre in Budget
F
For anyone interested in the charity sector it was hard to miss the approximately 25
pages in the March 22, 2011 proposed
Federal budget (the “Budget”) dealing with
registered charities and certain entities other
than registered charities that can issue official donation receipts, which are cumulatively referred to as “qualified donees” under
the Income Tax Act. The Budget made it clear
that the requirements that apply to registered charities in terms of receipting also
apply to these qualified donees such as:
• registered Canadian amateur athletic associations (RCAAAs);
• municipalities in Canada;
• municipal and public bodies performing a
function of government in Canada;
• housing corporations in Canada constituted exclusively to provide low-cost
housing for the aged;
• universities outside of Canada, the student
body of which ordinarily includes students from Canada; and
• certain other charitable organizations outside of Canada that have received a gift
from Her Majesty in right of Canada.
The proposals will not apply to certain
qualified donees such as the Government of
Canada, Canadian provincial and territorial
governments, and the United Nations and
its agencies.
The budget notes:
Official Donation Receipts
Registered charities must abide by rules
that relate to the issuance of official donation receipts and are subject to sanctions if
they fail to comply. These rules include the
requirement to:
• issue receipts only for transactions that
qualify as gifts;
• properly establish the fair market value of
donated property; and
• ensure that receipts contain accurate and
complete information.
Budget 2011 proposes that if a qualified
donee issues a donation receipt other than
in accordance with the Income Tax Act and
its regulations, then the CRA be authorized
to suspend the receipting privileges of the
qualified donee or revoke its qualified donee
status. Budget 2011 also proposes that the
monetary penalties associated with improper issuance of receipts that apply to registered charities be extended to registered
Canadian amateur athletic associations.
The most important benefit that Canadian
registered charities and other qualified
donees receive is the ability to issue “official
donation receipts”, also sometimes referred
to as donation receipts or tax receipts.
All qualified donees will now need to pay
far closer attention to their receipting practices and abide by the rules for receipting as
discussed or they will face revocation of
their qualified donee status.
The ability to issue a tax receipt is almost
akin to having a license to print money. If a
donor makes a donation of $1 million and a
charity issues a receipt for $1 million, the
value of that receipt in Ontario for a taxpayer at the highest marginal tax rate is
approximately $460,000. One tiny little
piece of paper that only takes minutes to
produce is worth $460,000.
It is important that qualified donees issue
official donation receipts according to the
rules set out in the Income Tax Act (Canada)
and according to the guidance of the
Charities Directorate of the Canada Revenue
Agency (“CRA”). According to the CRA,
when it audits Canadian registered charities
Author
Mark Blumberg
Name
Blumberg Segal LLP
approximately 89% of charities are issuing
inappropriate receipts . Clearly, this is a very
large proportion of charities and this is a
problem that charities need to work on.
There is a misconception among many
charities that if a proper gift is made to the
charity, then the charity is obliged to issue a
tax receipt. This is not true. Charities are not
obliged to issue tax receipts. Furthermore,
charities may have administrative policies or
guidelines setting out when they will issue
tax receipts. For example, many charities do
not issue tax receipts for donations under a
certain amount, say $10 or $20. It is very
important in terms of maintaining the confidence of charities in the public’s mind that
charities are upfront in explaining to donors
what their policy is with respect to donations and the issuance of tax receipts.
Therefore, if your charity will not issue official donation receipts for small donations, it
should be clear about that. If for a particular
event donation receipts will not be issued, it
should advise as such.
Furthermore, if at an event a charity will
be providing an advantage, such as a meal to
the guests, in advertising the event it may
wish to include a statement essentially
warning donors that they will not be getting
a full receipt for the amount that they are
giving to the charity. If qualified donees cannot determine how to appropriately receipt
then their mantra should be: “if in doubt
don’t receipt.”
To read the entire article, please go to the digital
edition of the 2011-12 Canadian Donor’s Guide,
found at www.donorsguide.ca. Go to the same
page number you are currently reading, and click
here http://www.donorsguide.ca/blumberg.htm.
Mark Blumberg is a Partner at the law firm
of Blumberg Segal LLP
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PROFILE
Title
Giving Birth As Bombs Fall
H
History is not kind to the humble. Stories
celebrating selfless acts of bravery and compassion are often never told because the
heroes shy away from praise and attention.
My mother, Halina Pisarski, was one of
these special people.
the vehicle and killed the driver. My mother somehow got out. She grabbed a coat
from a dead soldier and rummaged around
other dead bodies for handkerchiefs and
anything else useful for herself and her
newborn.
Her story begins in May 1940, three days
after Germany invaded Belgium. My father
was off fighting for the British forces. Nine
months pregnant and with 8- and 10-year
old sons in tow, she boarded a train hoping
to reach the relative safety of France. It took
three days for that train to cover 75 kilometres. During the trek there was nothing to
eat or drink. What little food she had
brought along was quickly exhausted.
Things seemed impossibly desperate, then
she went into labour. The train stopped and
she found herself stranded somewhere in
southern Belgium, near the city of Tournai.
How she protected her children from
repeated attacks by low-flying aircraft strafing the train with bombs and machine-gun
fire is a story in itself.
She was frantic over her missing sons but
with no idea where to look and night falling,
she took refuge in a barn with several other
stranded women. One was a 17-year-old girl
who had also just given birth but was
unable to breastfeed. Another was a nurse
who was caring for a baby whose mother
died during childbirth. She too had no milk
to feed the infant, so my mother fed all three
newborns, one after the other. At night, the
women had to stay awake to chase away
rats. My mother remained in that barn for a
few days in order to regain her strength. She
begged at a nearby German army encampment for food for her as well as the other
women
Now in full labour, she managed to get to
a makeshift hospital where she met a young
student nurse who helped deliver the baby.
And there, in the middle of a war zone, I
was born.
My brothers were told to wait outside.
In all the confusion, a team of Red Cross
workers collecting orphaned or stranded
children picked them up and put them in
their vehicle. An hour after I was delivered,
the bombing became so intense that the
building was evacuated. Clothed in only a
short hospital gown and wrapped in a
sheet, holding her one-hour-old infant
close to her, my mother was put in an
ambulance with severely wounded soldiers. The ambulance never had a chance
to leave. An explosion ripped off the roof of
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My mother eventually took to the road
and started looking for my brothers. She
walked from orphanage to orphanage, asking every person she met if they knew where
displaced children might have been taken.
During the day, when one diaper was soiled,
she would rinse it in a puddle of water and
hang it on her back to dry. At one point, she
took shelter for the night in the entrance of
a chapel only to find out in the morning that
there had been a sign outside the gated
grounds with the warning: “Beware: Mine
Field.”
And on she walked on. Another night,
she came upon a large deserted house. She
found her way to one of the bedrooms and
collapsed on a bed, completely exhausted
from carrying her baby all day under a hot
May sun. She had barely fallen asleep when
a German soldier arrived and warned her
Author
Name
Jenny Hetherington
that the house had been requisitioned as a
hospital for German soldiers. However, he
took pity on us and told her she could
spend the night. He even brought her some
hot soup to eat. She finally found my brothers at a nunnery and returned home to
Brussels.
At this point, I should mention that my
mother was Polish, and that she had dark
brown eyes and black hair. Even though she
had attended university, the only work she
could get was cleaning houses. It was wartime and people were wary of foreigners.
She was constantly on her guard on her way
to and from work because the Gestapo
would frequently pick up anyone who
looked remotely Jewish.
In 1943, even though I was barely
three, I remember the Gestapo coming to
our apartment building to take away the
Jewish family who lived downstairs. By a
stroke of good fortune, the youngest
daughter was not at home that evening. A
few days later, my mother was approached
and asked to take the little girl to Antwerp
where a family would hide the child. My
mother accepted the mission without hesitation.
I vividly remember how she recounted
that story to me. There was a German officer
seated on the train across from my mother
and the little girl. He kept glancing back and
forth between her and the girl. While he was
staring, all she could think about was her
three-year-old daughter and her now 11and 13-year-old boys home alone. They had
been strictly instructed not to leave the
apartment. She battled slipping into panic.
What would happen to them if anything
happened to her? Continued on page 31
Causes
Title and
Charities
Subtitle
Make Sure Your Wishes
Are Carried Out
M
Making a charitable bequest can be as
simple as naming a charity in your will. You go
to your lawyer, make sure you have the correct
legal name of the charity, and then decide if
the gift should be a legacy (a specific amount)
or residual (percentage). There are, however,
times when more planning is required to
achieve your goal.
One of the distinctions we like to make
with donors who wish to support charities as
part of their estate plan is the difference
between cause and charities. A cause is something that may be shared by a number of
organizations, while a charity is a particular
entity. While the world may change over time,
it is likely that certain causes will endure in
importance. A charity, by contrast, is an organization that addresses a cause and may be
more time limited.
This discussion particularly arises when
donors have a number of charities – especially
small charities – that they want to support in
their estate plans. The challenge with a bequest
is that it is often high value and does not get
paid out until some unknown date in the
future. If the charity is large and well-established – such as a university or national health
organization – it is likely to be there to receive
the bequest and use it as intended. If the charity is smaller, shrinking or young, its future is
less clear. When a donor has charities that fall
into this category, it is wise to look at the cause
the donor is trying to benefit, not specific entities.
When retirees Donna and Frank recently
updated their will, they identified a number of
charities they wished to support after they are
gone.
The challenge is figuring out how much
would go to each charity and how could their
gift be protected if one of the charities should
fail. For example, their church was losing its
congregation and may be closed. The animal
rescue charity that they had been supporting
recently had a battle between the founder and
a new board, and its future is in question. And
there were a number of new small environmental charities working in the area of their
cottage, but they were not sure they would all
survive.
Another important consideration for
Donna and Frank is their legacy. They don’t
have children and it is important to them to
have something left in the world that reflects
their lives, values and commitments.
When they went through the estate planning process, they decided to establish a family legacy fund at Aqueduct Foundation, to be
known as The Donna and Frank Foundation.
Aqueduct Foundation is a public registered
charity founded and operated by Scotia Private
Client Group that enables donors to establish
their own family foundations, which are technically known as donor advised funds. Each
fund is named after the donor, a family, or a
loved one, and has its own mandate.
A legacy fund is a trust that can support
either causes or individual charities on an
ongoing basis. It provides assets protection if a
charity beneficiary fails, professional investment management, and checks-and-balances
to ensure charitable beneficiaries are accountable. Through careful due diligence in the
granting process, Aqueduct Foundation will
make sure that Donna and Frank’s wishes are
carried out regardless of charities that may
exist in the future
For Donna and Frank, using Aqueduct
Foundation to structure their charitable giving
in their estate plan is partly practical and
partly personal.
On the practical side, Aqueduct made their
will planning easy and flexible. Now they have
a will with only one charity named, but they
can easily change the causes they wish to support without changing the will. Each year,
after their deaths, their foundation will provide annual support for their causes. If their
Lauren Storer
AuthorPrivate
NameClient Group
Scotia
church or the animal rescue centre is closed in
the future, their gift is protected and they have
provided instructions for alternative beneficiaries. Also, they have left instruction for their
niece to be involved to choose the environmental charity wirking near their cottage.
Donna and Frank also wanted to make sure
that their foundation could make exceptional
gifts, above and beyond the annual income, if
their charities had a well-documented need.
This is known as a grant of capital, and
Aqueduct Foundation is one of the rare foundations to enable it. For example, if their
church continues to serve their community, it
could have major capital expenses, such as a
roof repair. Donna and Frank wanted to leave
instructions that could address special needs
of this nature.
Another practical benefit is the ability to
donate funds during life in a private and taxeffective way. Frank owns highly-appreciated
bank stock that he plans to give to their foundation in during their lifetimes. When it
comes time to make the donation, he will
receive a tax credit of up to 46% and not pay
any capital gain on the disposition. In effect,
they are making a down payment on their
legacy. They may also donate a 20-year-old life
insurance policy to their foundation, which
will provide additional tax savings during life.
The emotional aspect of their foundation is
something private and personal. These are
funds that would have gone to children, if they
had had any. When Donna and Frank established their legacy fund they assisted in the
preparation of their biographies to ensure their
wishes and lives were understood. Their foundation is a permanent living memorial that
will provide ongoing support to the causes
they care about. It’s a true legacy – their values
live on to help others.
Lauren Storer, Senior Account Manager
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Title
Charitable
Planning Options
Concise Summaries Available
C
Charitable giving is a growing priority for
many Canadians. With smaller families than
past generations, opportunities increase to
consider current and future community
needs by including important charities in
financial and estate plans.
Planning your gift can take advantage of
charitable tax incentives and it can be done
to coincide with tax events from the disposition of assets, lifetime events, and your
overall financial and estate plan.
Working with your team of advisors, you
may consider a number of approaches to
achieve your philanthropic vision.
Scotia Private Client Group has produced
a series of concise brochures to explain the
key features of some of the more important
charitable gift planning options. Below is a
thumbnail sketch of the content of some of
these brochures. You may access the full
brochures by going to this page in the
Digital Edition of the Canadian Donor’s
Guide at www.donorsguide.ca and clicking
on the appropriate link.
Charitable Bequests
A gift in your will is the most common
future funded charitable gift plan. Easy to
establish during your estate planning process,
you may name one or more charities as a specific, contingent, or residual beneficiary with
an appropriate clause in your will. The use of
codicils provides you some flexibility to make
amendments to your will should your charitable objectives change before you are ready to
draft a new will. http://www.donorsguide.ca/
Bequests.htm
Gifts of RRSP/RRIFS
Canadian have an estimated $1.1 trillion
invested in registered savings and income
plans. Yet these are among the highest taxed
assets at death when the plan is de-regis-
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tered with its full value taken in as income.
Naming charities as beneficiaries is a simple
way to efficiently pass this asset to charities
of your choice, while reducing your estate
administration costs and protecting your
charitable intentions from potential challenges. http://www.donorsguide.ca/RRSP/
RRIFs.htm
Gifts of Public Securities
The 2006 Federal Budget eliminated
capital gains taxes when gifts of public securities are donated to charities. This provision
makes donating stocks, bonds, income trust
units, mutual fund units, flow-through
shares, and employee stock options very
attractive options for donors considering
both gifts during their life time and through
their estate plans. There are three brochures
on this topic.
•Tax-Effective Donations of Public
Securities – http://www.donorsguide.ca/
Securities.htm
•Employee stock options – http://www.
donorsguide.ca/Options.htm
•Exchangeable Shares – http://www.
donorsguide.ca/Exchangeable.htm
Gifts of Life Insurance
Life insurance is one of the most flexible
planning tools to provide income and asset
protection for our loved ones. It can also
provide significant planning opportunities
when incorporated into our charitable giving plans. A gift of life insurance can leverage your charitable dollars to maximize the
ultimate benefit to your charities. There are
two brochures on this topic.
•Donations of Life Insurance – an
Overview – http://www.donorsguide.ca/
Life Insurance.htm
•Donations of Existing Life Insurance
Author
Joshua E.
Name
Thorne
Policies – http://www.donorsguide.ca/
Existing.htm
Charitable Gift Annuities
Given recent investment market volatility, life annuities are increasingly popular
ways to provide tax-efficient income guaranteed for life. The Charitable Gift Annuity
combines the “life income” of the annuity
with a charitable gift supporting your favourite charity. – http://www.donorsguide.ca/
GiftAnnuities.htm
Charitable Insured Annuities
A charitable insurance annuity builds on
the insured annuity plan which provides a
stream of tax efficient income for personal
expenses and a second stream of income to
pay life insurance premiums for a future
payout of death benefits for your estate. By
naming a charity as owner and beneficiary
of the life insurance policy, you enjoy additional tax savings during your life time while
securing a significant future charitable gift
with the death benefits. – http://www.
donorsguide.ca/InsuredAnnuities.htm
Private Foundations
Establishing a Private Foundation, often
referred to as a Family Foundation, is a
meaningful way for some Canadians to
structure their philanthropy. Along with
consideration of charitable purposes, the
appointment of trustees or directors, and
managing the investment and administrative duties, appropriate consideration needs
to be given to the timing and type of assets
contributed at inception or in the future to
the private foundation. Excess Business
Holdings rules are one such consideration.
–
http://www.donorsguide.ca/
PrivateFoundations.htm
Joshua E. Thorne, Senior Will & Estate
Planner, Scotia Private Client Group
PROFILE
Title
Subtitle
Retired OPP Sergeant Finds Second
Career as Red Cross Volunteer
T
Ted Giannini feels
honoured to help people
overcome disaster
It’s been said that the last place in
the world you’d want to be is the first
place you’ll find the Red Cross.
Ted Giannini is one of those remarkable Red Cross volunteers who rushes
to the scene of terrible disasters.
Making use of his past experience and
emergency training, Ted has taken
leadership roles in Red Cross disaster
relief efforts for the last 12 years,
wearing his compassion on his sleeve.
Helping people overcome personal
tragedy comes second nature to Ted,
aged 72. After retiring from a fulfilling
career with the Ontario Provincial
Police, in 1999 Ted saw an ad placed
by Red Cross in his local Sudbury
newspaper, looking for Disaster
Management volunteers.
“I always worked on the front line,
so this was right up my alley,” says
Ted. “I could lend a lot of experience
and skills, including the capacity to
take on a leadership role, listen to
people, be patient, and treat everyone
equally.”
Ted had already come to respect the
Red Cross’s ability to mobilize the
power of humanity to help the most
Ted
Giannini
Author
Name
vulnerable, since his wife and a good
friend were both long-time Red Cross
Transportation Service drivers.
All this made Ted’s decision easy. “I
knew I couldn’t spend my retirement
sitting in a mall drinking coffee. I
needed to keep active and healthy. So
I’ve thrown myself into this volunteer
role; it’s my new full-time job. I work
out of my Red Cross branch every
day,” says Ted.
Ted’s certainly been busy. In his
own region, he’s helped to calm the
frazzled nerves of families suddenly
burned out of their homes. On two
occasions, he organized shelter for
residents of the Kashechewan reserve
when flooding forced them to evacuate their homes for months. He was
also deployed to help those who lives
were left in tatters by Hurricanes Ivan
and Katrina, and the BC floods.
Now being regarded as a true Red
Cross disaster management expert,
Ted also serves on Red Cross advisory
groups at all levels: the Sudbury
Branch Council, Northern Ontario
Regional Council, Ontario’s Disaster
Management Advisory Committee,
and the International Advisory
Committee.
“Two things keep me doing this
work,” says Ted. “First, it’s great fun
being part of this team of dedicated
volunteers and staff. Being from so
many different walks of life, I learn
from them and enjoy their company.
“But what really keeps me motivated is that look of relief I see on people’s faces when they know the Red
Cross is going to look after them. And
my heart is touched by simple
moments like when a native elder,
with tears in his eyes, approached me
to offer me his thanks for my help.”
In October, the province gave Ted
the Ontario Senior Achievement
Award for Community Service/
Voluntarism. “I feel honoured that the
Red Cross allows me to be of service
in this way. People helping people –
there’s nothing better. But my work is
really a team effort – nobody can do it
alone.”
There will always be situations
where the Red Cross is needed, but it
can only be there with charitable support. The Red Cross cannot stop famines or floods, but as long as there are
individuals such as Ted Giannini who
are prepared to help, its humanitarian
spirit can endure. One individual can
make a difference.
Staff at the Canadian Red Cross
submitted this article.
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OPINION
Legacy Gifts
A Lasting Relationship
I
If I was making a legacy gift, I would
search out a local charity whose work I
admired and was well respected by others
working in the community, and I would give
them an endowment, the principle and interest to be spent over a number of years as the
organization saw fit. I would stipulate they
use the gift to ensure relationship-based programs had continuity over many years, so
they would be there, in their community,
available to those who needed them.
A million dollars to a university or hospital
will buy part of a research chair or new MRI
machine. A million dollars to a community
organization will fundamentally alter its reality
and the lives of those it serves. It would mean
the organization could provide the continuity
that so many programs lack. They could fill
the gaps and lags in funding as they lurch from
short-term grant to short-term grant and, with
that stability, could invest in staff, and those
staff in turn could invest in building relationships with those they serve.
A number of years ago I was studying the
organization of youth programs. My inquiries
took me across Canada meeting with youth and
youth groups. In the course of this work I spoke
with many youth who had been very troubled
and who had overcome their difficulties to
make something of themselves as young adults.
I began asking them to reflect on why they
had made it. To my surprise they all told me
variations on the same story. They all described a
person who had entered their lives, believed in
them when they did not believe in themselves,
and who maintained a relationship with them.
One young woman described a youth worker in
a group home who absolutely refused to give up
on her, who refused to put her back on the street
when she broke every rule, and who insisted she
was both skilled and valuable. Gradually, she
said, she came to believe in herself, and when I
spoke with her, she was a self-assured young
adult successfully finding her way.
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We sometimes get so caught up with the
big picture, with wanting to make the big fix,
that we miss the obvious and the most valuable investments. This directory is full of articles on the recent policy push for double bottom line returns – a profit and a social return.
As an investor you can have it all, or so the
current discussions would have us believe.
Don’t misunderstand me. There is a need for
capital investment to assist in addressing our
social issues, and, there are likely a number of
social issues that can be addressed through
investments, particularly capital-intensive projects, or in sectors where technology can make a
difference. But investments demand a financial
return; they are not gifts freely given and should
never be confused as such. Investments require
a financial return so in the end it is the financial
return, not the social agenda, which drives the
final decisions. Gifts, on the other hand, are
satisfied with a social return, or sometimes with
no obvious return at all.
It is important to remember that not everything worth doing can be quantified. Think of
your own family. If you quantified the raising
of children you would never have attempted
it. The metrics are poor, and the financial
return (if there ever is one) is years away, but
as we all know, the nonmonetary rewards are
huge. It is relationships that endure, that we
value, that sustain us. Many working the front
lines of charities in local communities are
building relationships with the next generation: stressed parents, overwhelmed newcomers, or those among us with disabilities.
Charities are not talking about it because
relationships do not meet current impact criteria, they are hard to measure, and their influence is often subtle or is not visible until years
later. But in every community local charities
are building relationships, building trust, and
helping people believe in themselves. They are
doing this despite all the roadblocks put in
their way: short-term unstable grants, funder
Author
Lynn Eakin
Name
Lynn Eakin and Associates
demands for immediate visible concrete outcomes, and now the pressure to turn many
programs into social enterprises. Charities
manage all these demands because in addition, as a by-product, they can build the relationships that transform lives.
Ask any charity what would make them more
effective and it will reply: consistent long term
funding over time with the flexibility to deploy
the funds as needed. If you ask a funder or
impact investor their criteria of a successful grant
or investment they will reply: rigorous program
design, firm outcomes and time-limited financing. The disconnect between what charities need
and what funders and investors want is vast.
My money is with the charities. Once one of
my staff came into my office and showed me a
letter she had received. It was from a former
client, one whom we had been very upset about
because we felt we had failed her. She had been
arrested for beating up two policemen even
though she was a petite but obviously tough
young woman. We thought we had not reached
her, and certainly by any funder criteria she was
not a successful outcome.
It was several year later and she was in
hospital with a leg in traction (or we might
never have received the letter) and she wrote
to tell her worker how much she had valued
her relationship with her, and to say she had
finally understood what she had been trying to
tell her – that she could take control of her life.
She had decided that she could do it and had
gone back to school and was working parttime. She was writing to thank her.
Corny and old fashioned? Maybe, but for
my money, giving your local community charity a no-strings, long-term, flexible donation is
priceless, and for everything else there is
impact investing.
Lynn Eakin is Principal of Lynn Eakin and
Associates and a Metcalfe Foundation
Innovation Fellow.
OPINION
Charities Are Our MacGyvers
F
Fans of the 1980s TV show MacGyver
will recall that the show was essentially
based on its star defusing bombs and escaping from bad guys using whatever meagre
items were close at hand. And in this way at
least, charities resemble MacGyver – always
tasked with the impossible given only scant
resources. That this is true is obvious to
everyone in the sector and is supported by
surveys indicating both great need and falling donations. As a society, we must either
decrease the expectations placed on charities or otherwise find ways to increase their
funding.
Generally speaking there are only two
ways in which charities raise funds. The
first is the traditional solicitation of donations from the public and the second is
through the sale of goods or services to the
public. Both of these areas are highly regulated, but while the sector has developed
some level of sophistication in the solicitation of donations, its ability to adapt market
tools for its own purposes has been deliberately stymied.
Of course, there are policy reasons for
this situation. Charities, given that they are
non taxable, would theoretically have an
unfair advantage in the marketplace against
for profit entities, and so the type and
scope of charities’ market participation is
effectively limited to ‘related businesses’.
This regime basically restricts charities to
businesses in which the business activity is
both related to the charity’s objects and
ancillary to the charity’s activities.
(Volunteer run businesses are completely
excluded from the related business rules).
It bears special emphasis that the related
business rules are defined by administrative fiat and not by the law. The actual
statutory language and even the cases in
this area are very sparse and provide precious little direction for charities – as a
result the CRA has been left to define the
parameters of participation by charities in
the market.
The restrictiveness of the CRA guidelines
and the paucity of sophisticated tools allowing charities to raise funds contrasts with
the myriad of financial tools available to for
profit entities in need of capital. Everything
from interest bearing accounts and credit
cards to hedge funds and derivatives was
designed to help people with capital meet
and transact business with people who
need capital. Fundamentally, these transactions are based on the presumption that
those with capital will only part with it if
properly compensated, giving due regard to
the risk involved by giving money to the
other party. But, just as people are motivated by greed, people are also motivated
by altruism. Market tools developed to
exploit greed can also be used to serve
altruistic goals.
Over the years the efficacy of using various market tools as a way to deliver additional capital to charities such as a charity
bank, social bonds and a charity stock market have been discussed and in some cases
tested. In England for example, both a charity bank and social bonds are used to various degrees. These concepts all recognize
that private sector market tools are useful in
bringing together those with capital and
those in need of it. They also assume that
altruism, either by itself or as a way to
mitigate greed, can motivate people to
engage in business dealings with charities.
The private sector has been extremely
innovative in developing the tools it needs
Adam
AuthorAptowitzer
Name
Drache Aptowitzer Professional Corporation
to deliver scarce resources to where they are
most needed. These tools should be adapted to the charity sector so that charities can
have the funding necessary to develop new
ways of achieving their charitable objects.
Moreover, this would help investors looking for social returns on investment best
direct their funds. And in general,
Canadians will benefit if our accumulated
knowledge in the development of capital
markets and the immense wealth it has created is applied to help charities meet the
needs of our society.
Fortunately, some small steps have
been taken to break down the barriers that
exist in using financial tools in the charity
sector. The most prominent amongst these
is the report by the Canadian Task Force
on Social Finance’s December 2010 report
entitled Mobilizing Private Capital for
Public Good. The report’s recommendations are discussed elsewhere in this year’s
Donor’s Guide and deserve serious consideration by policy makers. Unfortunately,
these proposals are undermined by the
disconnect between the Provincial jurisdiction to regulate charities and the current regulation of the sector by the Federal
government through its income tax power.
The solution to this fundamental problem
though is mirrored in the suggestions in
the report itself. Just as the report suggests
the financial and charitable sectors need
to learn from each other, so too do the
Provincial and Federal governments need
to work together for the benefit of all
Canadians.
Adam Aptowitzer is a Principal in the
Ottawa office of Drache Aptowitzer
Professional Corporation law firm.
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OPINION
Reflections on Starlings,
Collaboratives, and the Nature
of the Nonprofit Sector
T
The voluntary nonprofit sector is a collection of highly varied organizations that
create a landscape of care across Canada.
Most often the sector is understood through
the nature of its components or through its
relations to government rather than through
the complexity of the whole. In this article,
I speculate about how we can re-conceptualize the sector, which is, of course, no longer either predominantly voluntary or
entirely nonprofit and is most certainly in
changing relations with govern-ments.
Using the long view of my own history and
the broad view across the sector gained from
my daily work at the Ontario Trillium
Foundation, I reflect on what the sector is
and how it is evolving highly collaborative
structures, two or more organizations working together to achieve a common goal,
which are producing change at warp speeds.
Drawing from the compelling ideas and
natural world models of complexity science,
I offer reflection on my own journey of discovery into the nature of the sector.
Forty years is a long time, I am realizing,
to have been working in the nonprofit sector; more than half of its history in Canada,
if you count its genesis from the 1943 March
Report. This was the document that first
proposed the welfare state as a partnership
between government and civil society as
Canadians set out to address the legacy of
insecurity and deprivation created by two
world wars and the Great Depression (Elson,
2007). Its history is twice as long if you date
the sector from the first charities built prior
to the turn of the century on old world
models of wealth and church-related organizations in England and France.
I was trained in the early 1970s in community development and have worked since
then in various small nonprofit organiza-
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tions, building mental health services where
there were none, organizing visual and lively
arts in rural Ontario, developing the public
storyline of violence in families and services
for women, raising awareness of children
with learning disabilities in Ontario schools,
and facilitating for First Nations as they
developed conversations about rights entitlement and self-determination. I have run
organizations, sat on boards, worked as a
researcher, facilitator, and writer for hire –
doing all the things that are the stock and
trade of community organizing.
If forty years provides the “long view’
from which to consider the extraordinary
and rapid pace of change that is occurring in
the sector now, it is the “broad view” out
across the sector gained from my current job
in the provincial program of the Ontario
Trillium Foundation that has turned me into
an inveterate sector watcher. A decade ago,
I went “inside” to work as a funder where I
review and recommend investment from
among some $40M dollars a year worth of
new project ideas and innovation in the
human services sector. Understanding
trends in sector organizing is something I
work at daily in order to effectively coach
provincial and national organizations to situate their work in a shifting landscape.
Sometimes it is like watching weather come
across big water; small ripples and eddies
portend a sea change to come.
This quest for re-description began several years ago when I took eighteen months
away from my work at the Foundation to
join the federal Task Force on Community
Investments (TFCI). I had been hoping to
apply the broad view of shift and change to
the micro-detail of improved federal funding practice (TFCI, 2006). Developing recommendations involved facilitating focus
Author
MarilynName
Struthers
groups in departments that provide Grants
and Contributions programs (Gs&Cs) to
sector organizations. Yet, in the course of
the work, I found myself struggling constantly to provide alternatives to outdated
language and metaphors and to describe the
vibrant realities that I know of the sector
through my work. It was as if many of the
bureaucrats I worked with did not “see” the
sector as a coherent system as I do, but as a
collection of disparate not-quite-businesslike organizations. Seldom at a loss for
words, I found the experience jarring.
Sometimes I undertook explanation using
my own stories. Yet as I spoke of the very
different organizations I have worked with,
I realized that it is only recently, and in retrospect, that I have begun to understand
even the range of my own work as a career
path in the nonprofit sector. I have become
curious about this relative inability to evoke
the collectivity of the sector, a kind of invisibility that doesn’t seem to afflict either the
business or the public setor. Without an
understanding of the whole, its purpose and
ways of working, the parts are just parts,
loose on the landscape.
Inside, we have seldom had the capacity to articulate the role and the nature of
the sector as the rich tapestry of change
and ethos of care that is how I believe that
most would see our work. Long definitional discussions have yielded expressions of frustration, compared to “pinning Jello to a wall.” Without ever really
achieving resolution, earlier definitional
debates of the sector over voluntary, notfor-profit, and community-based descriptors have more recently given way to new
definitional discussion. The focus now is
on social enterprise, enterprising nonprofits, and mission-driven for-profits,
Continued on next page
and the distinctions between them, as the
face of the sector changes and new forms of
organization develop in the “hybrid space”
between the civil society and the commercial market.
What is constant is the notion of change.
Perhaps the sector does not stay the same for
long enough to build a definition based on
organizational description, and our reconceptualization must fasten rather on notions of
change and impermanence. While federal government discussions on red tape continue to
grind on without dramatic impact on investment practice (Philips 2010), sector conversations appear to be moving away from discussion of reliance on, or even hope for, improved
or increased government funding. Many have
simply withdrawn from the discussion, moving instead to learning about new highly collaborative models of operation and more
entrepreneurial ways of thinking about and
generating revenue.
I first started watching this shift in the
last recession, as a new funder, in the newly
re-constituted Ontario Trillium Foundation
in 1999. I was gripped by the angst of sector
workers (some former colleagues on the
grant-writing side of the desk) in the midst
of what was then termed a funding crisis
(Scott & Pike, 2005). I began then to speculate on the “sea change” in public funding
that was shifting investment to projectbased outcome rather than core funding
relationships – funding organizations to
“do” rather than to “be” – and to tell the
stories of the new styles of organizations
that were emerging. This work on “financial
vibrancy” (Struthers, 2005) drew from a set
of Voluntary Sector Initiative (VSI) case
studies on organizational finance to describe
six capacities that were shared by organizations that were doing well financially – the
outliers in the funding crisis. These capacities included financial literacy, sustainability
modeling, nurturing participation, meaningful planning, communication, and the
capacity to build relationships. I found
myself describing highly fluid and relational
organizations with strong abilities to forge
collaborative work. So “porous” were the
structures of some of these organizations
that they could alter shape and form to
adapt to the changing requirements of new
projects and partnerships to get their work
done.
organizations to create the ability to change
course and form and reform quickly and in
a highly opportunistic manner. What I can
see now that I couldn’t when I first wrote the
material is that only two of the capacities of
financially vibrant organizations are about
getting and managing money. The other four
are the capacities that build and hold collaborative relationships in the work.
I remember well the cold winter day in my
living room surrounded by the piles of
colour-coded text that resulted from the
qualitative analysis of some 60 case studies.
With dismay I realized that the capacities
these organizations related to their financial
wellbeing were nothing like what was being
described in the capacity building literature
on effective organizations. This literature
described strong mission, vision, and strategy
that yielded strong program and internal
management. I came to realize that these
functions are grounded in a value of stability
drawn from organizational development literature written in more predictable times
(Connolly & Lukas). It was with some relief
that I found that Lester Salaman had similar
findings in a 2003 study that suggested that
American nonprofits too were in pursuit of
partnerships and collaboration as a response
to fiscal stress (Sussman, 2003).
Stability is, of course, not an effective goal
at a time when the sector is repositioning
itself in the wake of rapidly changing political
and economic environments. The capacities
that lead to resilience, the ability to be opportunistic and to manage and leverage a broad
range of potential partnerships, are much
more valuable when unpredictable change
and short foresight horizons are the norm.
These organizations were doing well because
they had begun to build organizational forms
that could change as fast as the social change
work they were committed to. They had done
this by connecting with others with similar
interest. Where there is relevance in the
work, resources follow.
To read the entire article please go to the digital
edition of the 2011-12 Canadian Donor’s Guide,
found at www.donorsguide.ca. Go to the same page
you are currently reading, and click here http://
www.donorsguide.ca/struthers.htm.
This article first appeared in The Philanthropist,
www.thephilanthropist.ca, in Volume 23, No 2
These organizations most often had a and has been included with its permission.
narrow laser-beam focus on mission, were Marilyn Stuthers has worked in community
focused on change, and used their relation- and organizational development for nearly
ships consciously, leveraging the knowledge 40 years. She is currently a Program Manager
of constituents and the capacities of partner at the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Continued from page 24
When she arrived in Antwerp, the
arrangement called for my mother to sit on a
bench with the girl. A woman would come,
sit on the other side of the child and my
mother would leave. However, my mother
was so traumatized by the ride on the train
that her legs were frozen in place and incapable of supporting her. Finally as darkness
came, she found the strength to get up and
board the train back to Brussels.
These were not her only heroic deeds. She
sent parcels to that Jewish family in the
German work camp even though she barely
earned enough to feed herself and her children. I still have the postcards they sent her
asking for food and clothing. I remember how
she told me that she had had to work one full
day to purchase one egg for me! For three
long years after I was born, she pumped her
breasts every single day and took the excess
milk to the Red Cross to feed preemies and
newborns whose mothers had died or couldn’t
produce breast milk and who could not properly digest cow’s milk. She was given a booklet
where they tracked the number of litres of
milk she donated! I still have that precious
document in my possession. She only stopped
when her teeth literally started to disintegrate
from lack of calcium. Any cow’s milk she
worked so hard to purchase was for us children; she never drank a drop.
There are only two of us left now, a
younger brother and I. Who will remember
my mother when we are gone? I do not want
her name to pass into oblivion after I am no
longer here to cherish and honour her
memory and her contributions. I decided to
contact Plan Canada, an international development and relief organization, I have long
been supporting. They set up an Endowment
Fund in my mother’s name to keep her
memory alive. It is designed so that all the
proceeds go toward Plan’s work to help children affected by war. I know my mother
would be proud of helping children in conflict zones even after her passing. Through
this fund, the legacy of her courage and
goodness will live on.
I had the privilege of calling this great
woman “Maman.” To others, she was simply
Halina Pisarski.
Jenny Hetherington has travelled extensively and had many adventures in many
regions of the world. Jenny, with pride and
gratitude, has embraced Canada as the only
nationality she has ever held. Jenny has
been a contributor to Plan Canada since
1979.
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ACTIVITY INDEX
ARTS & CULTURE
■ Performing arts and theatres; fine arts, crafts and galleries;
Other related Cultural Organizations..................................................................................................... 34
■ Ethnic, folk and international cultural groups and related organizations........................................... 34
■ Conservation of culture organizations (eg–museums, historic sites and preservation).................. 34
■ Libraries and related groups.................................................................................................................. 35
community foundations/united way/centraide
■ Community-based organizations combining resources
to support a broad spectrum of local charities.................................................................................... 35
EDUCATION
■ Post-secondary schools, colleges, universities and supporting foundations................................... 36
■ Adult and/or career education groups and organizations................................................................... 37
■ Pre-school, elementary and secondary schools, similar institutions and
supporting foundations (including private, religious, special and alternative schools).................... 36
■ Education research groups, including all organizations related to learning disabilities;
education-related organizations and associations;
All other groups whose prime function is education and who are not included elsewhere............. 37
environment
■ Environment research, education and protection groups and related foundations;
natural conservation and preservation organizations......................................................................... 38
HEALTH
■ Health and medical research organizations and supporting foundations;
Health and medical associations.......................................................................................................... 38
■ Health care facilities, services and foundations
(preventive, emergency, general and specialized)............................................................................... 39
■ Specific health focus organizations (including mental health)
Does not include facilities or medical services, per se........................................................................ 40
INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY
■ Emergency and on-going international aid and support organizations
(excluding missionary organizations).................................................................................................. 39
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY
■ Religious organizations operating within Canada................................................................................ 39
■ Missionary/propagation of gospel organizations operating abroad................................................... 40
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
■ Science and technology institutions and organizations and related foundations
(including social sciences, zoology, horticulture, agriculture)............................................................ 43
SOCIAL WELL-BEING
■ General social welfare services, facilities and supporting foundations
(preventive, emergency, on-going)....................................................................................................... 44
■ Services, facilities and organizations for those with mental and/or physical disabilities
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and public education activities)......... 44
■ Services, facilities and organizations for children and youth
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and public education activities)......... 46
■ Services, facilities and organizations for animal welfare..................................................................... 46
■ Services, facilities and organizations for Native groups
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and related activities).......................... 46
■ Services, facilities and organizations for women
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and related activities).......................... 46
■ Services and organizations for other specific social issues
(research, public education, advocacy, services)................................................................................ 46
■ Services, facilities and organizations for senior citizens..................................................................... 46
SPORT AND RECREATION
■ Organizations, facilities and supporting foundations
for all sports and recreational activities................................................................................................ 47
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NOTE 1:
Most organizations are
categorized by their primary
activity. Some appear in more
than one category when their
activities are extremely varied in
nature.
Please refer to “Purpose” in
the main listing for more
information on the activities
of a specific organization.
NOTE 2:
Many organizations with Revenue
Canada Charitable Registration
Numbers are not active fundraisers or are supported mainly by
their respective members.
The following list illustrates the
kind of organizations that are
less likely to appear in the
Donor’s Guide.
• Government departments and
agencies
• Public schools
and their boards
• Professional and industrial
associations
• Community service clubs
Additionally, where there are
many local, regional and national
bodies related in some way and/
or are all concerned with the
same work, local organizations
have generally not been included
separately. It is suggested that
you contact the appropriate
regional or national office of such
multi-branch organizations to
locate a particular, local group
of interest to you.
INDEX DES ACTIVITES
Activite Internationale
■Organismes de support et d’aide internationale d’urgence et continue
(excluant les organismes missionaires)...................................................................................................41
Activite Religieuse
■Organismes religieux qui opèrent au Canada..........................................................................................41
■Organismes missionnaires et d’évangélisation qui opèrent à l’étranger................................................43
Arts et Cultures
■Arts du spectacle et du théatre, grands arts, artisanats et galleries;
autres organismes culturels connexes.....................................................................................................34
■Groupes culturels ethniques, folkloriques et internationnaux et organismes connexes......................34
■Organismes pour la conservation de la culture
(ex : musées, sites historiques et de préservation de la culture)...........................................................34
■Bibliothèques et groupes connexes..........................................................................................................35
Bien-Etre Social
■Services et facilités pour le bien-être social en général et fondations d’appui
(préventif, d’urgence et continu)...............................................................................................................43
■Services, facilités et organismes pour personnes avec infirmités physiques et/ou mentales
(services et facilités d’urgence et de soins continus, activités de soutien et d’éducation publique)...........43
■Services, facilités et organismes pour les enfants et la jeunesse (services et facilités
d’urgence et de soins continus, activités de soutien et d’éducation publique).....................................44
■Services, facilités et organismes pour le bien-être des animaux...........................................................45
■Services, facilités et organismes pour les groupes autochtones
(services et facilités d’urgence et de soins continus, activités de soutien et connexes)......................45
■Services, facilités et organismes pour les femmes
(services et facilités d’urgence et de soins continus, activités de soutien et connexes)......................46
■Services et organismes pour autres issues sociales particulières
(recherches, éducation publique, activités de soutien, services)...........................................................46
■Services, facilités et organismes pour les personnes agees..................................................................46
Education
■Ecoles post-secondaires, collèges, universités et fondations de soutien..............................................36
■Groupes et organismes pour l’éducation des adultes et/ou pour l’avancement de la carrière............37
■Ecoles préscolaires, primaires et secondaires, institutions semblables et leurs
fondations de soutien (inclues : écoles privées, religieuses, spéciales et alternatives)........................37
■Groupes de recherche en éducation, incluant tous les organismes pour les difficultés
d’apprentissage; organismes et associations liés à l’éducation. Tout autres groupes
dont la fonction principale est l’éducation et qui ne sont pas inclus ailleurs.........................................37
environment
■Groupes de recherche sur l’environnement et pour l’éducation et la protection de l’environnement
et fondations connexes; organismes pour la préservation et la conservation de la nature.................36
Fondations Communautaires / United Way/ Centraide
■Organismes communautaires unissant des ressources pour supporter
un large éventail de charités locales.........................................................................................................35
Sante
■Organismes et fondations de soutien pour la recherche médicale et la santé;
Associations médicales et pour la santé..................................................................................................38
■Installations, services et fondations pour les soins de la santé
(préventifs, d’urgence, généraux et spécialisés)......................................................................................39
■Organismes ayant un interêt précis sur la santé (incluant la santé mentale).
N’inclus pas les installations ou services médicaux en tant que tel.......................................................40
Science et Technologie
NOTE 1:
La majorité des organismes sont
classés par leur activité principale.
Certains organismes apparaissent
dans plus d’une catégorie lorsque
leurs activités sont de nature très
différentes.
Pour plus d’informations sur les activités d’un organisme, se reporter à
« But » dans la liste principale.
NOTE 2:
Plusieurs organismes avec un
numéro d’enregistrement de charité
à Revenue Canada ne collectent pas
de fonds de façon active ou sont
supportés principalement par leurs
membres respectifs.
La liste suivante présente les types
d’organismes qui n’apparaissent
que très peu dans le guide:
• Départements et agences
gouvernementals
• Ecoles publiques et leurs conseils
d’administration
• Associations professionnelles et
industrielles
• Clubs de services
communautaires
De plus, comme il y a plusieurs
organismes locaux, régionnaux et
nationaux connexes et/ou qui sont
intéressés par le même travail,
les organismes locaux ne sont
généralement pas inclus dans le
guide. Nous vous suggérons de
contacter le bureau régional ou
national de l’organisme désiré
afin de trouver un groupe local
particulier.
■Institutions et organismes de science et de technologie et fondations connexes
(incluant sciences sociales, zoologie, horticulture, agriculture).............................................................43
Sports et Recreation
■Organismes, facilités et fondations d’appui pour tout les sports et activités récréatives.....................47
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arts and culture / Arts et Cultures
performing arts and theatres; fine arts, crafts and galleries;
other related cultural organizations
Arts du spectacle et du theatre, grands arts, artisanats et galleries;
autres organismes culturels connexes
ALBERTA THEATRE PROJECTS
ART CITY IN ST. JAMES TOWN
ART GALLERY AT HARBOURFRONT, THE
ART GALLERY OF ALBERTA SOCIETY
ART GALLERY OF CALGARY SOCIETY
ART GALLERY OF HAMILTON
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO FOUNDATION
ART GALLERY OF WINDSOR (THE)
ARTISTIC FRAUD OF NEWFOUNDLAND
ARTS AND HERITAGE FOUNDATION OF ST. ALBERT
ARTS CLUB THEATRE COMPANY
ASSINIBOINE PARK BANDSHELL INC.
ATELIER THEATRE SOCIETY
THE BANFF CENTRE
BILL REID FOUNDATION
BLYTH FESTIVAL
BURLINGTON ART CENTRE FOUNDATION
CALGARY OPERA ASSOCIATION
CALGARY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
CANADA DANCE FESTIVAL FESTIVAL DANSE
CANADA
CANADIAN CHILDREN’S OPERA COMPANY
CANADIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE DEAF INC.
CANADIAN OPERA COMPANY
CANADIAN OPERA HOUSE CORPORATION
THE CANADIAN STAGE COMPANY
CENTRE D’ARTS D’ORFORD JMC JMC ORFORD
ARTS CENTRE
CENTRE DES ARTS VISUELS LE / THE VISUAL
ARTS CENTRE
CHILDREN’S ARTS UMBRELLA ASSOCIATION
CONFEDERATION CENTRE OF THE ARTS
CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY CAG
CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY SOCIETY OF BC
CORPORATION OF MASSEY HALL/
ROY THOMSON HALL
CREATOR’S ARTS CENTRE
CULTCH (THE) VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL
CENTRE
DANCE SASKATCHEWAN INC.
DECIDEDLY JAZZ SOCIETY (DANCEWORKS)
DREAMS IN MOTION
DUNDAS VALLEY SCHOOL OF ART
DURHAM ART GALLERY
DURHAM WEST ARTS CENTRE FOUNDATION
EARLY MUSIC SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS
EDMONTON OPERA ASSOCIATION
EDMONTON SYMPHONY SOCIETY
EPCOR CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
ESTHER HONENS INTERNATIONAL PIANO
COMPETITION FOUNDATION
FACTORY THEATRE
FONDATION DU CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS
FRIENDS OF THE NORTHERN ALBERTA
INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
SOCIETY
FRINGE OF TORONTO THEATRE FESTIVAL (THE)
GATEWAY THEATRE RICHMOND
GATEWAY THEATRE SOCIETY
GEORGINA ARTS CENTRE & GALLERY & GALLERY
GRANDE PRAIRIE LIVE THEATRE SOCIETY
GRANDS BALLETS CANADIENS, LES
GREAT CANADIAN THEATRE CORPORATION – LA
CORPORATION DU GRAND THEATRE CANADIEN
GUELPH YOUTH MUSIC CENTRE
HAMILTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA THE
IMAGO THÉÂTRE
KAMLOOPS ART GALLERY
KNOWLTON MUSIC FESTIVAL / FESTIVAL DE
MUSIQUE KNOWLTON
MISSISSAUGA ARTS COUNCIL
MUSEUM LONDON
NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE FOUNDATION
NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA (THE) /
LE BALLET NATIONAL DU CANADA
NEWFOUNDLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
NORTH VANCOUVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL
NORTHERN ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S
FESTIVAL
OAKVILLE GALLERIES
OPERA HAMILTON OPERA HAMILTON &
KITCHENER WATERLOO OPERA
ORILLIA AND DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL
OTTAWA CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY / LA SOCIETE
DE MUSIQUE DE CHAMBRE D’OTTAWA
PAVILION GALLERY MUSEUM INC.
PLAYHOUSE THEATRE CENTRE OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA (THE)
POWER PLANT CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY
PUBLIC ACCESS
RANDOLPH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
RENEWED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES (ONTARIO)
ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC (THE)
ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET (THE)
SASKATOON SYMPHONY SOCIETY
SHALLAWAY NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
YOUTH IN CHORUS
SHAW FESTIVAL THEATRE FOUNDATION
SOULPEPPER THEATRE COMPANY
SOUNDSTREAMS CANADA
STATION GALLERY WHITBY ARTS INC.
SYMPHONY NOVA SCOTIA FOUNDATION
TAFELMUSIK BAROQUE ORCHESTRA
TAPESTRY NEW OPERA WORKS
TARRAGON THEATRE
THEATRE FRANCAIS DE TORONTO (LE)
THÉATRE HECTOR-CHARLAND
THEATRE JUNCTION SOCIETY
THEATRE MUSEUM CANADA
TORONTO CHILDREN’S CHORUS
TORONTO FESTIVAL OF ARTS, CULTURE AND
CREATIVITY
TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL INC
TORONTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
TOUCHSTONES NELSON
VANCOUVER CHAMBER CHOIR
VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE (THE
CULTCH)
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S
FESTIVAL
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL WRITERS FESTIVAL
VANCOUVER OPERA ASSOCIATION
VANCOUVER SYMPHONY SOCIETY
VICTORIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
VICTORIA SYMPHONY SOCIETY
WHISTLER FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY
WINNIPEG ART GALLERY
WORKS INTERNATIONAL VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY
(THE) THE WORKS ART & DESIGN FESTIVAL
YOUNG CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
ethnic, folk and international cultural groups and related organizations
Groupes culturels ethniques, folkloriques et internationnaux et organismes connexes
BLUE METROPOLIS FOUNDATION / FONDATION
METROPOLIS BLEU
CANADA COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS / CONSEIL DES
ARTS DU CANADA
CHINESE CULTURAL CENTRE OF GREATER
VANCOUVER
DOMAINE FORGET DE CHARLEVOIX INC (LE)
HOME COUNTY FOLK LEAGUE HOME COUNTY
FOLK FESTIVAL
IRELAND FUND OF CANADA (THE)
LUNENBURG FOLK HARBOUR SOCIETY
MACKENZIE ART GALLERY INCORPORATED
MUSÉE D’ART DE JOLIETTE
NALANDA TRANSLATION COMMITTEE NALANDA
FOUNDATION
SASKATCHEWAN INTERCULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Conservation of culture organizations, museums, historic sites and preservation
Organismes pour la conservation de la culture
musees, sites historiques et de préservation de la culture
AIR FORCE HERITAGE FUND
ALBERTA MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION MUSEUMS
ALBERTA
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO
AURORA HISTORICAL SOCIETY HILLARY HOUSE
NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
BEECHWOOD CEMETERY FOUNDATION (THE)
BRANT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BYTOWN MUSEUM (HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF
OTTAWA)
CALGARY MILITARY MUSEUMS SOCIETY
CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT MUSEUM &
ARCHIVES SOCIETY
CANADIAN AVIATION HISTORICAL SOCIETY
CANADIAN CANOE MUSEUM
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
CANADIAN HERITAGE OF QUEBEC
CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS,
FRIENDS
CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION (CMC)
CANADIAN RAILROAD HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION INC.
CANADIAN SKI MUSEUM – LE MUSEE CANADIEN
DU SKI
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM (CWM)
CANADIAN WARPLANE HERITAGE
CENTRE FRANCO-ONTARIEN DE FOLKLORE
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COLBY-CURTIS MUSEUM
COWICHAN WOODEN BOAT SOCIETY
DALY HOUSE MUSEUM
EN’OWKIN CENTRE
ESCARPMENT BIOSPHERE FOUNDATION, INC.
ESSEX COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
FEDERATION OF NOVA SCOTIA HERITAGE
FIREFIGHTERS’ MUSEUM OF NOVA SCOTIA
FONDATION DES AMIS DU MUSEE D’ART
CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTREAL
FONDATION DU DOMAINE JOLY-DE LOTBINIÈRE
FONDATION DU MUSEE DE LA CIVILISATION
FONDATION DU MUSEE DU QUEBEC
FONDATION HÉRITAGE MONTRÉAL – HERITAGE
MONTREAL FOUNDATION
FONDATION HISTORICA DU CANADA (LA)
FONDATION POINTE-A-CALLIERE MUSEE
D’ARCHEOLOGIE ET D’HISTOIRE DE MONTREAL
FRIENDS OF HMCS HAIDA
FRIENDS OF NORTH VANCOUVER MUSEUM
SOCIETY
FRIENDS OF THE MOUNTED POLICE MUSEUM
FRIENDS OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND MUSEUM
FRIENDS OF THE OPP MUSEUM
FRIENDS OF THE TYRRELL MUSEUM OF
PALAEONTOLOGY FOUNDATION
GEORGE R. GARDINER MUSEUM OF CERAMIC ART
GLOOSCAP HERITAGE SOCIETY
GRAND RIVER CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
GUELPH MUSEUMS
HERITAGE CANADA FOUNDATION (THE)
HERITAGE PARK HISTORICAL VILLAGE
HERITAGE PARK SOCIETY
HERITAGE TORONTO
HERITAGE WINNIPEG CORPORATION
HISTORICA FOUNDATION OF CANADA
HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF ST JAMES ASSINIBOIA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF ALBERTA
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
HURONIA MUSEUM AND HURON OUENDAT
VILLAGE
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CANADIAN
CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
ISLAND CORRIDOR FOUNDATION
JASPER YELLOWHEAD MUSEUM & ARCHIVES
JOHNSON GEO CENTRE
KAWARTHA HERITAGE CONSERVANCY
KINGS OWN CALGARY REGIMENTAL FUNDS
FOUNDATION
KINGSTON ARCHAEOLOGICAL CENTRE
LAKE ST LOUIS HISTORICAL SOCIETY – SOCIETE
HISTORIQUE DU LAC SAINT-LOUIS
LEACOCK MUSEUM
LEO MOL GARDEN INC.
LITERARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUEBEC
MORRIN CENTRE
LONDON REGIONAL ART AND HISTORICAL
MUSEUMS
LONDON REGIONAL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
MACBRIDE MUSEUM SOCIETY
MANITOBA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC.
MANITOBA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM INC
MANITOBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MANITOBA MUSEUM FOUNDATION
INCORPORATED, THE
MANITOBA MUSEUM OF MAN AND NATURE
MARINE MUSEUM OF THE GREAT LAKES AT
KINGSTON
MARITIME MUSEUM OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
MEEWASIN VALLEY AUTHORITY
MENNONITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
MISSISSAUGA HERITAGE FOUNDATION
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TEXTILE MUSEUM
MONTREAL HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CENTRE
MOORE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
MOUNTED POLICE HERITAGE CENTRE
MULTICULTURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
MUSEE CANADIAN DU SKI (LE)
MUSEE CANADIEN DE LA GUERRE (MCG)
MUSEE CANADIAN DES CIVILISATIONS (MCC)
MUSÉE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTRÉAL
MUSEE DAVID M. STEWART – THE DAVID M.
STEWART MUSEUM
MUSEE DES BEAUX-ARTS DE MONTREAL /
MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
MUSEE DU BAS-SAINT-LAURENT
MUSEÉ MINÉRALOGIQUE ET MINIER DE
THETFORD MINES
MUSEE NATIONAL DES BEAUX-ARTS DU QUEBEC
MUSEUM LONDON
MUSEUM OF NORTHERN BC
MUSEUM OF THE REGIMENTS
NANAIMO DISTRICT MUSEUM
NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA FOUNDATION
NATIONAL RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY –
BRITISH COLUMBIA CHAPTER
NEPEAN MUSEUM
NEW BRUNSWICK MUSEUM
NEWCASTLE ISLAND PAVILION SOCIETY
NEWFOUNDLAND HISTORIC PARKS ASSOCIATION
NIAGARA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
NORFOLK HISTORICAL SOCIETY EVA BROOK
DONLY MUSEUM
NORTH PACIFIC HISTORIC FISHING VILLAGE
NORTHERN LIFE MUSEUM CENTRE
NSO FOUNDATION INC.
ONTARIO ARTS FOUNDATION
PARC MARIE-VICTORIN INC.
QUALICUM BEACH FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS
ROYAL CANADIAN MILITARY INSTITUTE /
INSTITUT ROYAL MILITAIRE CANADIEN
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM
RUE DES FEMMES DE MONTREAL, LA
SOUTHERN ALBERTA LAND TRUST SOCIETY
THORNHILL HERITAGE FOUNDATION
TOUCHSTONES NELSON
UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS’ ASSOC’N OF CANADA
UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS CHARITABLE
TRUST
VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION (THE)
VANCOUVER BOARD OF PARKS AND RECREATION
VANCOUVER HERITAGE FOUNDATION
VANCOUVER HOLOCAUST CENTRE SOCIETY FOR
EDUCATION AND REMEMBRANCE
VANCOUVER MARITIME MUSEUM SOCIETY
LE VILLAGE QUEBECOIS D’ANTAN
VINTAGE WINGS OF CANADA / LES AILES
D’EPOQUE DU CANADA
WALLACEBURG & DISTRICT MUSEUM
WEST COAST RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
WEST END CULTURAL CENTER INC, THE
WESTERN CANADA AVIATION MUSEUM
FOUNDATION
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT MUSEUM
WHYTE MUSEUM OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES
YARMOUTH COUNTY MUSEUM & ARCHIVES
libraries and related groups
Bibliotheques et groupes connexes
BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND JOHN M.
PARROTT ART GALLERY
CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION
CANADIAN AUTHORS ASSOCIATION
CANADIAN CHILDREN’S BOOK CENTRE THE
CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
(THE) CNIB
CNIB – CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE
BLIND (THE)
GREATER VICTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY
HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
INSTITUT NATIONAL CANADIEN POUR LES
AVEUGLES (L’)
REGINA PUBLIC LIBRARY
RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY
SURREY LIBRARIES
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION
VANCOUVER ISLAND REGIONAL LIBRARY
VANDUSEN BOTANICAL GARDEN ASSOCIATION
WELLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
community foundations/united way/centraide
Fondations Communautaires/ United Way/ Centraide
community-based organizations combining resources to support
a broad spectrum of local charities
Organismes communautaires unissant des ressources pour
supporter un large eventail de charites locales
ABBOTSFORD COMMUNITY SERVICES
ABSOLUTE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
ALTONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC.
AMNISTIE INTERNATIONALE, SECTION
CANADIENNE FRANCOPHONE
ARMENIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE
ASSOCIATION MULTI-ETHNIQUE POUR
L’INTÉGRATION DES PERSONNES HANDICAPÉES
AYLMER AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
BANFF COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (THE)
BATHURST JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
BATTLEFORDS UNITED WAY INC.
BOISSEVAIN & MORTON FOUNDATION
BOWEN ISLAND COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
BRAMPTON AND AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
BRANDON AREA FOUNDATION
BRANT UNITED WAY
BROKENHEAD RIVER COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
CALGARY FOUNDATION (THE)
CAMBRIDGE & N. DUMFRIES COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION
CAMPBELL RIVER COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
CANADIAN CONSTITUTION 2005 FOUNDATION
CARBERRY & AREA FOUNDATION
CARBERRY & NORTH CYPRESS UNITED WAY
CARMAN AND COMMUNITY UNITED WAY
INCORPORATED
CARMAN AREA FOUNDATION INC.
CARTWRIGHT & AREA COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION (THE)
CASTLEGAR DISTRICT UNITED WAY
CENTRAIDE ABITIBI-TÉMISCAMINGUE ET
NORD-DU- QUÉBEC
CENTRAIDE BAS-ST-LAURENT
CENTRAIDE CENTRE DU QUÉBEC
CENTRAIDE DU GRAND MONTRÉAL
CENTRAIDE DUPLESSIS
CENTRAIDE ESTRIE
CENTRAIDE GASPÉSIE-ÎLES-DE-LA-MADELEINE
CENTRAIDE GATINEAU-LABELLE
HAUTES-LAURENTIDES
CENTRAIDE HAUTE-CÔTE-NORD/MANICOUAGAN
CENTRAIDE KRTB-CÔTE-DU-SUD
CENTRAIDE LANAUDIÈRE
CENTRAIDE LAURENTIDES
CENTRAIDE MAURICIE
CENTRAIDE OUTAOUAIS
CENTRAIDE QUÉBEC ET CHANDIÈRE-APPALACHES
CENTRAIDE RICHELIEU-YAMASKA INC
CENTRAIDE SAGUENAY-LAC-ST-JEAN
CENTRAIDE SUD-OUEST DU QUEBEC
CENTRAL OKANAGAN FOUNDATION
CHARITABLE GIFT FUNDS CANADA FOUNDATION
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF DURHAM REGION
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MEDICINE HAT &
SOUTHEASTERN ALBERTA
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MISSISSAUGA
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORILLIA AND AREA
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF PORTAGE &
DISTRICT INC.
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE NORTH
OKANAGAN
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTH
OKANAGAN
COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS OF CANADA
CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE – QUEBEC
COQUITLAM FOUNDATION (THE)
CORE CONFLICT RESOLUTION SOCIETY
COWICHAN UNITED WAY
EDMONTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
ELGIN-ST THOMAS UNITED WAY SERVICES
ESTON UNITED WAY
ETOBICOKE SERVICES FOR SENIORS
FIRST WEST FOUNDATION
FONDATION COMMUNAUTAIRE DU GRAND
QUEBEC
FONDATION DU GRAND MONTREAL (LA)
FONDATION FRANCO ALBERTAINE
FONDATION MINORITE INVISIBLE
FOUNDATION OF GREATER MONTREAL (THE)
GLASSHOUSE CAPACITY SERVICES SOCIETY
GREATER SAINT JOHN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
HALIFAX FOUNDATION (THE)
HARRRP HAMILTON RESIDENTIAL RECREATIONAL
REDEVELOPMENT
HELLENIC HERITAGE FOUNDATION
HUMANITY FIRST HUMANITY FIRST
ICA CANADA
IMMIGRANT SERVICES CALGARY CALGARY
IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION CANADA
MISSION INTERNATIONALE DE
JUSTICE-CANADA
JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER
VANCOUVER
JEWISH FOUNDATION OF GREATER TORONTO
(UNITED JEWISH WELFARE FUND OF TORONTO)
K3C COMMUNITY COUNSELLING CENTRES
KEREN HABINYAN D’SATMAR FUND / LE FONDS
KEREN HABINYAN D’SATMAR
KERR STREET COMMUNITY SERVICES
KIDS CAN FREE THE CHILDREN
LAKELAND UNITED WAY
LINK CHARITY CANADA INC.
LLOYDMINSTER & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
MAY COURT CLUB OF OTTAWA
MILES NADAL JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
MISSING CHILDREN SOCIETY OF CANADA
MUSKOKA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
NEEPAWA & DISTRICT UNITED WAY INC.
NIAGARA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
NORTHUMBERLAND UNITED WAY
OTTAWA DRAGON BOAT FOUNDATION
PACIFIC ACADEMY OUTREACH SOCIETY
PARTNERS IN THE PARK
PAS & DISTRICT UNITED WAY (THE)
PHILANTHROPIC FOUNDATIONS CANADA
PORCUPINE UNITED WAY
PORTAGE FOUNDATION LA FONDATION PORTAGE
PORTAGE PLAINS UNITED WAY
POWELL RIVER & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
PRAIRIE PUBLIC TELEVISION (MANITOBA) INC.
PRISON FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA
PROMIS PROMOTION INTÉGRATION SOCIÉTÉ
NOUVELLE
REALTORS CARE FOUNDATION
RENFREW COUNTY UNITED WAY
RICHMOND COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (THE)
ROBERT L CONCONI FOUNDATION
SARNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (THE)
SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SENS FOUNDATION / FONDATION DES SENATEURS
SRI GURU SINGH SABHA CANADA (MALTON)
STRATFORD AND PERTH COUNTY COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION
SURREY FOUNDATION
SWIFT CURRENT UNITED WAY
TIDES CANADA FOUNDATION
TORONTO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
UNITED WAY CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
VANCOUVER ISLAND
UNITED WAY FOR THE CITY OF KAWARTHA LAKES
UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING-UXBRIDGE
UNITED WAY OF BRUCE GREY
UNITED WAY OF CALGARY AND AREA
UNITED WAY OF CAMBRIDGE AND NORTH
DUMFRIES
UNITED WAY OF CANADA – CENTRAIDE CANADA
UNITED WAY OF CAPE BRETON
UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL ALBERTA
UNITED WAY OF COLCHESTER COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF CRANBROOK AND KIMBERLEY
UNITED WAY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF ELROSE & DISTRICT CORP. (THE)
UNITED WAY OF ESTEVAN
UNITED WAY OF FORT MCMURRAY
UNITED WAY OF GRANDE PRAIRIE & REGION
UNITED WAY OF GREATER MONCTON &
SOUTHEASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK REGION INC.
UNITED WAY OF GREATER SAINT JOHN INC.
UNITED WAY OF GREATER SIMCOE COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF GREATER VICTORIA
UNITED WAY OF GUELPH AND WELLINGTON
UNITED WAY OF HALIFAX REGION
UNITED WAY OF HALTON HILLS
UNITED WAY OF KITCHENER-WATERLOO AND
AREA
UNITED WAY OF LANARK COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF LEEDS & GRENVILLE
UNITED WAY OF LETHBRIDGE & SOUTH WESTERN
ALBERTA SOCIETY
UNITED WAY OF LONDON & MIDDLESEX
UNITED WAY OF LUNENBURG COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF MILTON
UNITED WAY OF MORDEN & DISTRICT
UNITED WAY OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
UNITED WAY OF NIAGARA FALLS AND GREATER
FORT ERIE
UNITED WAY OF NORTH OKANAGAN COLUMBIA
SHUSWAP
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
UNITED WAY OF OAKVILLE
UNITED WAY OF OSHAWA-WHITBY-CLARINGTONBROCK & SCUGOG
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UNITED WAY OF OXFORD
UNITED WAY OF PEEL REGION
UNITED WAY OF PERTH-HURON
UNITED WAY OF PETERBOROUGH AND DISTRICT
UNITED WAY OF PICTOU COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
UNITED WAY OF QUINTE
UNITED WAY OF REGINA
UNITED WAY OF SARNIA-LAMBTON
UNITED WAY OF SASKATOON & AREA
UNITED WAY OF SAULT STE MARIE
UNITED WAY OF SLAVE LAKE SOCIETY
UNITED WAY OF SOUTH EASTERN ALBERTA
UNITED WAY OF SOUTH GEORGIAN BAY
UNITED WAY OF SOUTH NIAGARA
UNITED WAY OF ST CATHARINES & DISTRICT
UNITED WAY OF STORMONT, DUNDAS &
GLENGARY
UNITED WAY OF THE ALBERTA CAPITAL REGION
UNITED WAY OF THE CENTRAL & SOUTH
OKANAGAN / SIMILKAMEEN
UNITED WAY OF THE FRASER VALLEY
UNITED WAY OF THE LOWER MAINLAND
UNITED WAY OF THUNDER BAY
UNITED WAY OF TRAIL AND DISTRICT
UNITED WAY OF WINNIPEG
UNITED WAY OF YELLOWKNIFE
UNITED WAY OF YORK REGION
UNITED WAY SERVING KINGSTON, FRONTENAC,
LENNOX AND ADDINGTON
UNITED WAY SOCIETY OF THE YUKON
UNITED WAY TORONTO
UNITED WAY / CENTRAIDE (CENTRAL N.B. /
RÉGION DU CENTRE DU N.-B.) INC.
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE OTTAWA
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE SUDBURY AND/ET
DISTRICT
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE WINDSOR-ESSEX
COUNTY
V.E.Q. FOUNDATION
VANCITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
VANCOUVER FOUNDATION
VICTORIA FOUNDATION (THE)
VISIONS OF INDEPENDENCE INC.
WEYBURN & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
WINDSOR-ESSEX COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
WINKLER & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
YORK REGION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
YORKTON & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
education / Education
Post-secondary schools, colleges, universities and supporting foundations
Ecoles post-secondaires, colleges, universites et fondations de soutien
ABBOTSFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY,
ACADEMIE BETH ESTHER INC. / BETH ESTHER
ACADEMY INC.
ACADEMIE LAFONTAINE INC.
L’ACADEMIE STE-THERESE INC.
AFRICAN GUARD FOUNDATION
AKIVA SCHOOL L’ECOLE AKIVA
ALBERTA COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN
AMBROSE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LTD.
ANGLICAN NETWORK CHURCH OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD
ANNE & MAX TANENBAUM COMMUNITY HEBREW
ACADEMY OF TORONTO
APPLEBY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATED HEBREW SCHOOLS OF TORONTO
ASSUMPTION UNIVERSITY
ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY
ATHOL MURRAY COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME
ATLANTIC VETERINARY COLLEGE
AURORA LEARNING FOUNDATION
BAIS BRUCHA
BAIS CHAYA MUSHKAH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
BAIS YAAKOV ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BETHANY COLLEGE
BOOTH COLLEGE THE SALVATION ARMY WILLIAM
& CATHERINE BOOTH COLLEGE
BOW VALLEY COLLEGE
BOWMANVILLE DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
SOCIETY
BRANKSOME HALL
BROCK UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
AND DONOR RELATIONS
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
CHATHAM
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
HAMILTON
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF THE
NETHERLANDS REFORMED CONGREGATIONS
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
CANADIAN COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE
INSTITUTE OF NATUROPATHIC EDUCATION AND
RESEARCH
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY
CANADIAN HERO FUND
CANADIAN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION (THE)
CANADIAN REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
ABBOTSFORD
EDMONTON
CANADIAN TECHNION SOCIETY
CANADIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
CANADIAN UNION COLLEGE
CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY
CARLETON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF
UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT
CEGEP REGIONAL DE LANAUDIERE
CENTRAL ISLAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOL SOCIETY
CENTRAL ORGANIZATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION
LUBAVITCH BRITISH COLUMBIA
CHILLIWACK CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
CLAIREVILLE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION TRUST
CLEAR WATER ACADEMY FOUNDATION
COLLEGE ANTOINE-GIROUARD
COLLÈGE BEAUBOIS
COLLEGE BETH JACOB POUR LES ENSEIGNANTS
COLLEGE DUROCHER SAINT-LAMBERT
COLLEGE ESTHER-BLONDIN
COLLEGE JEAN-DE-LA-MENNAIS (LA PRAIRIE)
COLLEGE LAVAL
COLLEGE LETENDRE
COLLEGE NOTRE-DAME-DE-LOURDES
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COLLEGE SAINT-BERNARD
COLLÈGE SAINTE-ANNE DE LACHINE
COLLEGE STANISLAS INCORPORÉ
COLLÈGE ST-JEAN VIANNEY
COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE
LACOMBE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
COMOX VALLEY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
CONCORDIA LUTHERAN SEMINARY
CONESTOGA COLLEGE I.T.AL.
CRANDALL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITÉ CRANDALL
CRESCENT SCHOOL (THE)
CROFTON HOUSE SCHOOL
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
DALIT FREEDOM NETWORK CANADA ASSOCIATION
DASMESH PUNJABI EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
DE LA SALLE COLLEGE “OAKLANDS”
DUNDAS CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
INCORPORATED
DURHAM COLLEGE
ECOLE SECONDAIRE SAINT-JOSEPH DE
SAINT-HYACINTHE
ECOLE SECONDAIRE SAINT-PAUL DE VARENNES
EITZ CHAIM SCHOOLS
ELMWOOD SCHOOL INCORPORATED
EMILY CARR INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN
ESTON COLLEGE
FAITH ACADEMY INC
FIRST NETHERLANDS REFORMED CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL
FONDATION DE POLYTECHNIQUE
FOOTHILLS ACADEMY SOCIETY
GCA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE FOUNDATION (THE)
GEORGIAN COLLEGE GEORGIAN COLLEGE OF
APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY
GESHER ABRAHAM
GRANDE PRAIRIE REGIONAL COLLEGE
GREAT LAKES CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
GREAT PLAINS COLLEGE
GREATER ESSEX COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOL
BOARD
GUIDO DE BRES CANADIAN REFORMED HIGH
SCHOOL SOCIETY
HALACHIC ACADEMY RAVAD
HAMILTON ASSOCIATION FOR CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION INC.
HEC MONTRÉAL FONDATION
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
CALGARY
HILLEL ACADEMY OF OTTAWA
HOLLAND MARSH DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
SOCIETY
HURON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
HURON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
INSTITUT YAVNE
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED JUDAIC STUDIES
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED TALMUDIC AND
HALACHIC STUDIES
JEWISH LITERACY FOUNDATION OF CANADA
JOHN KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
BRAMPTON
WOODSTOCK
K.R.T. CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
KAMLOOPS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
LAKEFIELD COLLEGE SCHOOL
LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
LAKELAND COLLEGE
KELOWNA CATHOLIC INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
COUNCIL
KELOWNA SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
KHALSA COMMUNITY SCHOOL
KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGIATE
KING’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (THE)
KINGSWAY ETOBICOKE SCHOOL CORPORATION
KITCHENER-WATERLOO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
SOCIETY
KNOX COLLEGE
KOLLEL OF OTTAWA AND CENTRE FOR JEWISH
EDUCATION
LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY
LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY
LINDEN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INC
LIONS GATE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ASSOCIATION
LONDON CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SOCIETY
LOWER CANADA COLLEGE
LUTHER COLLEGE REGINA
LUTHERAN COLLEGIATE BIBLE INSTITUTE
LYCEE CLAUDEL
MAIMONIDES SCHOOL SOCIETY
MARIANOPOLIS MILLENNIUM FOUNDATION, THE
MARIANOPOLIS COLLEGE
MARITIME MUSLIM ACADEMY
MASTER’S ACADEMY EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
LAMBTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
MCGILL UNIVERSITY (ROYAL INSTITUTION FOR
THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING)
MCGILL UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE
FOUNDATION
MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE HAT COLLEGE
MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
MILLAR COLLEGE OF THE BIBLE
MILLWOODS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
MOHAWK COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND
TECHNOLOGY
MONTESSORI JEWISH DAY SCHOOL OF TORONTO
MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY
MOUNT CHEAM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
MOUNT ROYAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION
MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY
NANAIMO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (1988) SOCIETY
NARAMATA CENTRE SOCIETY
NETIVOT HATORAH DAY SCHOOL
NEW BRUNSWICK BIBLE INSTITUTE INC.
NEW HAVEN LEARNING CENTRE FOR CHILDREN
Newman Theological College, St Joseph’s
seminary
NIAGARA ASSOCIATION FOR CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION INCORPORATED
NIAGARA REFORMED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION
NIPISSING UNIVERSITY
NORTHERN SHIELD ACADEMY INC.
OAK MEADOWS CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS INC.
OLDS COLLEGE
OR HAEMET SEPHARDIC SCHOOL
OTTAWA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
OUR LADY SEAT OF WISDOM ACADEMY FOR
STUDIES IN CHRISTIAN CULTURE
OXFORD REFORMED CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
PACIFIC TORAH INSTITUTE SOCIETY
PARKHILL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
PATHS OF TORAH SCHOOL
PEACE RIVER BIBLE INSTITUTE
PEOPLES CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (PCA) INC.
POLICY ALTERNATIVES / CENTRE CANADIEN
DERECHERCHE EN POLITIQUES DE RECHANGE
PRAIRIE BIBLE INSTITUTE
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE AND THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
PROVIDENCE REFORMED COLLEGIATE
ASSOCIATION INC.
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY
QUEST UNIVERSITY CANADA
QUEST UNIVERSITY CANADA FOUNDATION
QUINTE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
REDEEMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF SMITHVILLE
AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT INCORPORATED
REGENT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SOCIETY
REGENT COLLEGE
REHOBOTH FREE REFORMED CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
SOCIETY OF COPETOWN
REHOBOTH REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY
RENFREW EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SOCIETY
RICHMOND JEWISH DAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE)
RIDLEY COLLEGE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE: A CENTRE FOR
BIBLICAL STUDIES
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGES CLUB OF CANADA
CANADA FOUNDATION INC
ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE
RYERSON UNIVERSITY
SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY – DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE
SAIT POLYTECHNIC
SATNAM EDUCATION SOCIETY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SELKIRK COLLEGE FOUNDATION
SEMINAIRE DE SHERBROOKE
SÉMINAIRE SAINTE-TRINITÉ
SENECA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS &
TECHNOLOGY
SHUSWAP CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
SIERRA YOUTH COALITION
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
SMITHVILLE AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION INCORPORATED
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN
SOUTHERN ALBERTA
SOUTH SURREY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL SOCIETY
SPRINGS OF LIVING WATER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
INCORPORATED
ST JEROME’S UNIVERSITY
ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
ST MARY’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
ST PAUL’S HIGH SCHOOL INC.
ST STEPHEN’S UNIVERSITY
ST THOMAS OF VILLANOVA CATHOLIC SCHOOL
ST. ANNE’S ACADEMY SOCIETY
ST CLEMENT’S SCHOOL
ST. MICHAEL’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL SOCIETY
ST. MILDRED’S-LIGHTBOURN SCHOOL
ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGIATE LTD.
STEINBACH CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS INC.
STERLING HALL SCHOOL, THE
STRATFORD AND DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
SOCIETY
STRATFORD CHEFS SCHOOL
STRATHCONA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SOCIETY
TAYLOR COLLEGE & SEMINARY
TIFERES BAIS YAAKOV
TIMOTHY CANADIAN REFORMED SCHOOL
SOCIETY OF HAMILTON
TIMOTHY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (BARRIE)
TORONTO CHEDER
TORONTO DISTRICT CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
TORONTO DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
TORONTO TALMUD TORAH
TRENT UNIVERSITY
TRINITY COLLEGE
TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY
UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION
ULPANAT OROT GIRLS SCHOOLS
UNITED SYNAGOGUE DAY SCHOOL
UNIVERSAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA
UNIVERSITE DE MONCTON
UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL – BUREAU DU
DEVELOPPEMENT ET DES RELATIONS AVEC
LES DIPLOMES
UNIVERSITÉ D’OTTAWA BUREAU DU
DÉVELOPPEMENT
UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A CHICOUTIMI
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE)
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH
UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE,
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA (THE)
UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY OF ONTARIO INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA – DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN
UNIVERSITY OF ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (THE GOVERNING
COUNCIL OF THE)
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO (THE)
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG FOUNDATION (THE)
UPPER CANADA COLLEGE
VANCOUVER COLLEGE LIMITED
VANCOUVER HEBREW ACADEMY SOCIETY
VANCOUVER TALMUD TORAH ASSOCIATION
VANCOUVER WALDORF SCHOOL SOCIETY, THE
VANGUARD COLLEGE
VERNON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
VICTORIA CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
VICTORIA FOUNDATION (THE)
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY
VILLA-MARIA
WESTERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
WESTLAND FOUNDATION EDUCATION FUND
WESTLAND FOUNDATON INC
WHITE ROCK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SOCIETY
WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY
WINNIPEG BOARD OF JEWISH EDUCATION INC.
YORK HOUSE SCHOOL SOCIETY
YORK REGION EDUCATION INDUSTRY
FOUNDATION AND CAREER CENTRE
YORK UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION (THE)
adult and/or career education groups and organizations
Groupes et organismes pour l’education des adultes et/ou pour l’avancement de la carriere
ACTION CANADA FOUNDATION
ALBERTA COMPUTERS FOR SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION
ART OF LIVING FOUNDATION / FONDATION L’ART
DE VIVRE
CANADA WEST FOUNDATION
CANADA’S NATIONAL HISTORY SOCIETY
CANADIAN FILM CENTRE (CFC)
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF WCFE-TV57
CARP RIDGE LEARNING CENTRE
EN’OWKIN CENTRE
FONDATION DE L’ENTREPRENEURSHIP
IMMIGRANT SERVICES SOCIETY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA (THE)
OPPORTUNITY WORKS CALGARY
PROJECT LITERACY VICTORIA
SKILLS CANADA ALBERTA ASSOCIATION
YMCA-YWCA OF SAINT JOHN
pre-school, elementary and secondary schools, similar institutions and
supporting foundations (including private, religious, special and alternative schools)
Ecoles prescolaires, primaires et secondaires, institutions semblables et leurs
fondations de soutien (inclues : ecoles privees, religieuses, speciales et alternatives)
ABC HEAD START SOCIETY
BRITISH COLUMBIA TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNING
SOCIETY
CANADA’S NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL
CATHOLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF CORNER
BROOK
CENTENNIAL FOUNDATION (THE) CENTENNIAL
ACADEMY & COLLEGE
CHEDER CHABAD
CHI-KI CHILDREN’S CHARITY (THE)
CHILDREN’S SAFETY VILLAGE OF BRANT (THE)
CITIZENS FOUNDATION, CANADA (THE) TCF
COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL
DAREARTS FOUNDATION (INC)
DUNBLAINE SCHOOL (TORONTO ACHIEVEMENT
CENTRE)
EDGE SCHOOL FOR ATHLETES SOCIETY
EDUCATION BEYOND BORDERS
EDUCATIONMATTERS
ELVES SPECIAL NEEDS SOCIETY
FIREFIGHTERS’ BURN FUND INC.
FIREFIGHTERS BURN FUND VICTORIA, BC
FONDATION COLLEGE BOURGET (LA)
GREATER WPG SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
GREENWOOD COLLEGE SCHOOL
HALTON LEARNING FOUNDATION
HAVERGAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION, THE
HILLFIELD STRATHALLAN COLLEGE
KEMPENFELT BAY SCHOOL
KINGSWAY COLLEGE
LEONARDO DA VINCE ACADEMY OF ARTS AND
SCIENCES
LONDON WALDORF SCHOOL
MATTHEWS HALL
MENNONITE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE (MEI)
NEW HEIGHTS EARLY LEARNING SERVICES
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
PEARSON COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC
RAMBAM DAY SCHOOL (THE) CHEDER
RAMBAM-MAIMONIDES LEARNING CENTRE
RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
ROSTHERN JUNIOR COLLEGE
SACRED HEART SCHOOL OF HALIFAX
SCIENTISTS IN SCHOOL
SELWYN HOUSE ASSOCIATION
SOUTHPOINTE ACADEMY
ST MARY’S ACADEMY FOUNDATION
ST MICHAEL’S CHOIR SCHOOL
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL
STRATHCONA-TWEEDSMUIR SCHOOL
THIRD ACADEMY (THE) THIRD ACADEMY
INTERNATIONAL LTD. (THE)
TORONTO WALDORF SCHOOL
TRINITY COLLEGE
ZAREINU EDUCATIONAL CENTRE OF
METROPOLITAN TORONTO
Education research groups, including all organizations relating to learning disabilities;
all other groups whose prime function is education and who are not included elsewhere
Groupes de recherche en education, incluant tous les organismes pour les difficultes
d’apprentissage; organismes et associations lies à l’education. Tout autres groupes dont la
fonction principale est l’education et qui ne sont pas inclus ailleurs
ADVANCED CORONARY TREATMENT (ACT)
FOUNDATION OF CANADA
ADVANCING CANADIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
AIR CADET LEAGUE OF CANADA
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF
ONTARIO
ATLANTIC COUNCIL OF CANADA (THE)
ATLANTIC INSTITUTE FOR MARKET STUDIES
BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION (THE)
CALGARY STAMPEDE FOUNDATION
CAMOSUN COLLEGE FOUNDATION
CAMP MOSHAVA
CANADA / LA FONDATION DU COLLEGE ROYAL
DES MEDECINS ET CHIRURGIENS DU CANADA
CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL-CONSEIL
INTERNATIONAL DU CANADA
CANADIAN LITERACY ENHANCEMENT SOCIETY
CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN (CSPCC)
CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE WEIZMANN
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE (THE)
CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR YAD VASHEM
CAREERS THE NEXT GENERATION FOUNDATION
CENTENNIAL COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND
TECHNOLOGY
CENTRE BRONFMAN DE L’EDUCATION JUIVE/
BRONFMAN JEWISH EDUCATION CENTRE
CENTRE YOUVILLE CENTRE OTTAWACARLETON INC.
CKUA RADIO FOUNDATION
COMPUTING SOCIETY TO REBOOT CANADA (THE)
CONCERNED KIDS
LA CROIX D’OR-THE GOLD CROSS
CUSO
DUNBLAINE SCHOOL (TORONTO ACHIEVEMENT
CENTRE)
Executive SERVICE ORGANIZATION / SERVICE
D’ASSISTANCE CANADIENNE AUX ORGANISMES
FONDATION DESJARDINS
FONDATION DU MAIRE DE MONTREAL POUR LA
JEUNESSE
FONDATION DU SÉMINAIRE DES PÈRES MARISTES
FONDATION POUR L’ALPHABÉTISATION LITERACY
FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE
BETWEEN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
FRASER INSTITUTE FOUNDATION (THE)
FRIENDS OF SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTRE FOR
HOLOCAUST STUDIES
FU HUI (CANADA) FOUNDATION
GREENWOOD COLLEGE SCHOOL FOUNDATION
HAVEN FOUNDATION
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, INC.
INSTITUT ECONOMIQUE DE MONTREAL
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH-L’INSTITUT
CANADIEN DES RECHERCHES AVANCEES
INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN STUDIES
ISLAMIC SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
(ISAC)
J.F. OF CANADA
JAZZ.FM91 INC.
JEWISH HERITAGE FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL
JEWS FOR JUDAISM
MISSISSAUGA
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF NOVA SCOTIA
KNOWLEDGE NETWORK CORPORATION
KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF
MANITOBA
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF NEW
BRUNSWICK
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF NOVA
SCOTIA
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF QUEBEC
(AQETA)
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF YUKON
TERRITORY
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND
MASTER AND FELLOWS OF MASSEY COLLEGE
MISHMERET
MUSIC FOR LIFE INSTITUTE
N.W.T. LITERACY COUNCIL
NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA (ONTARIO DIVISION)
NORTHERN ALBERTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE FOUNDATION
OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION OF
CANADA
ORT CANADA
PACIFIC COAST PUBLIC TELEVISION ASSOCIATION
PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK FOR YORK
REGION (THE)
PERIMETER INSTITUTE
QUINTE COMMUNITY LEARNING – BRIDGING THE
GAP
REGINA PALLIATIVE CARE INC.
RICHMOND RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION
TRUST FUND FOUNDATION
ROYAL CANADIAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY (THE)
SALAMA SHIELD FOUNDATION
SCIENCE ALBERTA FOUNDATION
SCOUTS CANADA CENTRAL ONTARIO
SEEING EYE INC. (THE)
SKY’S THE LIMIT YOUTH ORGANIZATION
SOCIETY FOR EDUCATIONAL VISITS & EXCHANGES
IN CANADA IN CANADA
ST CLAIR COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS &
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TECHNOLOGY
TEMPUS INTERNATIONAL
TORONTO BRIGANTINE INCORPORATED TALL SHIP
ADVENTURES
TWO/TEN CHARITY TRUST OF CANADA INC
USC CANADA (FORMERLY THE UNITARIAN
SERVICE COMMITTEE)
WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT INTERNATIONAL
FOUNDATION
WORLD LITERACY OF CANADA
YORK REGION DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
YOUNG ALBERTA BOOK SOCIETY
Environment / environment
Environment research, education and protection groups and related foundations;
nature conservation and preservation organizations
groupes de recherche sur l’environnement et pour
l’education et la protection de l’environnement et foudations connnexes;
organismes pour la preservation et la conservation de la nature
ALBERTA CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
ALBERTA ECOTRUST FOUNDATION
ALGOMA HIGHLANDS CONSERVANCY
AMIS DE LA MONTAGNE (LES) LES AMIS DE LA
MONTAGNE (MONT-ROYAL) INC.
APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR APPALACHIEN
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
ARCTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTH AMERICA
BIRD STUDIES CANADA
BRUCE TRAIL CONSERVANCY (THE) (FORMERLY
ASSOCIATION)
BURNS BOG CONSERVATION SOCIETY
CALGARY ZOO CALGARY ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY
CAMP KAWARTHA CAMP KAWARTHA
INCORPORATED
CANADA SOUTH LAND TRUST
CANADIAN MUSEUM OF NATURE
CANADIAN WILDLIFE FEDERATION
CERCLES DES JEUNES NATURALISTES (LES)
CITIZENS’ ENVIRONMENT WATCH
CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE CANADA (CNC)
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF GREATER
TORONTO
COUCHICHING CONSERVANCY (THE)
CREDIT VALLEY CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
D.I.A.M.O.N.D.S. CONSERVATION LAND TRUST
DAVID SUZUKI FOUNDATION
DUCKS UNLIMITED CANADA
EARTH DAY CANADA/JOUR DE LA TERRE CANADA
EARTH RANGERS
ECOJUSTICE CANADA SOCIETY
ECOLOGY ACTION CENTRE
ECO-NATURE DE LAVAL INC.
ECOTRUST CANADA
ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH ANGELS
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTRE ENVIRONMENTAL
LAW CENTRE (ALBERTA) SOCIETY
ERIE WILDLIFE RESCUE
ESCARPMENT BIOSPHERE CONSERVANCY
EVERGREEN
FORTWHYTE ALIVE THE FORT WHYTE FOUNDATION
INC.
FRASER VALLEY CONSERVANCY
GAMIING CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE LAKESHORE
LIVING
GANARASKA REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
GEORGIAN BAY LAND TRUST GEORGIAN BAY
TRUST FOUNDATION, INC.
GREENPEACE CANADA
HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS LAND TRUST
HAMILTON NATURALISTS’ CLUB
HASTINGS PRINCE EDWARD LAND TRUST
INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR ANIMAL WELFARE
(THE)
KAWARTHA REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
RR#1
KENSINGTON CONSERVANCY
LAKE CLEAR CONSERVANCY
LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY
LAKE SUPERIOR CONSERVANCY AND WATERSHED
COUNCIL
LAKEHEAD REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
LAMBTON WILDLIFE INCORPORATED
LAND CONSERVANCY FOR KINGSTON,
FRONTENAC, LENNOX & ADDINGTON
LAND PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF THE OTTAWA
VALLEY
LAND TRUST ALLIANCE OF B.C. CONSERVATION
IN BC
LES AMIS DE LA MONTAGNE (MONT-ROYAL) INC.
AMIS DE LA MONTAGNE (LES)
L’INSTITUT JANE GOODALL INSTITUTE
LOWER GRAND RIVER LAND TRUST
MCILWRAITH FIELD NATURALISTS
MISSISSIPPI MADAWASKA LAND TRUST
MOUNTAIN VIEW CONSERVATION & BREEDING
SOCIETY
MUSEE CANADIEN DE LA NATURE
MUSKOKA HERITAGE FOUNDATION
MUSKOKA HERITAGE TRUST
NATURE CANADA
NATURE CONSERVANCY OF CANADA – ONTARIO
REGION
NATURE CONSERVANCY OF CANADA (NCC)
NATURE TRUST OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE)
NIAGARA LAND TRUST FOUNDATION
NIAGARA PENINSULA CONSERVATION
FOUNDATION
NICKEL DISTRICT CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
NORTHUMBERLAND LAND TRUST
NOVA SCOTIA NATURE TRUST
OAK RIDGES MORAINE LAND TRUST
ONTARIO FARMLAND TRUST
ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS AND
HUNTERS (THE)
ONTARIO LAND TRUST ALLIANCE
ONTARIO NATURE (FEDERATION OF ONTARIO
NATURALISTS)
ONTARIO WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (THE)
OTTAWA HUMANE SOCIETY
PACIFIC SALMON FOUNDATION
PARKS FOUNDATION CALGARY
PLANET IN FOCUS FOUNDATION
POLLUTION PROBE FOUNDATION (THE)
RAINCOAST CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
REFOREST LONDON
RIDEAU WATERWAY LAND TRUST
SALT SPRING ISLAND CONSERVANCY
SALTHAVEN WILDLIFE REHABILITATION AND
EDUCATION
THE SOS MARINE CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
THAMES TALBOT LAND TRUST
THICKSON’S WOODS HERITAGE FOUNDATION
THUNDER BAY FIELD NATURALISTS
TIMBERLINE RANCH
TORONTO WILDLIFE CENTRE
TROUT UNLIMITED OF CANADA / TRUITE ATOUT
DU CANADA
SERVICE COMMITTEE)
VALLEYS 2000 (BOWMANVILLE INC.)
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM CONSERVATION
FOUNDATION
WASCANA CENTRE AUTHORITY
WESTERN CANADA WILDERNESS COMMITTEE
WILD AT HEART REFUGE CENTRE
WILD BIRD CARE CENTRE
OTTAWA VALLEY WILD BIRD CARE CENTRE
WILDLANDS LEAGUE
WILDLIFE HABITAT CANADA/HABITAT FAUNIQUE
CANADA
WILDLIFE PRESERVATION CANADA
WOODLANDS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
WORLD WILDLIFE FUND CANADA
health / Sante
health and medical research organizations and supporting foundations;
health and medical associations
Organismes et fondations de soutien pour la recherche medicale et la sante;
Associations medicales et pour la sante
ALS SOCIETY OF BC AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL
SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ALS SOCIETY OF CANADA
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE)
LES AMIS CANADIENS DU CENTRE MEDICAL
RAFAEL
ARTHRITIS & AUTOIMMUNITY RESEARCH CENTRE
FOUNDATION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NATIONAL OFFICE
ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DU DIABETE
ASSOCIATION DES FONDATIONS
D’ETABLISSEMENTS DE SANTE
ASSOCIATION PULMONAIRE DU CANADA BUREAU
NATIONAL
BAYCREST CENTRE FOUNDATION (THE)
BC CANCER FOUNDATION
BREAST CANCER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
FUND (ONTARIO)
BURNABY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
CALGARY HEALTH TRUST
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CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NATIONAL OFFICE
CANADIAN HEMOPHILIA SOCIETY
SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE L`HÉMOPHILIE
CANADIAN INTENSIVE CARE FOUNDATION
CANADIAN LIVER FOUNDATION
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – NOVA SCOTIA
CANADIAN RADIOLOGICAL FOUNDATION
CANADIAN SPINAL RESEARCH
CANCER RECOVERY FOUNDATION OF CANADA
CANCER RESEARCH SOCIETY
CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION INC.
CH.I.L.D. FOUNDATION
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 0F
MANITOBA INC (THE)
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF EASTERN ONTARIO
FOUNDATION
CYPRESS REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA
DALHOUSIE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
DELTA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
DIGNITAS INTERNATIONAL
DOUGLAS MENTAL HEALTH UNIV. INSTITUTE FDN
EMAS CANADA
EPILEPSIE CANADA
EPILEPSY CANADA
FONDATION DE L’INSTITUT UNIVERSITAIRE EN
SANTÉ MENTALE DOUGLAS
FONDATION DES HOPITAUX ENFANT-JESUS-SAINTSACREMENT
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE LA
COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE ET DU TERRITOIRE
YUKON
NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE
SASKATCHEWAN
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE
L’ALBERTA, DES TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST
ET DU NUNAVUT
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE L’ILEDU-PRINCE-EDOUARD
L’ONTARIO
TERRE-NEUVE ET DU LABRADOR
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DU CANADA
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DU
MANITOBA
NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK
QUÉBEC
FONDATION HÉMA-QUÉBEC HÉMA-QUÉBEC
FOUNDATION
FONDATION QUEBECOISE DE LA FIBROSE
KYSTIQUE
FRIENDS OF THE CLEVELAND CLINIC
FOUNDATION (THE)
GEORGIAN BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION HEALTH CARE
FOUNDATION OF ST. JOHN’S INC.
HEARING FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
FORMERLY CANADIAN HEARING SOCIETY
FOUNDATION
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ALBERTA,
NWT AND NUNAVUT
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF BC &
YUKON
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF CANADA
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF MANITOBA
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF NEW
BRUNSWICK
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF NOVA
SCOTIA
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF QUEBEC
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF
SASKATCHEWAN
HEARTLAND REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
HINCKS CENTRE FOR CHILDREN’S MENTAL
HEALTH
JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION
CANADA
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) BRITISH
COLUMBIA BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) EASTERN
ONTARIO BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) GREATER
ONTARIO BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
MANITOBA BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NEW
BRUNSWICK AND P.E.I. BRANCH
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR BRANCH
NORTHERN ALBERTA & TERRITORIES BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NOVA
SCOTIA BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) ONTARIO
BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) QUÉBEC
BRANCH
SASKATCHEWAN BRANCH
SOUTHERN ALBERTA BRANCH
LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE) – NATIONAL OFFICE
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE)
LUPUS ONTARIO
MEDICAL MINISTRY CANADA INC.
MOLLY APPEAL (THE) DALHOUSIE MEDICAL
RESEARCH FOUNDATION
MOOSE JAW HEALTH FOUNDATION
INCORPORATED
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF CANADA
NATIONAL OFFICE
OAKVILLE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
ORGAN DONATION & TRANSPLANT ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA
OTTAWA REGIONAL CANCER FOUNDATION
PRAIRIE NORTH REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL FOUNDATION (THE)
PROCURE ALLIANCE / ALLIANCE PROCURE
PROSTATE CANCER CANADA
QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC.
REGIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
FOUNDATION
RICK HANSEN MAN IN MOTION FOUNDATION
ROBARTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE THE UNIVERSITY
OF WESTERN ONTARIO
SASKATCHEWAN CANCER AGENCY
SICKKIDS FOUNDATION HOSPITAL FOR SICK
CHILDREN FOUNDATION
SMOOTH ROCK FALLS HOSPITAL CORPORATION
SOCIETE ALZHEIMER DU CANADA (LA)
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER BUREAU
NATIONAL
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – BUREAU NATIONAL
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DU QUEBEC
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE L’ALBERTA
ET DES T.N.-O.
SOCIETE DE RECHERCHE SUR LE CANCER
SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
STROKE RECOVERY ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SUDBURY REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
TAOIST TAI CHI SOCIETY OF CANADA/LA SOCIETE
DE TAI CHI TAOIST DU CANADA
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – BC & YUKON
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION (THE)
WELLAND HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
WEST HALDIMAND HOSPITAL AND HEALTHCARE
FOUNDATION
WINNIFRED STEWART FOUNDATION, THE
YUKON HOSPITAL CORPORATION
health care facilities, services and foundations (preventive, emergency, general and specialized)
Installations, services et fondations pour les soins de la sante
(preventifs, d’urgence, generaux et specialises)
ABBOTSFORD REGIONAL HOSPITAL (& CANCER
CTR) FRASER VALLEY HEALTH CARE
FOUNDATION
ABERDEEN HEALTH FOUNDATION
ALBERTA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
AMBULANCE SAINT-JEAN – CONSEIL DU QUEBEC
AMETHYST WOMEN’S ADDICTION CENTRE
BATTLEFORDS UNION HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
BC CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
BLACK GOLD HEALTH FOUNDATION
BRIDGEPOINT HEALTH FOUNDATION
BURQUITLAM LIONS CARE CENTRE
CAMPBELLFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
CANADIAN RED CROSS – ONTARIO ZONE
CANADIAN SHAARE ZEDEK HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
CANUCK PLACE CHILDREN’S HOSPICE
CAREFOR HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES
CASEY HOUSE FOUNDATION
CASTLEGAR HOSPICE SOCIETY
CEDARBROOK SOCIETY (THE)
CENTRE DE SANTE ET DE SERVICES SOCIAUX DE
SAINT-JEROME
CHILDREN’S HEALTH FOUNDATION
MANITOBA INC (THE)
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION OF
SASKATCHEWAN INC.
COLCHESTER REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
COLLINGWOOD GENERAL & MARINE HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
COMPASSION HOUSE FOUNDATION
COPERNICUS LODGE FOUNDATION
CROSSROADS HOSPICE SOCIETY
CUMBERLAND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
DARTMOUTH GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
DOROTHY LEY HOSPICE (THE)
DR. H. BLISS MURPHY CANCER CARE
FOUNDATION
DRUMHELLER AREA HEALTH FOUNDATION
EAGLE RIDGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
EASTER SEALS ALBERTA
ERINOAKKIDS CENTRE FOR TREATMENT AND
DEVELOPMENT
ETOBICOKE GENERAL HOSPITAL (SEE WILLIAM
OSLER HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION)
FONDATION DE L’HOPITAL POUR ENFANTS DE
L’EST DE L’ONTARIO
FONDATION DE L’INSTITUT DE CARDIOLOGIE DE
MONTREAL
FONDATION DES HOPITAUX ENFANT-JESUS-SAINTSACREMENT
FONDATION DU CENTRE DE SANTE ET DE
SERVICES SOCIAUX DE GATINEAU
FONDATION DU CENTRE HOSPITALIER DE
L’UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
FONDATION DU CENTRE HOSPITALIER
UNIVERSITAIRE DU QUEBEC (CHUQ)
FONDATION HOPITAL CHARLES-LEMOYNE
FONDATION H√ÎTEL-DIEU D’ARTHABASKA
FONDATION SANTÉ DE PAPINEAU
FORT ST JOHN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION OF CHATHAM – KENT HEALTH
ALLIANCE
FRASER VALLEY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
SOCIETY
GEORGE DERBY LONG TERM CARE SOCIETY
GERSTEIN CRISIS CENTRE
GILDA’S CLUB GREATER TORONTO
GRACE DART FOUNDATION
GREATER PETERBOROUGH HEALTH SERVICES
FOUNDATION
HADASSAH-WIZO ORGANIZATION OF CANADA
TORONTO CENTRE
HAMILTON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION
HEALTH AND HOME CARE SOCIETY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
HEALTH SERVICES FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTH
SHORE
HONG FOOK MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION
HOPE AIR
HÔPITAUX SHRINERS POUR ENFANTS – CANADA
HOSPICE SIMCOE
HURONIA HOSPITALS FOUNDATION
IWK HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
JANEWAY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
JOCELYN HOUSE INC
JULIEN HOUSE SOCIETY WESTMINSTER HOUSE
KEMPTVILLE DISTRICT HOSPITAL
FOUNDATIONKNOLLCREST LODGE
LIFELINE MALAWI ASSOCIATION
LLOYDMINSTER REGION HEALTH FOUNDATION
LONDON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION
MANJARI SANKURATHRI MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
MCGILL UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE
FOUNDATION
MILTON DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
MISERICORDIA HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION INC.
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FOUNDATION OF
TORONTO
MOUNT ST. MARY FOUNDATION
NATIONAL OFFICE
NANAIMO & DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
NORTH YORK GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
OAK BAY KIWANIS PAVILION FOUNDATION
OPERATION EYESIGHT UNIVERSAL
OTTAWA CHILDREN’S TREATMENT CENTRE
FOUNDATION
OTTAWA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION (THE)
OWEN SOUND REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
PACIFIC ANIMAL THERAPY SOCIETY (P.A.T.S.)
PARK MANOR PERSONAL CARE HOME
PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH
FOUNDATION
PEEL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (SEE WILLIAM OSLER
HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION)
PERLEY AND RIDEAU VETERANS’ HEALTH CENTRE
FOUNDATION (THE)
PETERBOROUGH REGIONAL HEALTH CENTRE
FOUNDATION
PORT PERRY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
PRINCE COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
QEII HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE FOUNDATION
QUEEN ALEXANDRA FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN
REACH OUT CENTRE FOR KIDS (ROCK)
FOUNDATION
RED DEER HOSPICE SOCIETY
REHABILITATION CENTRE FOR CHILDREN
FOUNDATION
RENASCENT FOUNDATION
RIDGE MEADOWS HOSPICE SOCIETY
RIDGE MEADOWS HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
RIVERVIEW HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
ROGER’S HOUSE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE
ROSS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
ROUGE VALLEY HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
ROYAL OTTAWA FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL
HEALTH
RUNNYMEDE HEALTHCARE CENTRE
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION –
CENTRAL EAST (DURHAM) OFFICE
CENTRAL EAST (HNV) OFFICE
CENTRAL OFFICE
CENTRAL WEST / MISS. HALTON / WATERLOO
WELL. OFFICE
CHAMPLAIN (EASTERN COUNTIES) OFFICE
CHAMPLAIN (OTTAWA) OFFICE
ERIE ST. CLAIR OFFICE
HNHB (NIAGARA) OFFICE
NORTH SIMCOE MUSKOKA OFFICE
NORTH WEST OFFICE
SOUTH EAST (KINGSTON) OFFICE
SOUTH WEST (LONDON)
TORONTO CENTRAL OFFICE
-HNHB (HAMILTON & HALDIMAND NORFOLK)
OFFICE
SOUTH WEST (HURON) OFFICE
SOUTH WEST (OXFORD) OFFICE
SAINT LUKE’S PLACE FOUNDATION
SALVATION ARMY (THE) CANADA & BERMUDA
TERRITORIAL HEADQUARTERS
SCARBOROUGH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
SHALOM MANOR FOUNDATION
SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN – CANADA
CHILDREN FOUNDATION
SMITHS FALLS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DE LA CROIX ROUGE (LA)
ZONE DE L’ATLANTIQUE
SOMERSET WEST COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
SOUTH MUSKOKA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
SOUTHLAKE REGIONAL HEALTH CENTRE
FOUNDATION
ST BONIFACE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
ST JOHN’S REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
ST JOSEPH’S HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
ST JOSEPH’S HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION,
HAMILTON
ST JOSEPH’S LIFECARE FOUNDATION
ST MICHAEL’S EXTENDED CARE CENTRE SOCIETY
ST MICHAEL’S FOUNDATION
ST PAUL’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION OF
VANCOUVER
ST. JOSEPH’S GENERAL HOSPITAL ELLIOT LAKE
ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPICE RESOURCE CENTRE OF
SARNIA LAMBTON
STEVENSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
STOLLERY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
STRATFORD GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
SUNNY HILL FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN
SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
SURREY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
TAPESTRY FOUNDATION FOR HEALTH CARE
TORONTO EAST GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
TORONTO GENERAL & WESTERN HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE
– CENTRE TRILLIUM D’ENTRAIDE DES E
TRILLIUM HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS KINGSTON FOUNDATION
VALLEY REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
VICTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC
VICTORIA HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE
FOUNDATION
VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
VON CANADA (THE VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES)
WELLSPRING CANCER SUPPORT NETWORK
WEST PARRY SOUND HEALTH CENTRE
FOUNDATION
WESTERN ONTARIO THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
HOSTEL INCWESTOVER TREATMENT CENTRE
WILLIAM OSLER HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
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specific health focus organizations (including mental health)
does not include facilities or medical services per se
Organismes ayant un interet precis sur la sante (incluant la sante mentale).
N’inclus pas les installations ou services medicaux en tant que tel
ADVANCED CORONARY TREATMENT (ACT)
FOUNDATION OF CANADA
AIDS COMMITTEE OF TORONTO
AIDS NIAGARA
AIDS VANCOUVER
ALBERTA CANCER FOUNDATION PROVINCIAL
OFFICE
ALLERGY/ASTHMA INFORMATION ASSOCIATION
ALZHEIMER (FEDERATION QUEBECOISE DES
SOCIETES)
ALZHEIMER FOUNDATION LONDON AND
MIDDLESEX
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY / FOUNDATION OF NIAGARA
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF ALBERTA AND
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF B.C.
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF BRANT
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CORNWALL & DISTRICT
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF MANITOBA INC.
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF OTTAWA & RENFREW
COUNTY/SOCIETE ALQHEIMER D’OTTAWA ET
SOCIETE ALZHEIMER D’OTTAWA ET DU COMTE
DE RENFREW
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF OXFORD
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF SASKATCHEWAN INC.
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF TORONTO
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF HALDIMAND NORFOLK
ALBERTA
ANAPHYLAXIS CANADA / ANAPHLYLAXIE CANADA
ANCHOR CANADIAN REFORMED ASSOCIATION
FOR THE HANDICAPPED
ARBI (ASSOCIATION FOR THE REHABILITATION OF
THE BRAIN INJURED)
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – ALBERTA & N.W.T.
DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – BRITISH COLUMBIA
& YUKON DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – MANITOBA DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NEW BRUNSWICK
DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NEWFOUNDLAND &
LABRADOR DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NOVA SCOTIA
DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – ONTARIO DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – P.E.I. DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – QUEBEC DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – SASKATCHEWAN
DIVISION
ASSOCIATION DES SOINS PALLIATIFS DE
L’EST-DU-QUEBEC
ASSOCIATION DIABETE QUEBEC (AFFILIATE)
L’ASSOCIATION DU CANCER DE L’EST DU QUEBEC
ASTHMA SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE)
AUTISM CANADA
AVON FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN, CANADA/
FONDATION AVON POUR LES FEMMES, CANADA
BC PERSONS WITH AIDS SOCIETY
BRAIN TUMOUR FOUNDATION OF CANADA
BREAST CANCER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
FUND (ONTARIO)
CALGARY ASSOCIATION OF SELF HELP
CALGARY HANDIBUS ASSOCIATION (THE)
CAMP TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT
CENTRE
CANADIAN BLOOD SERVICES NATIONAL
FUNDRAISING OFFICE
CANADIAN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION (THE)
CANADIAN BURN FOUNDATION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ALBERTA/N.W.T.
DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY BRITISH COLUMBIA
AND YUKON DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY MANITOBA DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NEW BRUNSWICK
DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NEWFOUNDLAND &
LABRADOR DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NOVA SCOTIA
DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ONTARIO DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY QUEBEC DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY SASKATCHEWAN
DIVISION
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND (THE)
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CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION ATLANTIC
AREA
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION NATIONAL
OFFICE
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION ONTARIO
AREA
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION PACIFIC AREA
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION PRAIRIES
AREA
CANADIAN DOWN SYNDROME SOCIETY
CANADIAN EPILEPSY ALLIANCE/ALLIANCE
CANADIENNE DE L’EPILEPSIE
CANADIAN HEARING SOCIETY (THE)
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – ALBERTA
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – NEW
BRUNSWICK
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION –
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – P.E.I.
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – QUEBEC
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – SASKATCHEWAN
CANADIAN LYME DISEASE FOUNDATION
CANADIAN MEDIC ALERT FOUNDATION INC.
CANADIAN MEMORIAL CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL OFFICE
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION –
MANITOBA DIVISION
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR DIVISION
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES DIVISION
ONTARIO DIVISION
CANADIAN ORTHOPAEDIC FOUNDATION (THE)
CANADIAN PARAPLEGIC ASSOCIATION ONTARIO
CANADIAN PHYSICIANS FOR AID AND RELIEF
CANADIAN SPINAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
CANCER CARE ONTARIO
CANDLELIGHTERS CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT
PROGRAMS INC.
CAPE BRETON REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
CAPITAL CARE FOUNDATION
CENTRE FOR AFFORDABLE WATER AND
SANITATION TECHNOLOGY(CAWST)
CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION IN ALBERTA
CHILDHOOD CANCER CANADA
LA FONDATION DES ECLAIREURS POUR LE
CANCER DANS L’ENFANCE CANADA
CHILDHOOD CANCER FOUNDATION –
CANDLELIGHTERS CANADA
CHILDREN’S ABILITY FUND OF THE NORTHERN
ALBERTA CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
COTTAGE DREAMS RECOVERY INITIATIVE
CROHN’S AND COLITIS FOUNDATION OF CANADA
CROSS CANCER INSTITUTE ALBERTA CANCER
FOUNDATION
D.S.R.F. DOWN SYNDROME RESEARCH
FOUNDATION
DEAFBLIND SERVICES SOCIETY OF BC
DELTA HOSPICE SOCIETY
DR. PETER AIDS FOUNDATION
DURHAM HOSPICE
E AMYOTROPHIQUE DU QUEBEC – AMYOTROPHIC
LATERAL SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF QUEBEC
EATING DISORDERS AWARENESS COALITION
EPILEPSIE CANADA
EPILEPSY ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY
EPILEPSY CANADA
FAIS-UN-VŒU CANADA
FONDATION ARMAND-FRAPPIER
FONDATION DES MALADIES MENTALES INC.
FONDATION DOCTEUR-MAURICE BERTRAND
(POUR LES SOINS PALLIATIFS À DOMICILE)
FONDATION HONORÉ-MERCIER
FONDATION QUEBECOISE DU CANCER INC.
FONDATION SANTÉ HAUT-RICHELIEU – ROUVILLE
FOUNDATION FIGHTING BLINDNESS
GASTROINTESTINAL SOCIETY
GEORGE SPADY CENTRE SOCIETY THE
GRANDVIEW CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
GRANDVIEW CHILDREN’S CENTRE
HARVEST HOUSE MINISTRIES OF
OTTAWA-CARLETON
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF BC &
YUKON
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF NEW
BRUNSWICK
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND
SASKATCHEWAN
HEART OF RICHMOND AIDS SOCIETY
HEALTH
HOSPICE CALGARY SOCIETY
HOSPICE OF WINDSOR AND ESSEX COUNTY
HOSPICE ORILLIA
HOSPITALS OF REGINA FOUNDATION INC.
HUNTINGTON SOCIETY OF CANADA
INSTITUT DU CANCER DE MONTREAL-MONTREAL
CANCER INSTITUTE
IRIS ADDICTION RECOVERY FOR WOMEN
JACK ADY CANCER CENTRE ALBERTA CANCER
FOUNDATION
JEFFERY HALE COMMUNITY PARTNERS
JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION
CANADA
KAMLOOPS HOSPICE ASSOCIATION
COLUMBIA BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) EASTERN
ONTARIO BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) GREATER
ONTARIO BRANCH
MANITOBA BRANCH
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR BRANCH
NORTHERN ALBERTA & TERRITORIES BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NOVA
SCOTIA BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) ONTARIO
BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND BRANCH
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) QUÉBEC
BRANCH
SASKATCHEWAN BRANCH
KIDS WITH CANCER SOCIETY OF NORTHERN
ALBERTA
LA LECHE LEAGUE CANADA
LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY OF CANADA
SOCIETE DE LEUCEMIE & LYMPHOME DU
CANADA
LIFESAVING SOCIETY – BC & YUKON
LIFESAVING SOCIETY – ONTARIO BRANCH THE
ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CANADA
LOVING SPOONFUL (A) – VANCOUVER MEALS
SOCIETY
LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE) – ONTARIO THE
ONTARIO LUNG ASSOCIATION
LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE) – NATIONAL OFFICE
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE)
LUNG CANCER CANADA
LUPUS CANADA
MANITOBA CARDIAC INSTITUTE (REH-FIT)
FOUNDATION
MANITOBA LUNG ASSOCIATION
MATTHEWS HOUSE HOSPICE
MEDECINS DU MONDE
MIND FOUNDATION OF BC
MOOD DISORDERS ASSOCIATION OF BC MOOD
DISORDERS ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MS SOCIETY OF CANADA HAMILTON CHAPTER
NATIONAL OFFICE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – QUEBÉC
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – ATLANTIC
REGIONAL OFFICE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – ONTARIO &
NUNAVUT REGIONAL OFFICE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA, WESTERN
CANADA REGIONAL OFFICE
NATIONAL CHILDRENS BURN SOCIETY
NIAGARA LIFE CENTRE
NORTH OKANAGAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
NORTHERN DIABETES HEALTH NETWORK
NOVA SCOTIA HEARING & SPEECH FOUNDATION
ONTARIO FEDERATION FOR CEREBRAL
PALSY (THE)
ORBIS CANADA
OSTEOPOROSIS CANADA / OSTEOPOROSE
CANADA
OVARIAN CANCER CANADA/CANCER DE L’OVAIRE
CANADA
PARKINSON SOCIETY BRITISH COLUMBIA
PARKINSON SOCIETY CANADA MARITIME REGION
PARKINSON SOCIETY SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY GROUP OF ONTARIO
PERSONS WITH AIDS SOCIETY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PROVIDENCE HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION
RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE MCGILL
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE (THE)
RETHINK BREAST CANCER
ROBIN HOOD ASSOCIATION FOR THE
HANDICAPPED
ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL OF BARRIE
FOUNDATION
SANDRA SCHMIRLER FOUNDATION
SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY OF CANADA
SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
SEVA CANADA SOCIETY
SIMON HOUSE RECOVERY CENTER
SMILES FOUNDATION
SOCIETE ALZHEIMER DE MONTRÉAL INC./
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF MONTREAL INC.
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER BUREAU
NATIONAL
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DE
L’ALBERTA ET DES T.N.-O.
L’ILE-DU-PRINCE-EDOUARD
LA COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE ET DU YUKON
LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE
LA SASKATCHEWAN
L’ONTARIO
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DU
MANITOBA
NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK
QUEBEC
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU SANG BUREAU NATIONAL
DE FINANCEMENT
SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DU SIDA
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE L’ILE-DUPRINCE-EDOUARD
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE L’ONTARIO
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE
TERRE-NEUVE ET LABRADOR
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE LA
NOUVELLE ECOSSE
SASKATCHEWAN
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DU
NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DU
MANITOBA
COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE ET DU YUKON
ET DES T.N.-O.
SOCIÉTÉ DE SOINS PALLIATIFS À DOMICILE
ANCIENNEMENT L’ASSOCIATION D’ENTRAIDE
VILLE-MARIE
SPECIAL OLYMPICS BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY
SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS ASSOCIATION
OF NORTHERN ALBERTA
ST JOHN COUNCIL FOR ONTARIO
TB VETS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – ALBERTA / NWT /
NUNAVUT
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – MANITOBA
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – NEW BRUNSWICK /
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – NEWFOUNDLAND
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – NOVA SCOTIA
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – ONTARIO
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – QUEBEC
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – SASKATCHEWAN
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE ALBERTA CANCER
FOUNDATION
TOURETTE SYNDROME FOUNDATION OF CANADA
TRAFFIC INJURY RESEARCH FOUNDATION
TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE
CENTRE TRILLIUM D’ENTRAIDE DES ENFANTS
ATTEINTS DU CANCER
TRILLIUM GIFT OF LIFE NETWORK
VAUDREUIL-SOULANGES HEALTHCARE
FOUNDATION
VERNON JUBILEE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
VETERINARIANS WITHOUT BORDERS/
VÉTÉRINAIRES SANS FRONTIÉRES – CANADA
WORLD FEDERATION OF HEMOPHILIA
international activity / Activite Internationale
emergency and on-going intenational aid and support organizations
(excluding missionary organizations)
Organismes de support et d’aide internationale d’urgence et continue
(excluant les organismes missionaires)
AFRICA COMMUNITY TECHNICAL SERVICE
SOCIETY
AID TO DISABLED VETERANS OF ISRAEL, BEIT
HALOCHEM CANADA
AIDE A L’ENFANCE – CANADA
AILES DE L’ESPERANCE (QUEBEC) INC., SEE
WINGS OF HOPE QUEBEC INC.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL – CANADIAN SECTION
BE A HERO
CANADA-AFRICA COMMUNITY HEALTH ALLIANCE /
ALLIANCE DE SANTE COMMUNAUTAIRE
CANADA-AFRIQUE
CANADIAN AID FOR CHERNOBYL
CANADIAN FEED THE CHILDREN
CANADIAN FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY
CANADIAN FOODGRAINS BANK
CANADIAN JESUITS INTERNATIONAL
CANADIAN NETWORK FOR INTERNATIONAL
SURGERY THE
CANADIAN RED CROSS CANADIAN RED CROSS
SOCIETY (THE)
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY – WESTERN
CANADA OFFICE
LE CROIX-ROUGE – QUEBEC ZONE
CARE CANADA
CBM CHRISTIAN BLIND MISSION INTERNATIONAL
CHALICE (CANADA)
CHANGE FOR CHILDREN ASSOCIATION
CHILDREN’S BRIDGE FOUNDATION (THE)
CHRISTIAN CHILDREN’S FUND OF CANADA
CODE
CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION OF
CANADA/FONDATION DU DEVELOPPEMENT
COCUSO-VSO
CYCLE NORTH-SOUTH/CYCLO NORD-SUD SOCIÉTÉ
D’ÉDUCATION POUR LE CYCLISME A MTL
DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE ORGANIZATION FOR
DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE
DEVELOPPEMENT ET LA PAIX (LE) ORGANIZATION
CATHOLIQUE CANADIENNE POUR LE
DEVELOPPEMENT ET LA PAIX
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS/ MÉDECINS SANS
FRONTIÈRES CANADA
ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CANADA
FIG TREE FOUNDATION GLOBAL.SUSTAINABLE.
STEWARDSHIP
FOOD FOR THE POOR OF CANADA, INC
FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ASSISTANCE FONDATION POUR LE SOUTIEN DU
DEVELOPPE
FTC FEDERATION IN CANADA
TORONTO CENTRE
HEALTH PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL OF CANADA
HELP ELIMINATE DISEASE AND ADDICTION
CANADA
HORIZONS OF FRIENDSHIP
IDRF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT & RELIEF
FOUNDATION
INTER PARES
INTERCEDE INTERNATIONAL
JUST AID FOUNDATION
KIDS ALIVE INTERNATIONAL CANADA
LINCCO L’INSTITUT POUR LA CULTURE ET LA
COOPÉRATION
LOOKOUT EMERGENCY AID SOCIETY, THE
MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES CANADA
MISSION AVIATION FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA
MISSIONARY VENTURES CANADA
NEW ISRAEL FUND OF CANADA
NORTH-SOUTH INSTITUTE
OPERATION RAINBOW CANADA
OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL CANADA
OXFAM CANADA – NATIONAL FUNDRAISING
OFFICE
PARTENAIRES CANADIENS POUR LA SANTE
INTERNATIONALE
PLAN CANADA (PLAN INTERNATIONAL CANADA INC.)
PRIMATE’S WORLD RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT
FUND
PRIMATE’S WORLD RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT
FUND (THE) THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF
CANADA
PROJECT PLOUGHSHARES
RIGHT TO PLAY CANADA
RYAN’S WELL FOUNDATION
S.H.A.R.E. AGRICULTURE FOUNDATION SENDING
HELP AND RESOURCES EVERYWHERE
SAVE THE CHILDREN – CANADA
SECOURS AUX LEPREUX CANADA
SEVA CANADA SOCIETY
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DE LA CROIX ROUGE (LA)
ZONE DE L’ATLANTIQUE
SOPAR – SOCIETE DE PARTAGE
SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGES CANADA
STEPHEN LEWIS FOUNDATION
SUCO
TERRE SANS FRONTIERES
UNICEF CANADA
UNICEF CANADA
SERVICE COMMITTEE)
VOLUNTARY SERVICE OVERSEAS CANADA VSO
CANADA
WAR CHILD CANADA
WATERCAN/EAUVIVE
WINGS OF HOPE QUEBEC INC. AILES DE
L’ESPERANCE QUEBEC INC.
WORLD RELIEF CANADA
WORLD VISION CANADA
religious activity / Activite Religieuse
religious organizations operating within canada
Organismes religieux qui operent au Canada
ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTRIES OF EDMONTON
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
ADAS ISRAEL CONGREGATION OF HAMILTON,
ADATH ISRAEL CONGREGATION
ADATH ISRAEL POALE ZEDEK ANSHEI OZEROFF
CONGREGATION CONGRÉGATION ADATH ISRAEL
POALE ZEDEK ANSHEI OZEROFF
AGUDATH ISRAEL CONGREGATION (BRANCH OF
AGUDATH ISRAEL OF TORONTO)
AGUDATH ISRAEL CONGREGATION OF OTTAWA
AGUDATH ISRAEL OF MONTREAL
AGUDATH ISRAEL OF TORONTO,
AHMADIYYA MUSLIM JAMA’AT CANADA INC.
AKALI SINGH SIKH SOCIETY
ALL SAINTS ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH
AMAZING FACTS CANADA
AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST IN CANADA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF ALGOMA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF ARCTIC
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF ATHABASCA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF BRANDON
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF CALEDONIA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF CALGARY
ANGLICAN CHURCH ANGLICAN PARISHES OF THE
CENTRAL INTERIOR
CENTRAL INTERIOR
CENTRAL INTERIOR
CENTRAL INTERIOR
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF CENTRAL
NEWFOUNDLAND
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF EASTERN
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF EDMONTON
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF FREDERICTON
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF HURON
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF KEEWATIN
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF KOOTENAY
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF MONTREAL
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF MOOSONEE
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NEW
WESTMINSTER
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NIAGARA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NOVA SCOTIA
AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF OTTAWA
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF QU’APPELLE
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF QUEBEC
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF RUPERT’S
LAND
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF
SASKATCHEWAN
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF SASKATOON
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF TORONTO
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF WESTERN
NEWFOUNDLAND
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF YUKON
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) GENERAL
SYNOD, ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
ANGLICAN FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
ANGLICAN INITIATIVES FUND – DIOCESE OF NEW
WESTMINSTER ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
ANGLICAN NETWORK IN CANADA
ANGLICAN PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH, ELBOW
PARK
ANJUMAN – E – BURHANI (TORONTO)
ANJUMAN-E ANWARUL ISLAM OF MALTON
ANJUMAN-E-FAKHRI (MISSISSAUGA)
ANNUNCIATION OF OUR LADY PARISH
ANTIOCH CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES INCORPORATED
APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION
ARABIAN MOSLEM ASSOCIATION
L’ARCHEVEQUE CATHOLIQUE ROMAIN DE
GATINEAU-HULL
ARCHIEPISCOPAL CORPORATION OF REGINA
ARMEE DU SALUT – TERRITOIRE DU CANADA ET
DES BERMUDES – DIVISION DU QUEBEC
ARROW RIVER FOREST HERMITAGE
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA/ASSOC. DE LA SOKA
GAKKAI INTERNATIONALE DU CANADA
ASSOCIATION SEPHARADE DE LA BANLIEUE
OUEST DE MONTREAL
ASSUNNAH MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION
B.C. MUSLIM ASSOCIATION
BACK TO GOD MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
BARNWELL WARD
BASILIQUE SAINTE-ANNE-DE-BEAUPRE
BETH TORAH CONGREGATION
BETHANY COLLEGE
LA BIBLE PARLE-ASSEMBLEE CHRETIENNE
BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF
CANADA
CAMBRIDGE VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
CANADIAN “BRIDGES FOR PEACE” ASSOCIATION
CANADIAN BIBLE SOCIETY
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN CHARITIES
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF NOAM ELIMELECH
CANADIAN SOUTHERN BAPTIST SEMINARY
CANADIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION
CANADIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION (BRITISH
COLUMBIA BRANCH)
CARDSTON SECOND WARD
CARE RADIO BROADCASTING ASSOCIATION
CARIBOO ROAD FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY
CARREFOUR CHRÉTIEN DE LA CAPITALE INC.
CATHEDRAL OF ST PETER-IN-CHAINS
CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF EDMONTON (THE )
CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF MONTREAL
CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN CANADA
CATHOLIC PARISH OF ST THOMAS MORE
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES
CENTRE ISLAMIQUE DE L’OUTAOUAIS/OUTAOUAIS
ISLAMIC CENTRE
CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF MARKHAM
CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF RICHMOND HILL
CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO
CHAMPION LIFE CENTRE
CHANGE ASSOCIATION (CANADA)/ASSOCIATION
INITIATIVES ET CHANGEMENT (CANADA)
CHINESE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL SOCIETY
CHOSEN PEOPLE MINISTRIES (CANADA)
CHRIST EMBASSY CHRISTIAN CENTRE
CHRIST THE KING PARISH
CHRIST THE REDEEMER PARISH
CHRIST WORSHIP CENTRE
CHRISTIAN AID MINISTRIES OF WATERLOO
CHRISTIAN DIRECTION INC.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ASSEMBLY OF GRANDE
PRAIRIE ALBERTA
CHRISTIAN HORIZONS (CANADA)
CHRISTIAN LIFE ASSEMBLY
CHRISTIAN LIFE ASSEMBLY SOCIETY OF CALGARY
CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE
CHRISTIAN OUTREACH OF CANADA
CHRISTIAN-CANADIAN COPTIC FUND
CITY KIDZ MINISTRY
CLARK CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S
WITNESSES
CLOVERDALE BIBLE WAY
COLLEGE OF EMMANUEL & ST. CHAD, UNIVERSITY
OF EMMANUEL COLLEGE
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COMMUNAUTE SEPHARADE DE VILLE ST-LAURENT
COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
COMPANIONS OF THE CROSS
CONGREGATION BAIS MENACHEM
CHABAD-LUBAVITCH
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL
CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM
CONGREGATION BETH-EL
CONGREGATION BNAI TORAH
CONGREGATION DARCHEI NOAM
RECONSTRUCTIONIST SYNAGOGUE OF
TORONTO
CONGREGATION ETZ CHAYIM
CONGREGATION HOUSE OF JACOB – MIKVEH
ISRAEL
CONGREGATION OF THE PASSIONIST SISTERS OF
SAN PAOLO DELLA CROCE
CONGREGATION SCHARA TZEDECK
CORPORATION EPISCOPALE CATHOLIQUE
ROMAINE DE PRINCE ALBERT, LA
CORPORATION OF QUEENSWAY CATHEDRAL
COUPLES FOR CHRIST, ONTARIO INC.
DASHMESH CULTURE CENTRE
DHARMA REALM BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION
DIOCESE OF SASKATOON CATHOLIC FOUNDATION
DIRECTION CHRÉTIENNE INC.
EGLISE ADVENTISTE DU SEPTIEME JOUR DE
ST-LEONARD
ÉGLISE ÉVANGÉLIQUE DE LA RIVE NORDÉGLISE
ÉVANGÉLIQUE PHILADELPHIE
EGLISE NOUVELLE VIE DE LONGUEUIL
ELORA ROAD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP INC.
ERMITAGE SAINT-ANTOINE
ETERNAL WORD TELEVISION NETWORK INC.
EVANGEL TABERNACLE OF KELOWNA
EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA ALLIANCE
EVANGELIQUE DU CANADA (THE)
ÉVANGÉLISATION 2000
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE LA
RESURRECTION, LA
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE MARIE
MEDIATRICE, LA
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE SAINT-FRANCOISXAVIER DE CHICOUTIMI, LA
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE SAINT-JEAN
L’EVANGELISTE (LA)
FAITH ALIVE MINISTRIES WORLD OUTREACH
CENTRE INC.
FAITH GOSPEL TABERNACLE MINISTRIES
(BRAMPTON)
FAITH MIRACLE TEMPLE OF TORONTO INC. AND
FAITH MISSIONARY MINISTRIES INTL.
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
FIRST AVENUE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
FOCUS ON THE FAMILY CANADA
FONDATION B’NAI LEVY/B’NAI LEVY FOUNDATION
FORCE OUTREACH MINISTRIES DREAM CENTRE
FOREST BROOK BIBLE CHAPEL
FRANCISCAN SISTERS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
FRED VICTOR CENTRE
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
GATEWAY CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY INC.
GATEWAY CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
GESTION OSCAR-CANTIN
LEGION OF CHRIST, CANADA, INCORPORATED
GLAD TIDINGS ARCTIC MISSIONS SOCIETY
GLAD TIDINGS FELLOWSHIP, CHILLIWACK
GLAD TIDINGS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE
GLOBAL KINGDOM MINISTRIES INC.
GOOD NEIGHBOUR MINISTRIES
GOSPEL PERPETUATING FOUNDATION
GOSPEL TRUST CANADA
GRACE AND TRUTH CHAPEL
GRACE TO YOU CANADA INC /GRACETO YOU DU
CANADA INC
GRANDE PRAIRIE PEOPLE’S FULL GOSPEL
ASSEMBLY
GRANVILLE CHAPEL
GURDWARA BABA BANDA SINGH BAHADAR SIKH
SOCIETY
GURDWARA DUKH NIVARAN SAHIB SOCIETY
GURSIKH SABHA CANADA
GURU NANAK SIKH GURDWARA SOCIETY
HALTON HILLS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
HARVEST WORSHIP CENTRE
HINDU SAMAJ TEMPLE OF HAMILTON & REGION
42
HOLY BLOSSOM TEMPLE
HOLY CROSS PARISH
HOLY NAME OF MARY’S PARISH
HOLY ROSARY PARISH
I.R.C.D. – THE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH
COMMUNICATION AND DEVELOPMENT I.R.C.D.
L’INSTITUT POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA
COMMUNICATION ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT
IGREJA UNIVERSAL DO REINO DE DEUS
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH
INTERACT MINISTRIES OF CANADA
INTERNATIONAL BUDDHIST PROGRESS SOCIETY
OF TORONTO
INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL CENTRE
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR KRISHNA
CONSCIOUSNESS FOR WESTERN CANADA
(ISKCON)
INTOUCH MINISTRIES OF CANADA
ISLAMIC CIRCLE OF NORTH AMERICA
ISLAMIC FOUNDATION OF TORONTO
ISLAMIC HERITAGE SOCIETY
ISLAMIC HUMANITARIAN SERVICE
ISLAMIC INSTITUTE OF TORONTO
ISLAMIC PROPAGATION CENTRE OF ONTARIO INC
ISLAMIC SHIA ITHNA-ASHERI JAMAAT OF
TORONTO
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF CUMBERLAND
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF MARKHAM
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA
ISLINGTON EVANGEL CENTRE
JAMIA ISLAMIA CANADA LTD.
JAMIATUL MUSLEMEEN OF OTTAWA-CARLETON
JEWS FOR JUDAISM
JM MINISTRIES CANADA
KABBALAH LEARNING CENTRE (CANADA) (THE)
KALGIDHAR DARBAR SAHIB SOCIETY
KELOWNA GOSPEL MISSION
LAKEMOUNT WORSHIP CENTRE
KENNEDY ROAD TABERNACLE,
KESHER OUTREACH ORGANIZATION
KHALSA DIWAN SOCIETY
KHALSA DIWAN SOCIETY NEWWESTMINSTER
KINGDOM COVENANT INTERNATIONAL
KINGSTON GOSPEL TEMPLE
KITCHENER GOSPEL TEMPLE
KNOX COLLEGE
KOINONIA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP INC.
LIGHT FOR ALL NATIONS MINISTRIES
LINCOLN ROAD CHAPEL
LINGYEN MOUNTAIN TEMPLE
LIVING HOPE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
LIVING WATERS MINISTRY TRUST
LIVING WORD ASSEMBLY INC.
LLOYDMINSTER GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP
LONDON GOSPEL TEMPLE INC.
LONDON MOSLEM MOSQUE
LUTHERAN LAYMEN’S LEAGUE OF CANADA
LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY SASKATOON
MACHZIKAI HADATH CONGREGATION-CLANTON
PARK SYNAGOGUE,
MACHZIKEI HADAS CONGREGATION
MADONNA HOUSE INCORPORATED
MALVERN CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
MARITIME CONFERENCE OF THE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH INC.
MASJID-E FAROOQ-E AZAM MISSISSAUGA
MEADOW BROOK FELLOWSHIP
MEETING PLACE (THE)
MIDPARK CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
MISSION CHARISMATIQUE INTERNATIONALE
CANADA
MISSION WITHOUT BORDERS/MISSION SANS
FRONTIERES
MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION OF CANADA
MONASTÈRE DU COEUR DE JÉSUS
MORINVILLE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
MORNINGSTAR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
MOUNTAIN OF FIRE AND MIRACLE MINISTRIES
MOUNTAIN VIEW WARD
MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY (MAC)
MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
NANAKSAR GURDWARA – GURSIKH TEMPLE
NATIONAL CATHOLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA’IS
OF CANADA
NAVIGATORS OF CANADA (THE)
NET MINISTRIES OF CANADA INC.
NETHERLANDS REFORMED CONGREGATION OF
CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
LETHBRIDGE
NEW COVENANT MINISTRIES
NEW DAY MINISTRIES INC.
NEW LIFE MISSION
OCEANSIDE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
ONTARIO CONGREGATION OF THE SONS OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
ONTARIO KHALSA DARBAR
OPEN ARMS MISSION OF WELLAND INC.
OPERATION MOBILIZATION – CANADA
ORAL ROBERTS EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF
CANADA
OUR LADY OF FATIMA’S PARISH
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL PARISH
OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH
OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, WINDSOR
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP PARISH
OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION PARISH
OUTREACH CANADA MINISTRIES
OUTREACH MINISTRIES OF OSHAWA
PAOC MISSION LINK
PARISH OF ST JAMES
PARISH OF ST JOHN
PARISH OF ST MARY’S KERRISDALE
PARKWOOD GOSPEL TEMPLE OF WINDSOR
PEOPLES MINISTRIES INC.
PETAH TIKVA – ANSHE CASTILLA CONGREGATION
POWER ZONE OUTREACH MINISTRIES
PRAIRIE TABERNACLE CONGREGATION
PRAISE CATHEDRAL WORSHIP CENTRE INC.
RADHA SOAMI SOCIETY BEAS CANADA
REVEALED WORD TABERNACLE
REVIVAL OF CANADA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
REVIVAL TIME MINISTRIES INT.
REVIVALTIME TABERNACLE WORLDWIDE
MINISTRIES INC.
RHEMA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES CANADA INC.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF VANCOUVER
ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHIEPISCOPAL
CORPORATION OF WINNIPEG
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF KAMLOOPS (THE)
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF
CALGARY
ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SASKATOON
ROMAN CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL CORP-MERCIFUL
REDEEMER PARISH
ROMAN CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL CORPORATION OF
PRINCE RUPERT
ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH OF SAINT TIMOTHY
ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH OF THE
RESURRECTION
ROMERO HOUSE INC.
SACRED HEART PARISH
SACRED HEART PARISH, SPIRITWOOD, SK
SAINT BENEDICT
SAINT PATRICK’S BASILICA
SAINT-JOSEPH’S PARISH
SALAHEDDIN ISLAMIC CENTRE INC
SALT AND LIGHT CATHOLIC MEDIA FOUNDATION
SALVATION ARMY BRANDON CORPS (THE)
SALVATION ARMY BRITISH COLUMBIA
DIVISION (THE)
SASKATOON CHRISTIAN CENTRE INC.
SCA INTERNATIONAL
SHAAR HASHOMAYIM CONGREGATION
SHAAR SHALOM CONGREGATION,
SHAAR SHALOM SYNAGOGUE
SHAAREI SHOMAYIM CONGREGATION
SHABAD OF OTTAWA
SHOMRAI SHABOTH-CHEVRAH MISHNAYOTH
CONGREGATION
SHOWERS OF BLESSING EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY
SHROMANI SIKH SANGAT TORONTO
SILOAM MISSION INC.
SMYTHE STREET CATHEDRAL INC.
SOLEL CONGREGATION OF MISSISSAUGA
SOUTH GATE ALLIANCE
SPIRITANS THE CONGREGATION OF THE HOLY
GHOST
SPRINGS OF LIVING WATER CENTRE INC
SRI KATPAKA VINAYAGAR HINDU TEMPLE OF
MISSISSAUGA-BRAMPTON
ST JOHNS ANGLICAN CHURCH
ST PAUL’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
ST THERESA’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
ST. MARY AND ST. JOSEPH COPTIC ORTHODOX
CHURCH
STAR OF THE SEA PARISH
SUNWEST CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
SWAMINARAYAN WORLD ORGANISATION
(CANADA)
SYLVAN LAKE FRONTLINE WORSHIP CENTRE
SYNOD OF THE DIOCESE OF NIAGARA (THE)
TABER SECOND WARD
TABERNACULO BIBILICO BAUTISTA EL REDENTOR
TEMPLE ANSHE SHOLOM,
TEMPLE B’NAI TIKVAH
TEMPLE EMANU-EL
TEMPLE EMANU-EL-BETH SHOLOM
TEMPLE HAR ZION
TEMPLE KOL AMI
TEMPLE SHOLOM
TEMPLE SINAI CONGREGATION OF TORONTO
TEMPLE SINAI FOUNDATION
THIRD DAY WORSHIP CENTRE
TIBETAN CANADIAN CULTURAL CENTRE
TORCHBEARERS CAPERNWRAY CANADA SOCIETY
TORONTO BREAKTHROUGH TABERNACLE
TORONTO YOUTH FOR CHRIST
TRANSFORM CENTRAL MINISTRIES
TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH
TRINITY DIVINE OUTREACH MINISTRIES
TZIVOS HASHEM CANADA INC
UNION GOSPEL MISSION,
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE)
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) CONFERENCE
OF MANITOBA & NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) LONDON
CONFERENCE OFFICE
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA FOUNDATION (THE)
URBANPROMISE TORONTO
VANCOUVER HILLEL FOUNDATION
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL BUDDHIST
PROGRESS SOCIETY
VAT SHALOM-NUSACH HOARI/CONGRÉGATION
BETH TIKVAH AHAVAT SHALOM NUSACH-HOARI
VICTORY CHRISTIAN CENTER, INC.
VICTORY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF CALGARY
NW
VICTORY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF
LETHBRIDGE (1983) INC
VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPS OF
EDMONTON (EDMONTON VINEYARDS)
WARDEN FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF
CANADA
WELDON CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE
WESLEY ACRES INC
WEST EDMONTON CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
WEST END CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
WESTGATE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
WHITBY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
WINDSOR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
WINDSOR ISLAMIC ASSOCIATION (W.I.A.)
WOODSIDE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
WORD OF FAITH INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN
CENTRE
WORD OF HIS POWER FAITH CHRISTIAN CENTRE
WORD OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP CANADA INC
WORLD OUTREACH MINISTRIES
LAWRENCE TRAFFORD EVANGELISTIC
ASSOCIATION INC.
Y M H A JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE OF
WINNIPEG INC
YOGI DIVINE SOCIETY (TORONTO) INC.
YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF
CALGARY
YOUTH FOR CHRIST (WINNIPEG) INCORPORATED
YOUTH FOR CHRIST/CANADA
YOUTH WITH A MISSION SOCIETY
missionary/propagation of gospel organizations operating abroad
Organismes missionnaires et d’evangelisation qui operent a l’etranger
ABWE GLOBAL INC.
ACTION INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
CORPORATION
AFRICA INLAND MISSION INTERNATIONAL
(CANADA)
AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED
AIDE A L’EGLISE EN DETRESSE (CANADA) INC.
ALPHA MINISTRIES CANADA
AMMI LACOMBE CANADA MAMI
ANGLICAN JOURNAL/JOURNAL ANGLICAN
AVANT MINISTRIES CANADA
BIBLE LEAGUE OF CANADA (THE)
BRIDGES OF HOPE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES INC.
CAL BOMBAY MINISTRIES INC.
CANADIAN BAPTIST MINISTRIES
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR WORLD MISSION
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF MOSOOS CHASIDEI BELZ
CANADIAN REVIVAL FELLOWSHIP INC.
CHABAD AT FLAMINGO INC
CHAPELTIME MINISTRIES OF CANADA,
INCORPORATED
CHINESE CHRISTIAN MISSION OF CANADA
CHRIST FOR ALL NATIONS
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE IN
CANADA (THE)
CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING ASSOCIATES INC.
CHRISTIAN LIFE TV INTERNATIONAL
CITY IN FOCUS FOUNDATION
CNEWA CANADA
COME OVER AND HELP AID ORGANIZATION INC.
CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN COMMUNICATIONS
INCORPORATED
CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL MINISTRIES OF CANADA
DON STEWART EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF
CANADA
EMPOWER MINISTRIES
FAMILY LIFE NETWORK INC.
FAR EAST BROADCASTING ASSOCIATES OF
CANADA
FRIENDS IN ACTION INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)
GIDEONS INTERNATIONAL IN CANADA (THE)
GLOBAL EVANGELISM TELEVISION CANADA INC.
GLOBAL OUTREACH MISSION INC.
GLOBAL PARTNERLINK SOCIETY
GOSPEL TRUST CANADA
GREATER EUROPE MISSION
GREATER VANCOUVER YOUTH FOR CHRIST
HAGGAI INSTITUTE INC.
HAITI MISSIONS OF CANADA
HARVEST MINISTRIES SUDBURY
HEAVEN’S REHEARSAL
HOLY CHILDHOOD ASSOCIATION
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP OF KITCHENER
INSIGHT FOR LIVING MINISTRIES CANADA
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN MISSION SERVICES
INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP MISSION INC.
INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF
CANADA
IRIS MINISTRIES CANADA
ISMC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MINISTRIES
CANADA
JANZ TEAM MINISTRIES INC.
KELOWNA CHRISTIAN CENTER SOCIETY
KENNETH COPELAND MINISTRIES
LEPROSY MISSION CANADA (THE)
LIFE LESSONS FROM THE BIBLE
LIFE OUTREACH INTERNATIONAL
LONDON YOUTH FOR CHRIST
MARKETPLACE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
MERCY SHIPS CANADA
MESSIANIC VISION CANADA
MISSION OF MERCY (CANADA)
MISSION SERVICES OF HAMILTON INC.
MISSIONARIES OF AFRICA (SOCIETY OF): WHITE
FATHERS AFRICA
MISSIONNAIRES DE LA CONSOLATA
MORRIS CERULLO WORLD EVANGELISM OF
CANADA
MSC CANADA
NEW TRIBES MISSION OF CANADA
NORTH AMERICA INDIAN MISSION OF CANADA
ONE MISSION SOCIETY (OMS) – CANADA
OPEN DOORS WITH BROTHER ANDREW INC.
OVERSEAS MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP
PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL-CHRISTIAN
NATIONALS EVANGELISM MISSION
PASSIONIST MISSIONS (CANADA)
PONTIFICAL MISSION SOCIETIES
POWER TO CHANGE MINISTRIES
PRANKARD EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION BILL
PROMISE KEEPERS CANADA
RADIO BIBLE CLASS CANADA
RAVI ZACHARIAS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
RESOURCE PARTNERS SRG CANADA, INC.
REVIVAL CANADA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
ASSOCIATION
SAMARITAN’S PURSE – CANADA (THE)
SCARBORO FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY
SEND INTERNATIONAL OF CANADA INC.
SHINING LIGHT MINISTRY
SIM CANADA
SLAVIC GOSPEL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
SOCIETE DES MISSIONS ETRANGERES DE LA
PROVINCE DE QUEBEC
SOCIÉTÉS DES MISSIONNAIRES D’AFRIQUE PÈRES
BLANCS (LES)
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH
SOCIETY OF ST PETER THE APOSTLE FUND
SOUTHERN ALBERTA BIBLE CAMP 1978
SPRINT-PIONEERS MINISTRIES INC.
LATIN AMERICA MISSION (CANADA) INC.
TORONTO AIRPORT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
TRANS WORLD RADIO CANADA
TRANSFORM INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
UFM INTERNATIONAL IN CANADA
UNITED CHRISTIAN BROADCASTERS CANADA
VENTURE TEAMS INTERNATIONAL
VIRGIN OF FATIMA ASSOCIATION INC. /
ASSOCIATION VIERGE DE FATIMA INC.
VISIONLEDD
WORD OF LIFE TABERNACLE SOCIETY
WORLD IMPACT MINISTRIES
WORLD RADIO MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP IN
CANADA
WORLD TEAM
WORLDSERVE MINISTRIES INC.
WORLDWIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS WORLDWIDE
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS (ONTARIO)
WORLDWIDE EVANGELIZATION FOR CHRIST
WYCLIFFE BIBLE TRANSLATORS OF CANADA INC.
YOUNG LIFE OF CANADA
science and technology / Science et Technologie
ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE-FRANCAISE POUR
L’AVANCEMENT DES SCIENCES – FONDS ACFAS
BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
FOUNDATION
CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH
CANADIAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
CERTEX RECYCLAGE DU TEXTILE INC.
DEEP RIVER SCIENCE ACADEMY-WHITESHELL
CAMPUS
FRIENDS OF WYE MARSH INC
LONG POINT BASIN LAND TRUST
NATURE TRUST OF NEW BRUNSWICK (THE)
NIAGARA PENINSULA CONSERVATION
FOUNDATION
ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE THE CENTENNIAL
CENTRE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
RAINY LAKE CONSERVANCY
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
SCIENCE NORTH
SOCIETE ZOOLOGIQUE DE GRANBY INC
SOCIETE ZOOLOGIQUE DE QUEBEC INC (LA)
TELEPHONE HISTORICAL CENTRE
SERVICE COMMITTEE)
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM CONSERVATION
FOUNDATION
YOUTH SCIENCE FOUNDATION
social well-being / Bien-Etre Social
general social welfare services, facilities and supporting foundations
(preventive, emergency, on-going)
Services et facilites pour le bien-etre social en general et fondations d’appui
(preventif, d’urgence et continu)
ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY COUNSELLING AND
EMPLOYMENT FOR NEW CANADIANS (ACCES)
AGA KHAN FOUNDATION CANADA/FONDATION AGA
KHAN CANADA
ALBERTA FOOD BANK NETWORK ASSOCIATION
ALTRUVEST CHARITABLE SERVICES
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
ANBA ABRAAM’S COPTIC CHARITY
ANCOP INTERNATIONAL (CANADA), INC.
ANGLICAN HOUSES (SEE LOFT COMMUNITY
SERVICES)
ARMEE DU SALUT – TERRITOIRE DU CANADA ET
DES BERMUDES – DIVISION DU QUEBEC
ASSOCIATION OF NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSES
BACK DOOR (THE) ‘THE BACK DOOR’ A YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
BISSELL CENTRE
BNEI CHESED FOUNDATION
BOYS’ & GIRLS’ CLUBS OF EDMONTON
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF WILLIAMS LAKE AND
DISTRICT
BREAKFAST CLUBS OF CANADA
CALGARY DREAM CENTRE
CALGARY DROP-IN & REHAB CENTRE SOCIETY
CALGARY HOMELESS FOUNDATION
CALGARY INTER-FAITH FOOD BANK SOCIETY
CALGARY JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY
CALGARY URBAN PROJECT SOCIETY
CALGARY WOMENS EMERGENCY SHELTER
ASSOCIATION
CAMPBELL RIVER CHRISTIAN LIFE DAYCARE
SOCIETY
CAMPOBELLO LODGE INC.
CANADA SAFETY COUNCIL
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR DIVERSITY/CENTRE
CANADIAN POUR LA DIVERSITE
CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY
CANADIAN FOOD FOR CHILDREN
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF PEARL CHILDREN
CANADIAN HADASSAH-WIZO (CHW)
CANADIAN LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF
CANADIAN RED CROSS CANADIAN RED CROSS
SOCIETY (THE)
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY – WESTERN
CANADA OFFICE
DUFFERIN
CARDINAL LEGER ET SES OEUVRES CARDINAL
LEGER & HIS ENDEAVOURS
CAREFORCE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF SASKATOON
(FOUNDATION)
CENTRAL ALBERTA’S SAFE HARBOUR SOCIETY
FOR HEALTH AND HOUSING
CENTRE DE SANTE SAINT-THOMAS HEALTH
CENTRE
CENTRE DES FEMMES DE MONTREAL
CENTRE DES SERVICES COMMUNAUTAIRES DE
VANIER VANIER COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTRE
CHAI LIFELINE (CANADA) INC.
CHARITÉ SOLEIL LEVANT/SUNRISE CHARITY
CHASDEI TOVIM MEOROS
CHILD HAVEN INTERNATIONAL – ACCUEIL
INTERNATIONAL POUR L’ENFANCE
CHILDCARE CANADA SOCIETY
CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION (THE)
CHILDREN’S HUNGER FUND, CANADA / FONDS
POUR LES ENFANTS AFFAMES, CANADA
CHRISTIAN REFORMED WORLD RELIEF
COMMITTEE OF CANADA
CLINTON GIUSTRA SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
INITIATIVE (CANADA)
CLUB DES PETITS DEJEUNERS DU QUEBEC
COMMUNITY CARE – ST. CATHARINES AND
THOROLD
COMMUNITY CENTRE 55
CREDIT COUNSELLING SERVICE OF
CRIDGE CENTRE FOR THE FAMILY
CRISIS AND INTERVENTION & PUBLIC
INFORMATION SOCIETY OF GREATER VICTORIA
SOCIETY OF GREATER VICTORIA
DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK FOUNDATION OF
TORONTO
DEVELOPING WORLD CONNECTIONS SOCIETY
DISASTER AID CANADA
DISTRESS CENTRE CALGARY
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DISTRESS CENTRE PEEL
DIXON HALL
DOFASCO EMPLOYEE DONATIONS FUND DOFASCO
DOG GUIDES CANADA/CHIENS-GUIDES CANADA
DREAMS TAKE FLIGHT (CANADA)/VOYAGE DE
REVES (CANADA)
EDMONTON UNITED JEWISH APPEAL
EDMONTON’S FOOD BANK
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ACHIEVEMENT
VAUGHAN WOMEN’S SHELTER
EMUNAH WOMEN OF CANADA-FEMMES EMUNAH
DU CANADA
ERDO
EVANGEL HALL MISSION
EVA’S INITIATIVES FOR HOMELESS YOUTH
FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICES OF THE
WATERLOO REGION
FAMILY CAREGIVERS’ NETWORK SOCIETY
FAMILY CENTRE FAMILY CENTRE SOCIETY OF
SOUTHERN ALBERTA
FAMILY DAY CARE SERVICES
FAMILY SERVICE TORONTO
FAMILY SERVICES OF GREATER VANCOUVER
FEDERATION OF CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF BC
FERNWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OF
GREATER VICTORIA
FOCUS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CANADA –
FOCUS ASSISTANCE HUMANITAIRE CANADA
FONDATION DU CENTRE DE PRÉVENTION DU
SUICIDE
FONDATION INTÉGRACTION DU QUÉBEC /
INTEGRACTION FOUNDATION OF QUEBEC
FONDATION MISSION OLD BREWERY
FONDATION ONE DROP / ONE DROP FOUNDATION
FOOD BANK MONCTON, INC.
FOOD BANK OF WATERLOO REGION (THE)
FOOD BANKS CANADA
FOODSHARE
FOODSHARE TORONTO
FRASER VALLEY GLEANERS SOCIETY
FRIENDS OF THE ORPHANS, CANADA
FURNITURE BANK
GATES OF MERCY
GERMAN-CANADIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF BC
GILDA’S CLUB BARRIE ONTARIO
GIZEH SHRINE PATIENT TRANSPORTATION
SOCIETY
GOLDSTREAM FOOD BANK SOCIETY
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY (THE) (A LUTHERAN
SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION)
GOOD SHEPHERD CENTRES
GOOD SHEPHERD REFUGE SOCIAL MINISTRIES
GREATER HAMILTON FOOD SHARE
GREATER VANCOUVER FOOD BANK SOCIETY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BOUNDARY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BRAMPTON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BRANDON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BRANT
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BROOKS DISTRICT
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CABOT
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CALGARY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CAMROSE SOCIETY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CHATHAM-KENT
HABITAT POUR L’HUMANITÉ REGION DES
DEUX-MONTAGNES / HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
DEUX-MONTAGNES REGION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY EDMONTON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY FREDERICTON REGION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GREATER KINGSTON &
FRONTENAC
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GREATER VANCOUVER
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GREY-BRUCE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HALTON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HAMILTON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY KAMLOOPS
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY KELOWNA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY LETHBRIDGE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY LONDON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MONCTON AREA
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HABITAT POUR L’HUMANITÉ MONTRÉAL
SUD-OUEST INC. / HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
MONTREAL SOUTH-WEST
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MOUNTAIN VIEW
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MUSKOKA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY NATIONAL CAPITAL
REGION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY NIAGARA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY NORTHUMBERLAND
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY ON THE BORDER
LLOYDMINSTER SOCIETY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY ORILLIA/LAKE COUNTRY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PETERBOROUGH &
DISTRICT
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PRINCE ALBERT
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PRINCE
EDWARD-HASTINGS
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PRINCE GEORGE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RED DEER REGION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY REGINA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SAINT JOHN
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SASKATOON
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SAULT STE. MARIE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SEAWAY VALLEY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SOUTH OKANAGAN
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SOUTH PEACE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY STRATFORD-PERTH
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SUDBURY DISTRICT
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SUNSHINE COAST
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY THOUSAND ISLANDS
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY THUNDER BAY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TORONTO
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY UPPER FRASER VALLEY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY VICTORIA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WATERLOO REGION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WELLINGTON COUNTY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WEST KOOTNENAY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WINDSOR-ESSEX
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WINNIPEG
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WOOD BUFFALO
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY YORK REGION
HARMONY PLACE SUPPORT SERVICES
HELP THE AGED (CANADA)-AIDE AUX AINES
(CANADA)
HERITAGE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
MANITOBA INC.
HILL HOUSE HOSPICE INC
HOMESTART FOUNDATION
HOPE FOR THE NATIONS
HOPE FOUNDATION OF ALBERTA
HOPE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
HOPE MISSION
HOPE WORLDWIDE OF CANADA
HORIZON HOUSING SOCIETY
HUMAN CONCERN INTERNATIONAL (HCI)
HUMANITARIAN AID RESPONSE TEAM SOCIETY
(HART)
HUNGRY FOR LIFE INTERNATIONAL
HURONIA TRANSITION HOMES
IDE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES
ASSOCIATION INC.
COLUMBIA (THE)
INFORMATION ORILLIA
INN FROM THE COLD SOCIETY
INN OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (SARNIA) INC (THE)
INNER CITY YOUTH ALIVE, INC
INTERFAITH FOOD BANK SOCIETY OF LETHBRIDGE
INTERNATIONAL NEEDS CANADA
INTERVAL HOUSE
IODE CANADA IMPERIAL ORDER DAUGHTERS OF
THE EMPIRE
JENNIFER ASHLEIGH CHILDREN’S CHARITY
JEWISH FAMILY & CHILD SERVICE OF GREATER
TORONTO
JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILD SERVICE OF GREATER
TORONTO
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES AGENCY OF
VANCOUVER
JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICE OF METRO
TORONTO
JOHN BOSCO CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
FOUNDATION
KIDS KOTTAGE FOUNDATION
KINGSTON INTERVAL HOUSE
KINSMEN FOUNDATION INC.
LATVIAN RELIEF SOCIETY OF CANADA (DAUGAVAS
VANAGI) (THE)
LIFERING SECULAR RECOVERY SOCIETY CANADA
LIVING THROUGH LOSS COUNSELLING SOCIETY
OF BC
LOOKOUT EMERGENCY AID SOCIETY
LOVING SPOONFUL (A) – VANCOUVER MEALS
SOCIETY
MADD CANADA (MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK
DRIVING)
MARIAN CENTRE
MARIAN CENTRE INC
MARINERS HOUSE OF MONTREAL
MEALS HERE & THERE INC.
MEALS ON WHEELS OF WINNIPEG
MENNONITE CENTRAL COMMITTEE (MCC) BRITISH
COLUMBIA
METRO FOOD BANK SOCIETY – NOVA SCOTIA
MILLENNIUM PROMISE CANADA/ LA PROMESSE
DU MILLÉNAIRE CANADA
MISSION BON ACCUEIL WELCOME HALL MISSION
MISSION SERVICES OF LONDON
MOISSON MONTREAL INC.
MOISSON QUEBEC INC.
MOMENTUM COMMUNITY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
MON SHEONG FOUNDATION
MUKI BAUM ASSOCIATION FOR THE
REHABILITATION OF MULTI HANDICAPPED INC.
MUSLIM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF CALGARY
MUSLIM WELFARE CENTRE OF TORONTO
MUSTARD SEED STREET MINISTRY EDMONTON
NA’AMAT CANADA INC.
NEIGHBOUR TO NEIGHBOUR CENTRE (HAMILTON)
NELLIE PHILANTHROPY FOUNDATION
NIAGARA WAREHOUSE OF HOPE
NORTH KOOTENAY LAKE COMMUNITY SERVICES
SOCIETY
NORTH YORK HARVEST FOOD BANK
ONE FAMILY FUND CANADA
ONTARIO REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION (OREA)
FOUNDATION
OPERATION SAVE CANADA’S TEENAGERS
OPERATION SPRINGBOARD
OPTIONS COMMUNITY SERVICES
OUR PLACE SOCIETY
OXFAM-QUEBEC
PARADISE CHARITY GROUP
PARTNERS IN THE HORN OF AFRICA
PHOENIX COMMUNITY WORKS FOUNDATION
PREGNANCY AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
PRESIDENT’S CHOICE CHILDREN’S CHARITY LA
FONDATION POUR LES ENFANTS LE CHOIX DU
PRESIDENT
QUEST OUTREACH SOCIETY
RAISING THE ROOF CHEZ TOIT
REGINA & DISTRICT FOOD BANK INC.
RIDEAUWOOD ADDICTION AND FAMILY SERVICES
ROMERO HOUSE INC.
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OF SOUTHWESTERN
ONTARIO SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
CHILDRENS CARE INC.
ROTARY FOUNDATION CANADA
RUCHAMA FRAIDEL RELIEF ORGANIZATION
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. FOUNDATION
SAINT JUDE’S HEALTH MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
SALVATION ARMY CALGARY AGAPE HOSPICE
SASKATOON FOOD BANK INCORPORATED
SCOTT MISSION (THE)
SECOND HARVEST FOOD SUPPORT COMMITTEE
SEEDS OF HOPE, CHILDRENS MINISTRY
SHARELIFE – CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO
SHEPHERDS OF GOOD HOPE
SHOREFAST FOUNDATION
SINNEAVE FAMILY FOUNDATION, THE SINNEAVE
FAMILY FOUNDATION, THE
SKYWORKS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
SLEEPING CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD
LA SOCIÉTÉ DE SAINT-VINCENT DE PAUL DE
MONTRÉAL
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL, TORONTO
CENTRAL COUNCIL
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL OF VANCOUVER
ISLAND
SOULS HARBOUR RESCUE MISSION
SOULS HARBOUR RESCUE MISSION, INC.
SPARC BC SOCIETY
ST CATHARINES FOLK ARTS MULTICULTURAL
CENTRE
ST CLARE’S MULTIFAITH HOUSING SOCIETY
ST JAMES COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY
ST JUDE’S ANGLICAN HOME
ST STEPHEN’S COMMUNITY HOUSE
STEELWORKERS HUMANITY FUND INC / LE FONDS
HUMANITAIRE DES METALLOS INC.
STEELWORKERS HUMANITY FUND INC./ LE FONDS
HUMANITAIRE DES METALLOS INC.
STEPS SOCIETY FOR PERMANENT RECOVERY
STREET TEAMS / SAFE HOUSE SOCIETY
(CALGARY)
SUDBURY COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTRE
SURREY FOOD BANK SOCIETY
SUSTAINABLE CITIES FOUNDATION
TEEN CHALLENGE INC.
TEEN CHALLENGE OF CENTRAL CANADA INC
TELECARE ORILLIA (DISTRESS LINE)
TORONTO ARTILLERY FOUNDATION (THE)
TORONTO PEOPLE WITH AIDS FOUNDATION
TORONTO WINDFALL CLOTHING SUPPORT
SERVICE
TROPICANA COMMUNITY SERVICES
ORGANIZATION OF SCARBOROUGH, THE
UNION GOSPEL MISSION
UNITED ISRAEL APPEAL OF CANADA INC
UNITED JEWISH APPEAL OF WINDSOR TRUST,
UNITED WAY OF CHATHAM-KENT
VANCOUVER POLICE FOUNDATION
VE’AHAVTA: THE CANADIAN JEWISH
HUMANITARIAN & RELIEF COMMITTEE
VICTIM SERVICES PROGRAM OF TORONTO INC.
VOLUNTEER CANADA – BENEVOLES CANADA
WARDEN WOODS COMMUNITY CENTREWATOTO
CANADA
WELCOME HALL MISSION – MISSION BON
ACCUEIL
WEST CENTRAL ABILITIES INC
WESTERN OTTAWA COMMUNITY RESOURCE
CENTRE
WHITE RIBBON CAMPAIGN
WINGS OF PROVIDENCE SOCIETY
WINNIPEG HARVEST INC.
WOODGREEN COMMUNITY SERVICES/
FOUNDATION
WOODGREEN RED DOOR FAMILY SHELTER
WORD & DEED MINISTRIES CANADA INC.
Y.E.S.S.: YOUTH EMERGENCY SHELTER SOCIETY
OF EDMONTON
YISMAH MOSHE HEVRAJ PINTO CHARITABLE
SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
YMCA CANADA
YMCA CANADA – THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
YMCAS
YMCA OF GREATER VANCOUVER
YONGE STREET MISSION (THE)
PETERBOROUGH, VICTORIA AND HALIBURTON
YOUTH WITH A MISSION SOCIETY (MEXICO)
YOUTH WITHOUT SHELTER NORTH YORK
EMERGENCY RESIDENCE AND REFERRAL
AGENCY
YWCA VANCOUVER
services, facilities and organizations for those with mental
anD/or physical disabilities (emergency and on-going services and facilities;
advocacy and public education activities)
Services, facilites et organismes pour personnes avec infirmites physiques
et/ou mentales (services et facilites d’urgence et de soins continus
activites de soutien et d’education publique)
416 COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR WOMEN
ALBERTA GUIDE DOG SERVICES
ALBERTA NORTHERN LIGHTS WHEELCHAIR
BASKETBALL SOCIETY
ALGOMA FAMILY SERVICES FOUNDATION
AMPUTÉS DE GUERRE – QUÉBEC (LES)
ASSOCIATION POUR L’INTÉGRATION SOCIALE
(RÉGION DE QUÉBEC)
AUTISM ONTARIO
BC LIONS SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN WITH
DISABILITIES
BC PARAPLEGIC ASSOCIATION
BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION SUDBURY &
DISTRICT
BRITISH COLUMBIA GUIDE DOG SERVICES
CAMP HEALTH, HOPE AND HAPPINESS (CAMP HE
HO HA) CAMP HEALTH, HOPE & HAPPINESS
SOCIETY
CAMPHILL FOUNDATION CANADA CCO –
CAMPHILL COMMUNITIES ONTARIO INC.
CAMROSE ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT LIVING
CENTRES (CAILC)
CANADIAN GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND
CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
(THE) CNIB
CAPITAL MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION OF BC
CEREBRAL PALSY PARENT COUNCIL OF TORONTO
CHRISTIAN HORIZONS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION OF
CANADA
CNIB – CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE
BLIND (THE)
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FOR RIDING FOR THE
DISABLED (C.A.R.D.)
COMMUNITY CONCERNS FOR THE MEDICALLY
FRAGILE
COMMUNITY LIVING TORONTO
COMMUNITY LIVING-GRIMSBY, LINCOLN & WEST
LINCOLN
DEAFBLIND ONTARIO SERVICES
DOGS WITH WINGS ASSISTANCE DOG SOCIETY
EASTER SEALS BRITISH COLUMBIA
EASTER SEALS CANADA
EASTER SEALS MANITOBA SOCIETY FOR
MANITOBANS WITH DISABILITIES (SMD)
FOUNDATION
EASTER SEALS NEW BRUNSWICK
EASTER SEALS ONTARIO
EASTER SEALS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
EPILEPSIE CANADA
EPILEPSY CANADA
FIVE COUNTIES CHILDREN’S CENTRE FOUNDATION
FONDATION DES SOURDS DU QUEBEC
FORT ST JOHN ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY
LIVING
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF TORONTO
HALDIMAND-NORFOLK R.E.A.C.H.
HALDISSE COMMUNITY SERVICES INC.
HUTTON HOUSE
HUTTON HOUSE FOUNDATION
INSTITUT NATIONAL CANADIEN POUR LES
AVEUGLES (L’)
INVISIBLE MINORITY FOUNDATION
KERRY’S PLACE AUTISM SERVICES
L’ARCHE ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY
L’ARCHE COMOX VALLEY
L’ARCHE DAYBREAK
L’ARCHE TORONTO
L’ARCHE WINNIPEG INC.
LIONS FOUNDATION OF CANADA DOG GUIDES
LOFT COMMUNITY SERVICES (FORMERLY
ANGLICAN HOUSES)
MARCH OF DIMES CANADA
MIRA FOUNDATION
NATIONAL OFFICE
NANAIMO NEUROLOGICAL & CEREBRAL PALSY
ASSOC.
NATIONAL BROADCAST READING SERVICE (THE)
(NBRS)
NEIL SQUIRE FOUNDATION (THE)
NEW VISIONS HOMES FOR CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR SPECIAL
OLYMPICS
NORTH SHORE DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
ONTARIO FEDERATION FOR CEREBRAL PALSY
ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES
OTTAWA-CARLETON ASSOCIATION FOR PERSONS
WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
PARKINSON’S SOCIETY OF ALBERTA (THE)
PINE RIVER INSTITUTE
PLAINFIELD COMMUNITY HOMES
QUEBEC SOCIETY FOR DISABLED CHILDREN /
SOCIETE POUR LES ENFANTS HANDICAPES DU
QUEBEC
REACH FOR THE RAINBOW
RECREATION INTEGRATION VICTORIA VICTORIA
INTEGRATION SOCIETY
RYGIEL SUPPORTS FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
SAFEHAVEN PROJECT FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
SASKATCHEWAN ABILITIES COUNCIL INC.
SEMIAHMOO HOUSE SOCIETY
SHARP FOUNDATION (THE)
SIMCOE COMMUNITY SERVICES FOUNDATION
SKILLS SOCIETY ...CREATING SUPPORTIVE
ENVIRONMENTS FOR PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
SOCIETY FOR MANITOBANS WITH DISABILITIES
(SMD) FOUNDATION
STARS FOR LIFE FOUNDATION FOR AUTISM INC.
STARS FOR LIFE INC.
STRIDE
SURREY PLACE CENTRE CHARITABLE
FOUNDATION
TRAIL ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
VARIETY – THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY (ONTARIO)
VARIETY, THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY OF MANITOBA
VOICE FOR HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN
WAR AMPS (THE)
WENDAT COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC SUPPORT
PROGRAM
WESTERN INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND HARD
OF HEARING
WOLFVILLE L’ARCHE HOMEFIRES SOCIETY
WOOD’S HOMES FOUNDATION
WORLD FELLOWSHIP FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA &
ALLIED DISORDERS
Y’S OWL MACLURE COOPERATIVE CENTRE INC.
services, facilities and organizations for children and Youth
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and related activites)
Services, facilites et organismes pour les enfants et les Jeunesses (services et facilités
d’urgence et de soins continus, activités de soutien et d’éducation publique)
24 HOUR RELAY FOR THE KIDS SOCIETY
24 HOUR RELAY FOR THE KIDS SOCIETY –
VICTORIA
ABH CHILD ADOLESCENT AND FAMILY SERVICES
ADOPTION OPTIONS ALBERTA LTD.
ADOPTIVE FAMILIES ASSOCIATION OF BC
AISLING DISCOVERIES CHILD AND FAMILY
CENTRE
ALBERTA ADOLESCENT RECOVERY CENTRE
ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN AND TELEVISION (THE)
ALMOST HOME/YOUNG PATIENTS’ FAMILY
SUPPORT SERVICES OF SOUTHEASTERN
ONTARIO INC.
ALTERNATE SHELTER SOCIETY
BC EASTER SEAL SOCIETY
BIG BROTHERS & BIG SISTERS OF TORONTO
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF BARRIE &
DISTRICT
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF KAWARTHA
LAKES – HALIBURTON
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF
MORDEN-WINKLER AND DISTRICT
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF ORILLIA &
DISTRICT
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF THE GEORGIAN
TRIANGLE
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS OF PEEL INC.
BON DIEU DANS LA RUE (LE)
BOOST CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND
INTERVENTION
BOSCO HOMES A SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF ORILLIA BOYS & GIRLS
CLUB OF NORTH SIMCOE
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF OTTAWA
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB SERVICES OF GREATER
VICTORIA
BOYS’ & GIRLS’ CLUBS OF CALGARY
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF ONTARIO
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF SARNIA
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF CANADA
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF WINNIPEG INC.
BREAKFAST FOR LEARNING
BULKLEY VALLEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
BURNS MEMORIAL FUND FOR CHILDREN
CALGARY FAMILY SERVICES
CAMP JARDIN (GAN) D’ISRAEL / CAMP GARDEN
(GAN) OF ISRAELV
CAMP OOCHIGEAS
CAMP QUALITY INC.
CAMP WINSTON/THE PINE BAY FOUNDATION
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR CHILD PROTECTION
CHILD FIND MANITOBA
CENTRE DAVID SMITH CENTRE – YOUTH DRUG &
ALCOHOL CENTRE
CHILD FIND (ONTARIO) INC.
CHILD FIND ALBERTA SOCIETY
CHILD FIND PEI
CHILD FIND SASKATCHEWAN INC.
CHILD HUNGER & EDUCATION PROGRAM
CHILDHOOD CANCER FOUNDATION –
CANDLELIGHTERS CANADA
CHILDREN’S AID FOUNDATION
CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY OF HAMILTON
CHILDREN’S AUTISM SERVICES OF EDMONTON
CHILDREN’S CENTRE FOUNDATION THUNDER BAY
CHILDREN’S COTTAGE SOCIETY OF CALGARY
CHILDREN’S HEARING AND SPEECH CENTRE OF
BC INC.
MANITOBA INC (THE)
CHILDREN’S TREATMENT CENTRE FOUNDATION
OF CHATHAM-KENT
CHILDREN’S WISH FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
CHOICES YOUTH SHELTER
CHRISTIE LAKE KIDS
CKNW ORPHANS’ FUND
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FOR RIDING FOR THE
DISABLED (C.A.R.D.)
COMMUNITY CONCERNS FOR THE MEDICALLY
FRAGILE
CONCERNED KIDS
COVENANT HOUSE
COVENANT HOUSE VANCOUVER
DANS LA RUE/BON DIEU DANS LA RUE (LE)
DISTRICT 69 FAMILY RESOURCE ASSOCIATION
DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD – ONTARIO (THE)
EASTER SEAL HOUSE SOCIETY
ELGIN CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE OF INVERMERE
FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES WINDSOR / ESSEX
COUNTY
FONDATION DE L’HOPITAL POUR ENFANTS DE
L’EST DE L’ONTARIO
FONDATION GENERATIONS FOUNDATION
FOOTPRINTS (RESPITE CARE FOR KIDS WITH
AUTISM)
GEORGE HULL CENTRE FOR CHILDREN &
FAMILIES
GRANDS FRERES GRANDES SOEURS DU GRAND
MONTREAL / BIGBROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF
GREATER MONTREAL
GRANDS FRERES / GRANDES SOEURS DU SUROIT
TORONTO CENTRE
HALIFAX TRANSITION HOUSE ASSOCIATION
BRYONY HOUSE
HELP FILL A DREAM FOUNDATION OF CANADA
HEALTH
HOME CHILD CARE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO
HOPE FOR CHILDREN FOUNDATION
INTERNATIONAL CHILD CARE: HEALTH & HOPE IN
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HAITI
JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF NORTH ISLAND (THE)
KEATS CAMPS
KIDS HELP PHONE
KIDS HELP PHONE – ATLANTIC REGION
KIDS UP FRONT FOUNDATION (VANCOUVER)
KIDSABILITY FOUNDATION KIDSABILITY CENTRE
FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
KNOWLES CENTRE INC.
LAKE OF THE WOODS CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CENTRE
LEAVE OUT VIOLENCE (LOVE)
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MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF BC & YUKON
MAKE-A-WISH CANADA
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF EASTERN
ONTARIO
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF SOUTHWESTERN
ONTARIO
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF THE NORTHERN
ALBERTA
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF TORONTO &
CENTRAL ONTARIO (THE)
MALVERN ROUGE VALLEY YOUTH SERVICES (THE)
MANITOBA FOSTER FAMILY NETWORK INC.
MONCTON YOUTH RESIDENCES INC.
MOORELANDS COMMUNITY SERVICES
ESTABLISHED 1912
NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN’S FUND (CANADA)
NEW BEGINNINGS ESSEX COUNTY
NEW PATH FOUNDATION
NEW VISIONS HOMES FOR CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS
NIAGARA CENTRE FOR YOUTH CARE
ASSOCIATION
OOLAGEN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH
PATHWAYS COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION
PATHWAYS FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES
OF YORK REGION INC.
PATHWAYS SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
AND FAMILIE
PATHWAYS TO EDUCATION CANADA
PEEL CHILDREN’S CENTRE
PHOENIX YOUTH PROGRAMS
QUESNEL & DISTRICT CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CENTRE
QUINTE COMMUNITY LEARNING – BRIDGING THE
GAP
RAINBOW SOCIETY OF ALBERTA (THE)
RAINBOW YOUTH CENTRE INC.
REACH OUT CENTRE FOR KIDS (ROCK)
FOUNDATION
RED DEER FAMILY SERVICE BUREAU
REGESH FAMILY & CHILD SERVICES
RESTIGOUCHE FAMILY CRISIS INTERVENERS INC.
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE ATLANTIC CANADA
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE BC CHILDREN’S
FAMILY HOUSE SOCIETY OF BC THE
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE EDMONTON
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SOUTHERN ALBERTA
OWNED BY SOUTHERN ALBERTA PEDIATRIC
HOSTEL SOCIETY
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE TORONTO TORONTO
CHILDREN’S CARE INC.
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE WINNIPEG
PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY FAMILY CENTRE OF
MANITOBA INC.
SAFEHAVEN PROJECT FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
SASKATOON SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF
CHILDREN INC.
SECOND BASE (SCARBOROUGH) YOUTH SHELTER
SERVE! SERVE CANADA YOUTH SERVICE
ORGANIZATION
CHILDREN FOUNDATION
SKETCH – THE WORKING ARTS STUDIO FOR
STREET-INVOLVED AND HOMELESS YOUTH
SNOWSUIT FUND/LE FONDS HABINEIGE, THE
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO YFC/YOUTH
UNLIMITED
STARLIGHT CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION CANADA
TEN OAKS PROJECT
TIM HORTON CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
TORONTO STAR CHILDREN’S CHARITIES
TOUCHSTONE YOUTH CENTRE
TRAIL FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL RESOURCE CENTRE
TRAILS YOUTH INITIATIVES
TREE FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
SERVICE COMMITTEE)
VARIETY – THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY OF BC
VARIETY CLUB OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, TENT 47
WELCOME HALL MISSION – MISSION BON
ACCUEIL
WESTMINSTER CHILDREN’S AFTER SCHOOL
SOCIETY
WILLIAM ROPER HULL CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES
WINDSOR RESIDENCE FOR YOUNG MEN
WYNDHAM HOUSE
YFC / YOUTH UNLIMITED
YOUTH ASSISTING YOUTH
YOUTHDALE TREATMENT CENTRES FOUNDATION
YOUTHLINK
ZAJAC RANCH FOR CHILDREN (THE) THE ZAJAC
RANCH SOCIETY
services, facilities and organizations for animal welfare
Services, facilites et organismes pour le bien-etre des animaux
ADOPT-A-DOG/SAVE-A-LIFE
ALBERTA ANIMAL RESCUE CREW SOCIETY
ANIMAL AIDE OF ST. THOMAS ELGIN
ANIMAL WELFARE FOUNDATION OF CANADA
ANNEX CAT RESCUE
BEAR VALLEY RESCUE
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS – BC
SPCA
CALGARY HUMANE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
CANADIAN FEDERATION OF HUMANE SOCIETIES
CANADIAN FOUNDATION FOR NO-KILL ANIMAL
SHELTERS
EDMONTON HUMANE SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
FOR THE LOVE OF PARROTS REFUGE SOCIETY
GINA GREYHOUNDS IN NEED OF ADOPTION
HAMILTON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (THE)
HUMANE SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION
KINGSTON HUMANE SOCIETY
LINCOLN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
LONDON HUMANE SOCIETY
MARMOT RECOVERY FOUNDATION
MEOW FOUNDATION FOR THE ADOPTION OF
ABANDONED CATS
ONTARIO SPCA ONTARIO SOCIETY FOR THE
RESCUE AND SANCTUARY FOR THREATENED
ANIMALS R.A.S.T.A.
SAVING ANIMALS AT RISK
TORONTO HUMANE SOCIETY
WELLAND AND DISTRICT SOCIETY FOR
WINDSOR / ESSEX COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
WINNIPEG HUMANE SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TOANIMALS (THE)
WORLD SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF
ANIMALS CANADA (WSPA)
WRA WILDLIFE RESCUE ASSOCIATION OF BC
services, facilities and organizations for women
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and related activities)
Services, facilites et organismes pour les femmes
(services et facilites d’urgence et de soins continus, activites de soutien et connexes)
AFGHAN WOMEN’S COUNSELLING & INTEGRATION
COMMUNITY SUPPORT ORGANIZATION
ASSAULTED WOMEN’S HELPLINE
AVENTA TREATMENT FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN
BERNADETTE MCCANN HOUSE FOR WOMEN INC.
CALGARY INTER-FAITH FURNITURE SOCIETY
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ABUSE AWARENESS
CENTRAL ALBERTA WOMEN’S EMERGENCY
SHELTER SOCIETY
COUCHICHING JUBILEE HOUSE
ERNESTINE’S WOMEN’S SHELTER
FORT MCMURRAY FAMILY CRISIS SOCIETY
TORONTO CENTRE
HALIFAX TRANSITION HOUSE ASSOCIATION
BRYONY HOUSEHALTON WOMEN’S PLACE
HIATUS HOUSE
INTERIM PLACE
INTERVAL HOUSE OF OTTAWA
L’ASSOCIATION D’ENTRAIDE LE CHAINON
MAISON DE LINA / LINA’S HOME
MARILLAC PLACE
MINERVA FOUNDATION FOR BC WOMEN
MOOSE JAW TRANSITION HOUSE MOOSE JAW
WOMEN’S TRANSITION ASSOCIATION INC.
NELLIE’S SHELTER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
WOMEN’S HOSTELS INC.
NEW BEGINNINGS SUPPORT PROGRAM
ODYSSEY HOUSE GRANDE PRAIRIE WOMEN’S
RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
OSBORNE HOUSE INC.
PASSION FOUNDATION
SISTERING – A WOMEN’S PLACE
SONSHINE SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
SERVICES
SOUTH OKANAGAN WOMEN IN NEED SOCIETY
SURREY WOMEN’S CENTRE SOCIETY
TALITHA KOUM SOCIETY
THOMPSON CRISIS CENTRE
TRI-CITY WOMEN’S RESOURCE SOCIETY
VICTORIA COUNTY WOMEN’S RESOURCE
SERVICES
VICTORIA WOMEN’S TRANSITION HOUSE SOCIETY
WOMEN & CHILDREN’S SHELTER (BARRIE)
WOMEN IN NEED SOCIETY OF CALGARY
WOMEN’S FUTURE FUND
WOMEN’S HOUSE SERVING BRUCE & GREY
WOMEN’S LEGAL EDUCATION AND ACTION FUND
INC. LEAF
WOMEN’S RURAL RESOURCE CENTRE
STRATHROY AND AREA
YMCA OF OWEN SOUND
YWCA DURHAM OSHAWA YOUNG WOMEN’S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
YWCA OF EDMONTON
YWCA TORONTO
YWCA VANCOUVER
services, facilities and organizations for native groups
(emergency and on-going services and facilities; advocacy and related activities)
Services, facilites et organismes pour les groupes autochtones
(services et facilites d’urgence et de soins continus, activites de soutien et connexes)
ARTSCAN CIRCLE ARTSCAN CIRCLE – LINKING
CREATIVE ARTISTS WITH AT-RISK YOUTH
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CARING FOR FIRST NATIONS CHILDREN SOCIETY
EN’OWKIN CENTRE
FIRST NATIONS FRIENDSHIP CENTRE
services and organizations for other specific social issues
(research, public education, advocacy, services)
Services et organismes pour autres issues sociales particulieres
(recherches, education publique, activites de soutien, services)
ALCOHOL-DRUG EDUCATION SERVICE
CALGARY COMMUNITIES AGAINST SEXUAL ABUSE
(CCASA)
CANADIAN CIVIL LIBERTIES EDUCATION TRUST
CANADIAN COUNCIL FOR REFUGEES
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND – MANITOBA
DIVISION INC.
CENTRE DE PRÉVENTION DE LA VIOLENCE
FAMILIALE GENERATIONS
CHURCH COUNCIL ON JUSTICE AND
CORRECTIONS (THE)
COMMUNITY LAUNDRY CO-OPERATIVE
CRIME STOPPERS OF SIMCOE-DUFFERINMUSKOKA
EDMONTON JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY
FREEING THE HUMAN SPIRIT
FRONTIER COLLEGE FOUNDATION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CANADA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HALIFAX REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HURONIA HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY – HURONIA, INC.
IMAGINE CANADA
COLUMBIA (THE)
JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE)
MANITOBA
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF NEW
BRUNSWICK
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF NOVA
SCOTIA
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF QUEBEC
(AQETA)
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF YUKON
TERRITORY
EDWARD ISLAND
LESBIAN GAY BISEXUAL YOUTH PROJECT SOCIETY
LITERACY BC SOCIETY
MEAL EXCHANGE
MUSTARD SEED (CALGARY) STREET MINISTRY
PACIFICA HOUSING
PENYEM JAMORAI RELIEF ORGANIZATION
RECOVERY ACRES (CALGARY) SOCIETY
REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANT ADVISORY COUNCIL
RESURRECTION RECOVERY RESOURCE CENTRE
SAVE A FAMILY PLAN
STOP COMMUNITY FOOD CENTRE (THE)
THREADS OF LIFE
services, facilities and organizations for senior citizens
facilites et organismes pour les personnes agees
CALGARY MEALS ON WHEELS
CHATS COMMUNITY HOME ASSISTANCE TO
SENIORS
COMMUNITY CARE NORTHUMBERLAND
COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES OF NIAGARA
REGION
CUMMINGS JEWISH CENTRE FOR SENIORS
FOUNDATION
EDMONTON MEALS ON WHEELS
GLEBE CENTRE INC. (THE)
GREATER EDMONTON FOUNDATION
IOOF SENIORS HOMES INC.
LOUIS BRIER JEWISH AGED FOUNDATION
PETITS FRERES DES PAUVRES (LES)
ST CLAIR WEST SERVICES FOR SENIORS
ST JOSEPH’S VILLA FOUNDATION
YEE HONG COMMUNITY WELLNESS FOUNDATION
ZOOTHÉRAPIE QUÉBEC
sport and recreation / Sports et Recreation
organizations, facilities and supporting foundations
For all sports and recreational activities
Organismes, facilites et fondations
d’appui pour tout les sports et activites recreatives
ALBERTA BALLET COMPANY
BASKETBALL SOCIETY
ALBERTA SPORTS AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BLIND
ALBERTA TRAIL NET SOCIETY
BC WHEELCHAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION
BRUCE TRAIL CONSERVANCY (THE) (FORMERLY
ASSOCIATION)
CAMP TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT
CENTRE
CANADA’S SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CANADIAN HOCKEY FOUNDATION (THE)
CANADIAN OUTWARD BOUND WILDERNESS
SCHOOL
CANADIAN PARALYMPIC FOUNDATION
CANADIAN RUGBY FOUNDATION
CENTRAL ONTARIO DEVELOPMENTAL RIDING
PROGRAM PRIDE STABLES
CENTRE JUIF CUMMINGS POUR AINES/
CORNER BROOK STREAM DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
FONDATION HÉRITAGE DU NORD
FONDATION PERE MARCEL SABLON
FONDATION SPORT PUR
FUNDY CIVIC CENTRE INC.
GULL LAKE BAPTIST CAMP
HABONIM ZIONIST SOCIETY-CHARITABLE TRUST
OPERATING CAMP MIRIAM,
HRVATSKO FRANJEVACKO SREDISTE ONTARIO
JAYS CARE FOUNDATION
JEUNESSE AU SOLEIL INCORPOREE/SUN YOUTH
ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE OF GREATER
VANCOUVER
LIFE SAVING SOCIETY – BC & YUKON BRANCHLIFE
SAVING SOCIETY – ONTARIO BRANCH
LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CANADA
LIONS DORSET DIALYSIS CAMP
LONGRUN THOROUGHBRED RETIREMENT
SOCIETY
MINI YO WE INC. CAMP
MINISTERES DE HOCKEY INTERNATIONAUX/
HOCKEY MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR SPECIAL
OLYMPICS
OUTDOOR RECREATION COUNCIL OF BC
OUTWARD BOUND CANADA
PARTICIPACTION
PATRO DE CHARLESBOURG
RAPTORS FOUNDATION
SAINT JOHN HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
LASHBURN SPROTSPLEX COMMITTEE
SPECIAL OLYMPICS ALBERTA ASSOCIATION
SPECIAL OLYMPICS ONTARIO
STILLWOOD CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTRE
TRANS CANADA TRAIL – SENTIER
TRANSCANADIEN
TRIPS FOR KIDS VANCOUVER
TRUE SPORT FOUNDATION
WILDERNESS RETREAT SOCIETY (THE)
YMCA CANADA
YMCA CANADA – THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
YMCAS
YMCA OF BELLEVILLE AND QUINTE
YMCA OF BRANDON
YMCA OF BROCKVILLE
YMCA OF CALGARY
YMCA OF CAMBRIDGE
YMCA OF CAPE BRETON
YMCA-YWCA OF THE CENTRAL OKANAGAN
YMCA OF CHATHAM-KENT
YMCA OF CUMBERLAND
YMCA OF EDMONTON
YMCA OF EXPLOITS VALLEY
YMCA OF FREDERICTON
YMCA-YWCA OF GUELPH
YMCA OF GREATER HALIFAX-DARTMOUTH
YMCA OF HAMILTON-BURLINGTON
YMCA OF HUMBER COMMUNITY
YMCA-YWCA OF KAMLOOPS
YMCA OF KINGSTON
YMCA OF KITCHENER-WATERLOO
YMCA OF LETHBRIDGE
YMCA OF LUNENBURG COUNTY
YMCA OF MEDICINE HAT
YMCA OF GREATER MONCTON
YMCA OF MOOSE JAW
YMCA-YWCA OF NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
YMCA OF NIAGARA
YMCA OF NORTH BAY & DISTRICT
YMCA OF NORTHUMBERLAND
YMCA OF OAKVILLE
YMCA OF OWEN SOUND
YMCA OF PETERBOROUGH
YMCA OF PICTOU COUNTY
YMCA OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
YMCA OF PRINCE GEORGE
YMCA OF REGINA
YMCA OF SARNIA-LAMBTON
YMCA OF SASKATOON
YMCA OF SAULT STE MARIE
YMCA OF SIMCOE/MUSKOKA
YMCA OF STRATFORD-PERTH
YMCA OF SUDBURY
YMCA OF TIMMINS
YMCA OF GREATER TORONTO
YMCA-YWCA OF GREATER VICTORIA
YMCA OF WESTERN ONTARIO
YMCA OF WINDSOR-ESSEX COUNTY
YMCA-YWCA OF WINNIPEG
YMCA OF WOOD BUFFALO
YMCA OF YARMOUTH
YMCA-YWCA OF NORTHEAST AVALON
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Alberta Guide Dog Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Amnesty International – Canadian Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Amputés de guerre – Quebec (Les) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Animal Welfare Foundation of Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Armée du Salut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Arthritis & Autoimmunity Research
Centre Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Arthritis Society (The) – National Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Autism Support Dogs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
BC Cancer Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Blumberg Segal LLP, Mark Blumberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
British Columbia Guide Dog Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP, Margaret Mason . . . . . . . . . . 181
CAGP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Calgary Family Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Calgary Zoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Canada Revenue Agency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75, 107
Canadian Bar Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81, 155
Canadian Blood Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Canadian Cancer Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Canadian Federation of Humane Societies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Canadian Liver Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation (The) . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Canadian Red Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Canadian Wildlife Federation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Cancer Research Society (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Carefor Health & Community Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, James M. Parks . . . . . . . . 181
Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Catholic Missions in Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
cbm (Christian Blind Mission International) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Children’s Health Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Christian Children’s Fund of Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover
Conservation de la Nature Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Donkey Sanctuary of Canada (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Easter Seals Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Fondation des Maladies du Coeur du Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Fondation du Centre de Prévention du Suicide de Québec . . . . 95
FortWhyte Alive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Gardiner Roberts LLP, Clifford S. Goldfarb . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
Good Shepherd Refuge Social Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
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Greenpeace Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104, 105
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Hôpitaux Shriners pour Enfants – Canada . . Inside Back Cover
Hospice Simcoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Imagine Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Interim Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Kidney Foundation of Canada (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
Miller Thomson LLP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Front Cover
Miller Thomson LLP, Susan Manwaring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
Molly Appeal (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Muscular Dystrophy Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
Nature Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
Nature Conservancy of Canada (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Ontario Shores Foundation for Mental Health . . . . . . . . . . 127
Philanthropic Partenerships, Inc, Terry Smith . . . . . . . . . . 182
Plan Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Planned Giving Solutions, Colleen Bradley . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Salvation Army Canada (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
Save the Children – Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Scotia Private Client Group, Malcolm D. Burrows . . . . . . . 181
ShareLife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
Shriners Hospitals for Children –
Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Back Cover
Société canadienne du cancer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
Société canadienne du Sang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Société de l’arthrite – bureau national . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Société de recerche sur le cancer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
St. Michael’s College School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
St. Michael’s Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Toronto East General Hospital Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Toronto Star Children’s Charities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
United Church of Canada (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
United Church of Canada Foundation (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
University of Manitoba (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
University of Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
Variety – The Children’s Charity of BC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
VON Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
War Amps (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
WCPD (Wealth Creation Preservation &
Donation), Peter Nicholson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
Wildlife Habitat Canada / Habitat Faunique Canada . . . . . . 162
Wilfrid Laurier University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
Yonge Street Mission (The) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
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425 Blainville Est Ste-Therese QC J7E 1N7
(450) 434-1130
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2195 Ekers #200 Montréal QC H3S 1C6
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425 Adelaide St West Suite 401 Toronto ON M5V 3C1
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129 Mcgillivray Ave North York ON M5M 2Y7
(416) 789-1956
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416 Dundas St East Toronto ON M5A 2A8
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2179 McCallum Road, Abbotsford BC V2S 3P1
(604) 814-5190 Fax (604) 814-5191
5104-82 Ave Ste 103 Edmonton AB T6B 0E6
(780) 461-5353 Fax (780) 469-0423
ABERDEEN HEALTH FOUNDATION
835 East River Road New Glasgow NS B2H 3S6
(902) 752-7600 ext 4600 Fax (902) 755-2356
E-mail: susan.malcolm@pcha.nshealth.ca
Website: www.aberdeenhealthfoundation.com
Purpose: The Aberdeen Health Foundation is the leading
health care charity in our community with demonstrated
stewardship, community focus and a commitment to
enhance health and wellness.
The Aberdeen Health Foundation will enhance health care in
our community.
Person In Charge: Susan Malcolm, Executive Director,
Member CAGP
Information Contact: Susan Malcolm, Executive Director,
Member CAGP
Executive Officers of the Board:
Chair................................................... Dr. Aulayne Jeans
1st Vice Chair........................................Mr. Wade Taylor
2nd Vice Chair..................................... Ms. Susan Green
Secretary.................................................Mr. Hilary Amit
Treasurer.............................................Mr. John Morrow
Past Chair................................... Mr. James MacConnell
6770 129 Avenue Edmonton AB T5C 1V7
(780) 440-0708 Fax (780) 440-0760
ABSOLUTE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Hamilton ON L8R 1G3
(905) 777-1662
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
PO Box 42061 Rpo Millbourne Edmonton AB T6K 4C4
(780) 465-7394
ABWE GLOBAL INC.
London ON N6E 1R3
(519) 690-1009
ACADEMIE BETH ESTHER INC. / BETH ESTHER ACADEMY INC.
1239 Van Horne Ave Outremont QC H2V 1K4
ACADEMIE LAFONTAINE INC.
2171 Boul Maurice Lafontaine QC J7Z 5V3
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ACCUEIL BONNEAU
427, rue de la Commune Est Montréal QC H2Y 1J4
(514) 845-3906 Fax (514) 845-7019
3306-515 W. Hastings St. Vancouver BC V6B 5K3
(778) 782-7877 Fax (778) 782-7956
ACTION INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES CORPORATION
3015a 21st St Ne Calgary AB T2E 7T1
(403) 204-1421
ADAS ISRAEL CONGREGATION OF HAMILTON,
125 Cline Ave. South Hamilton ON L8S 1X2
(905) 528-0039
ADATH ISRAEL CONGREGATION
37 Southbourne Avenue Downsview ON M3H 1A4
(416) 635-5340
ADATH ISRAEL POALE ZEDEK ANSHEI OZEROFF CONGREGATION
CONGRÉGATION ADATH ISRAEL POALE ZEDEK ANSHEI OZEROFF
223, Harrow Crescent Hampstead QC H3X 3X7
(514) 482-4252
ADOPT-A-DOG/SAVE-A-LIFE
219 Wilson Avenue Suite 304 Toronto ON M5M 3B2
(416) 787-3862
10109 – 106 Street #304 Edmonton AB T5J 3L7
(780) 433-5656 Fax (780) 447-4763
#200 – 7342 Winston Street Burnaby BC V5A 2H1
(604) 320-7330 Fax (604) 320-7350
ADVANCED CORONARY TREATMENT (ACT) FOUNDATION OF
CANADA
379 Holland Avenue Ottawa ON K1Y 0Y9
(613) 729-3455 Fax (613) 729-5837
ADVANCING CANADIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
100 Adelaide St West Suite 1302 Toronto ON M5H 1S3
(416) 304-1566
AFGHAN WOMEN’S COUNSELLING & INTEGRATION COMMUNITY
SUPPORT ORGANIZATION
789 Don Mills Rd Suite 312 Toronto ON M3C 1T5
(416) 588-3585
AFRICA COMMUNITY TECHNICAL SERVICE SOCIETY
PO Box 1515 Comox BC V9M 8A2
(250) 339-1212
AFRICA INLAND MISSION INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)
1641 Victoria Park Ave Scarborough ON M1R 1P8
(416) 751-6077
1825 Martin Grove Road Suite 7 Etobicoke ON M9V 3S5
(416) 915-8802
AGA KHAN FOUNDATION CANADA/FONDATION AGA KHAN CANADA
360 Albert St Ste 1220 Ottawa ON K1N 1K6
(613) 237-2532
AGUDATH ISRAEL CONGREGATION (BRANCH OF AGUDATH ISRAEL
OF TORONTO)
129 Mcgillvray Ave Toronto ON M5M 2Y7
(416) 789-5514
AGUDATH ISRAEL CONGREGATION OF OTTAWA
1400 Coldrey Avenue Ottawa ON K1Z 7P9
(613) 728-3501
AHMADIYYA MUSLIM JAMA’AT CANADA INC.
10610 Jane Street Maple ON L6A 3A2
(905) 832-2669
AID TO DISABLED VETERANS OF ISRAEL, BEIT HALOCHEM CANADA
1600 Steeles Avenue W #219 Concord ON L4K 4M2
(905) 695-0611 Fax (905) 695-0612
AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED
1857 Maisonneuve O Bureau 400 Montréal QC H3H 1J9
(514) 932-0552 Fax (514) 932-4734
(800) 585-6333
E-mail: info@acn-aed-ca.org
Website: wwwacn-aed-ca.org
Purpose: Aid for the Catholic churches that are poor or
persecuted; mass offering, religious formation, religious
literature, building churches, means of transportation, media.
Person In Charge: Mrs. Marie-Claude Lalonde, Director
Information Contact: Sheemla Appaya, Marketing
President................................................Lubomyr Kozak
Annual Report Available
Member, Imagine Canada
AIDE A L’EGLISE EN DETRESSE (CANADA) INC.
1857 Boul. de Maisonneuve O bureau 400
Montréal QC H3H 1J9
(514) 932-0552 Téléc (514) 932-4734
(800) 585-6333
Courriel: info@acn-aed-ca.org
Site Web: www.acn-aed-ca.org
But: Soutien aux églises Catholiques pauvres ou persecutées;
offrandes de messe, formation réligieuse, publications
réligieuses, constrution, d’églises, transport et medias.
Responsable: Marie-Claude Lalonde, Directrice
Information: Sheemla Appaya, Marketing
Membres exécutifs du conseil:
Président................................................Lubomyr Kozak
Rapport annuel disponible
Membre, Imagine Canada
4141 rue Yonge #300 Toronto ON M2P 2A8
(416) 221-5501 Téléc (416) 221-8214
AIDS COMMITTEE OF TORONTO
399 Church Street, 4th Floor Toronto ON M5B 2J6
(416) 340-2437
AIDS NIAGARA
111 Church Street St Catharines ON
(905) 984-8684
AIDS VANCOUVER
1107 Seymour St Vancouver BC V6B 5S8
(604) 893-2201 Fax (604) 696-4646
AILES DE L’ESPERANCE (QUEBEC) INC.,
SEE WINGS OF HOPE QUEBEC INC.
200-65 rue de Castelnau O Montréal QC H2R 2W3
(866) 277-5111 Téléc (514) 274-0047
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313 Rideau St Ottawa ON K1N 5Y4
(613) 991-4349 Fax (613) 991-4347
AIR FORCE HERITAGE FUND
Air Command HQ CFB Winnipeg Westwin MB R3J 0T0
(204) 833-6276 Fax (204) 833-2031
AISLING DISCOVERIES CHILD AND FAMILY CENTRE
325 Milner Ave Suite 110 Toronto ON M1B 5N1
(416) 321-5464 Fax (416) 321-1510
1890 Skeena St Vancouver BC V5M 4L3
(604) 254-3572
AKIVA SCHOOL L’ECOLE AKIVA
450 Kensington Westmount QC H3Y 3A2
(514) 939-2430
303 Forge Road S.E. Calgary AB T2H 0S9
(403) 253-5250 Fax (403) 640-2520
336 Rainbow Falls Way Chestermere AB T1X 1W5
(403) 869-4694 Fax (403) 366-4933
141 – 18 Ave Sw Calgary AB T2S 0B8
(403) 245-4222
ALBERTA CANCER FOUNDATION
PROVINCIAL OFFICE
710-10123 99th Street Edmonton AB T5J 3H1
(780) 643-4400 Fax (780) 643-4398
(866) 412-4222
E-mail: acfinfo@albertacancerfoundation.ca
Website: www.albertacancer.ca
Purpose: Donations in support of cancer research, prevention
and screening, and patient care at the Cross Cancer Institute
in Edmonton, the Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary and 15
associate and community centres across Alberta. Make your
next gift in support of our vision of a cancer-free future.
Information Contact: Derek Michael, Planned Giving
Officer
Board of Trustee Chair................................... John Osler
2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Calgary AB T3B 6A8
(403) 955-8818 Fax (403) 955-8840
1407-14th Ave North West Calgary AB T2N 4R3
(403) 284-7690 Fax (403) 284-6236
ALBERTA COMPUTERS FOR SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
12360 142 Street Edmonton AB T5L 4X9
(780) 078-0427
#101, 9 Chippewa Road Sherwood Park AB T8A 6J7
(780) 410-1999
1020, 1202 Centre Street SE Calgary AB T2G 5A5
(403) 209-2245 ext 108 Fax (403) 209-2086
(800) 465-2147
E-mail: wanda.spooner@albertaecotrust.com
Website: www.albertaecotrust.com
Purpose: Alberta Ecotrust is a respected grantmaker and
capacity builder. For nearly two decades we’ve been bringing
corporations and environmental nonprofit groups together in
close working partnerships to: Fund environmental projects;
Build nonprofit capacity; and Promote the environment as the
foundation of a healthy community. Together we make sound
decisions with long-term outcomes in the protection of our
water, land and air.
Person In Charge: Pat Letizia, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Wanda Spooner, Partner
Development Manager, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Co-Chair........................Paul Godman, Cenovus Energy
Co-Chair.....Cindy Chiasson, Environmental Law Centre
Co-Chair, Grant Review.................Patricia Etris, Encana
Co-Chair, Grant Review....Danah Duke, Miistakis Institute
Fund Development Chair.................................................
.................... Nadine Barber, Devon Canada Corporation
Treasurer................. Brigit Becker, Community Member
Fundraising Goal: $1,086,000
11508 – 120 Street P.O. Box 3866 Edmonton AB T5G 2Y2
(866) 251-2326
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(780) 456-7000 Fax (780) 456-7001
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P.O. Box 5471 Station A Calgary AB T2H 1X8
(403) 258-0819 Fax (403) 258-0842
(877) 258-0819
E-mail: susan.deike@albertaguidedog.com
Website: www.albertaguidedog.com
Purpose: Mission: To offer individuals and families
3 of the most fundamental needs in life: mobility,
independence & companionship. Vision: A future
where persons who are blind or visually impaired
achieve independence and dignity through our
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Person In Charge: William S. Thornton, Chief
Executive Officer
Information Contact: Susan Deike
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ALBERTA MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION MUSEUMS ALBERTA
9829 103 St NW Edmonton AB T5K 0X9
(780) 424-2626 Fax (780) 425-1679
ALBERTA NORTHERN LIGHTS WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL SOCIETY
6792 – 99th Street Edmonton AB T6E 5B8
(780) 433-4310 Fax (780) 431-1764
ALBERTA SPORTS AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND
15 Colonel Baker Place NE Calgary AB T2E 4Z3
(403) 262-5332 Fax (403) 265-7221
220-9th Avenue SE Calgary AB T2G 5C4
(403) 294-7477 Fax (403) 294-7493
11759 Groat Road Edmonton AB T5M 3K6
(780) 422-7150 Fax (780) 427-4229
203 – 2550 Shaughnessy Street, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 3G2
(604) 944-4155 Fax (604) 944-4149
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205 McNabb St Sault Ste Marie ON P6B 1Y3
(705) 945-5050 Fax (705) 945-5074
ALGOMA HIGHLANDS CONSERVANCY
P.O. Box 20076, 150 Churchill Blvd. Sault Ste Marie ON P6A 6W3
(705) 649-5751 Fax (705) 649-5751
2405-12 Ave S Lethbridge AB T1K 0P4
(403) 327-8931
ALLERGY/ASTHMA INFORMATION ASSOCIATION
1 – 111 Zenway Boulevard Vaughan ON L4H 3H9
(905) 265-3322 Fax (905) 850-2070
60 St Clair Ave E #1002 Toronto ON M4T 1N5
(416) 515-0466 Fax (416) 515-0467
ALMOST HOME/YOUNG PATIENTS’ FAMILY SUPPORT
SERVICES OF SOUTHEASTERN ONTARIO INC.
118 William St P.O. Box 2204 Kingston ON K7L 5J9
(613) 548-3987 Fax (613) 547-6948
230-11331 Coppersmith Way Richmond BC V7A 5J9
(604) 322-5470
119 – 1600 West 6th Avenue Vancouver BC V6J 1R3
(604) 685-0737 Fax (604) 685-0725
3000 Steeles Avenue East, Suite 200 Toronto ON L3R 4T9
(416) 497-2267 Fax (416) 497-1256
#2 – 2661 E. Hastings Vancouver BC V5K 1Z5
(604) 879-0244 Fax (604) 879-0247
ALTONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC.
Box 2076 Altona MB R0G 0B0
(204) 324-5901 Fax (204) 324-8918
ALTRUVEST CHARITABLE SERVICES
1799 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 3A2
(905) 819-5203 Fax (905) 542-0777
ALZHEIMER (FEDERATION QUEBECOISE DES SOCIETES)
5165 Sherbrooke ouest #200 Montréal QC H4A 1T6
(514) 369-7891 Téléc (514) 369-7900
Alzheimer Society / Foundation London and Middlesex
435 Windermere Road London ON N5X 2T1
(519) 680-2404 Fax (519) 680-2864
(888) 495-5855
E-mail: info@alzheimerlondon.ca
Website: www.alzheimerlondon.ca
Purpose: The Alzheimer Foundation London and Middlesex
funds the Alzheimer Society London and Middlesex, an
organization dedicated to advocating for and providing
support services, education and research for those affected
by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Person In Charge: Betsy Little, Executive Director
Information Contact: Leslie Mitchell, Manager, Major Gifts
and Communications, Member CAGP
Chair..........................................................Pam Waeland
Fundraising Goal: $1 Million for local programs, services
and research
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ALZHEIMER SOCIETY / FOUNDATION OF NIAGARA REGION
403 Ontario Unit #1 St Catharines ON L2N 1L5
(905) 687-3914 ext 562 Fax (905) 687-9952
E-mail: tclark@alzheimerniagara.ca
Website: www.alzheimerniagara.ca
Purpose: Our mission is to improve the quality of life for
people with Alzheimer’s disease, related dementias and their
caregivers. The primary mandate is to provide counseling,
education and services to families that are consistent with
their own beliefs and diversity.
Person In Charge: Teena Kindt, Chief Executive Officer
Information Contact: Trevor Clark, CFRE, Regional Director
of Development, Member CAGP
Tom Hunter.......................................................President
Rob Fead..................................................Vice President
Bob Miller ............................................Foundation Chair
Vic Kerschl...................................Foundation Vice Chair
Adheres to Imagine Canada’s Ethical Fundraising and
Financial Accountability Code
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF ALBERTA AND
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
10531 Kingsway Avenue Edmonton AB T5H 4K1
(780) 488-2266 Fax (780) 488-3055
300-828 West 8th Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 1E2
(604) 681-6530
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF BRANT
101 Brant Avenue Brantford ON N3T 3H4
(519) 759-7692 Fax (519) 759-8353
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CALGARY
201, 222-58th Avenue SW Calgary AB T2H 2S3
(403) 290-0110 Fax (403) 269-8836
20 Eglinton Ave W #1200 Toronto ON M4R 1K8
(416) 488-8772 Fax (416) 488-3778
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CORNWALL & DISTRICT
13-812 Pitt Street Cornwall ON K6H 6N6
(613) 932-4914 Fax (613) 000-0000
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION
Ste. 207 – 419 King St. W., Oshawa ON L1J 2K5
(905) 576-2567 Fax (905) 576-2033
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF MANITOBA INC.
10-120 Donald St Winnipeg MB R3C 4G2
(204) 943-6622
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
202-1200 Bay St Toronto ON M4R 1K8
(416) 967-5900
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF OTTAWA & RENFREW COUNTY /
SOCIETE ALZHEIMER D’OTTAWA ET DU COMTE DE RENFREW
1750 Russell Road Suite 1742 Ottawa ON K1G 5Z6
(613) 523-4004 ext 126 Fax (613) 523-8522
E-mail: spaul@asorc.org
website: www.alzheimer-ottawa-rc.org
Purpose: Nobody should have to cope with Alzheimer’s
disease alone. The Alzheimer Society of Ottawa and
Renfrew County exists to alleviate the social and personal
consequences of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
You can help make a difference in the lives of people coping
with dementia. Only 30% of the Society’s funding comes
from government, the rest must come from generous
donors. Thank you!
Person In Charge: Kathy Wright, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Susan Paul, Fund Development
Manager, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Fundraising Goal: $1 million
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF OXFORD
575 Peel Street Woodstock ON N4S 1K6
(519) 421-2466 Fax (519) 421-3098
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
166 Fitzroy Street Charlottetown PE C1A 1S1
(902) 628-2257 Fax (902) 368-2715
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF SASKATCHEWAN INC.
301-2550 12th Ave Regina SK S4P 3X1
(306) 949-4141
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF TORONTO
20 Eglinton Ave West, 16th floor Toronto ON M4P 2C9
(416) 322-6560 Fax (416) 322-6656
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF HALDIMAND NORFOLK
645 NORFOLK STREET NORTH Simcoe ON N3Y 3R2
(519) 428-7771
500 West Georgia Street Suite 1555, Po Box 62 Creston BC V0B 1G2
(250) 402-6070
AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST IN CANADA
203 – 3325 Victoria Park Ave Toronto ON M1W 2R8
(416) 494-7171 Fax (416) 494-9926
630 833 4 Ave Sw Calgary AB T3H 0L5
(403) 410-2912
550, Sherbrooke ouest bureau 2050 Montréal QC H3A 1B9
(514) 842-4801 Fax (514) 842-4807
AMICI CAMPING CHARITY
150 Eglinton Ave. E. Suite 204 Toronto ON M4P 1E8
(416) 588-8024 Fax (416) 486-3854
AMETHYST WOMEN’S ADDICTION CENTRE
488 Wilbrod St Ottawa ON K1N 6M8
(613) 563-0363 Fax (613) 565-2175
E-mail: amethyst@amethyst-ottawa.org
Website: www.amethyst-ottawa.org
Purpose: Amethyst Women’s Addiction Centre offers
addiction and problem gambling services for women.
Through a holistic, women-centred approach we help women
take control of the factors leading them to their addictive
behaviour. Amethyst works with diverse groups of women.
Person In Charge: Carol Wu, Co-ordinator
Information Contact: Jane Wood, Community Relations
Co-ordinator
Chair............................................................Jane Caskey
Vice-Chair.................................................Anne Hrnchiar
Treasurer................................................... Donna Larkin
Secretary............................................. Amelia Shepherd
Member............................................... Simone Joanisse
Member................................................... Gisèle Frenette
Member....................................................... Donna Petty
Member....................................................... Jane Pasard
Member............................................... Maureen Murphy
Fundraising Goal: $50,000
LES AMIS CANADIENS DU CENTRE MEDICAL RAFAEL
6830 Parc Avenue # 375 Laval QC H7S 2N3
AMIS DE LA MONTAGNE (LES)
LES AMIS DE LA MONTAGNE (MONT-ROYAL) INC.
1260 chemin Remembrance Rd Montréal QC H3H 1A2
(514) 843-8240 Fax (514) 843-8255
AMMI LACOMBE CANADA MAMI
601 Taylor St. W Saskatoon SK S7M 0C9
(306) 653-6453
To view a list of
advertiser websites
see pages 166-168
PH
312 Laurier Avenue East Ottawa ON K1N 1H9
(613) 744-7667 Fax (613) 746-2411
(800) 266-3789
E-mail: hwarren@amnesty.ca
Website: www.amnesty.ca
Purpose: Amnesty International is a worldwide,
voluntary movement that works impartially to promote
and protect fundamental human rights. Since 1973,
the Canadian Section of Amnesty International has
promoted human rights at home and abroad, through
ongoing campaigning, outreach and education
programs.
Person In Charge: Bob Goodfellow, Executive
Director
Information Contact: Heather Warren, Planned
Giving Associate
See advertisement this page
AMNISTIE INTERNATIONALE,
SECTION CANADIENNE FRANCOPHONE
6250 Boul Monk Montréal QC H4E 3H7
(514) 766-9766
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Amnesty International
is a worldwide, voluntary movement that works impartially to
promote and protect the fundamental human rights of all people.
These universal values include freedom of expression and belief
and the right not to be subjected to cruel, inhuman or degrading
treatment.
Amnesty International depends on the support of individuals, not
governments, to carry out its lifesaving work. Your contribution
enables Amnesty to continue its crucial research and
campaigning on behalf of the victims of human rights violations
around the world.
Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, Amnesty International
promotes public awareness and understanding of the full range
of human rights as set out in the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights. Nearly three million people in 150 countries are
Amnesty supporters.
For information and assistance, please contact:
Heather Warren, Planned Giving Associate
Amnesty International Canadian Section
312 Laurier Avenue East
Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 1H9
(613) 744-7667 ext. 239
hwarren@amnesty.ca
www.amnesty.ca/plannedgiving
To learn more about our work in Canada and around the world:
1-800-AMNESTY
www.amnesty.ca
Charitable registration No. 11878 5914 RR 0001
A message in this space is seen by those most
responsible for Canada’s major donations and bequests.
For information on how to place your message before these bequest and
donation decision makers, contact:
Tel: (705) 325-5552 Fax: (705) 325-5596 E-mail: info@donorsguide.ca
Canadian Donor’s Guide Website: www.donorsguide.ca
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Les Amputés de guerre
De génération
en génération
AMPUTÉS DE GUERRE – QUÉBEC (LES)
606, rue Cathcart, bureau 530 Montréal QC H3B 1K9
(514) 398-0759 ou (800) 265-0494
Téléc (514) 398-0699 ou (877) 600-6212
(800) 265-0494
Courriel: donplanifie@amputesdeguerre.ca
Site Web: amputesdeguerre.ca
But: L’Association des Amputés de guerre subvient aux
besoins des anciens combattants amputés et gère
divers programmes, notamment LES VAINQUEURS,
un programme pour les enfants amputés. Ce dernier
leur offre de l’aide financière pour l’achat de membres
artificiels, des séminaires régionaux, du soutien entre
pairs, des ressources et bien d’autres choses encore.
L’Association des Amputés de guerre ne reçoit aucune
subvention gouvernementale. Sa seule source de
financement provient de l’appui du public à son Service
des plaques porte-clés et des étiquettes-adresse. Grâce
à son Programme LES VAINQUEURS, l’association
poursuit sa tradition : “les amputés s’entraident”.
Responsable: Marlène Girard, directrice générale
Voir cette page pour plus de renseignements
See page 160 for English listing
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF ALBERTA
400 – 320 23rd Ave Sw Calgary AB T2S 0J2
(403) 228-3847
Depuis le jour où l’Association
des Amputés de guerre a été fondée,
en 1918, elle se caractérise
par sa philosophie
les amputés
s’entraident .
L’Association des Amputés
de guerre continue de subvenir
aux besoins des amputés de guerre
qu’elle compte parmi ses adhérents
et elle gère divers programmes,
notamment LES VAINQUEURS,
un programme à l’intention
des enfants amputés. Ce dernier offre
aux jeunes amputés, de partout
au pays, de l’aide financière pour
l’achat de membres artificiels,
des séminaires régionaux, du soutien
entre pairs, des ressources et bien
d’autres choses encore.
Grâce à son Programme
LES VAINQUEURS, l’association
poursuit sa tradition :
« les amputés s’entraident ».
On peut obtenir des renseignements
sur la façon de procéder pour faire
un legs à l’Association des Amputés
de guerre en communiquant avec :
Les Amputés de guerre
1 800 265-0494
ou 514 398-0759 (Montréal)
donplanifie@amputesdeguerre.ca
amputesdeguerre.ca
No d’enregistrement d’organisme de bienfaisance :
13196 9628 RR0001
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AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
265 Yorkland Blvd Suite 300 Markham ON L3R 8T3
(416) 497-8545
ANAPHYLAXIS CANADA / ANAPHLYLAXIE CANADA
2005 Sheppard Ave East Suite 800 Toronto ON M2J 5B4
(416) 785-5666 Fax (416) 785-0458
ANBA ABRAAM’S COPTIC CHARITY
1250 Eglinton Ave W Box 207 A-12 Mississauga ON L5V 1N3
(905) 812-9039
ANCHOR CANADIAN REFORMED ASSOCIATION FOR THE
HANDICAPPED
4473 Ontario St Beamsville ON L0R 1B2
(905) 563-6524
ANCOP INTERNATIONAL (CANADA), INC.
7025 Tomken Rd. Suite 271 Mississauga ON L5S 1R6
(905) 564-8539
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF ALGOMA
P.O. Box 1168 Sault Ste Marie ON P6A 5N7
(705) 256-5061 Fax (705) 946-1860
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF ARCTIC
4910-51st St P.O. Box 190 Yellowknife NT X1A 2N2
(867) 873-5432 Fax (867) 873-8478
Box 6868 Peace River AB T8S 1S6
(780) 624-2767 Fax (780) 624-2365
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF BRANDON
Box 21009 WEPO Brandon MB R7B 3W8
(204) 727-7550 Fax (204) 727-4135
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
900 Vancouver St Victoria BC V8V 3V7
(250) 386-7781 Fax (250) 386-4013
#201 – 4716 Lazell Avenue Terrace BC V8G 1T2
(280) 635-6016 Fax (280) 635-6026
180, 1209-59th Ave SE Calgary, AB T2H 2P6
(403) 243-3673 Fax (403) 243-2182
CENTRAL INTERIOR
360 Nicola St Kamloops BC V2C 2P5
(778) 471-5573 Fax (778) 471-5686
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF CENTRAL NEWFOUNDLAND
34 Fraser Rd Gander NL A1V 2E8
(709) 256-2372 Fax (709) 256-2396
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF EASTERN
19 King’s Bridge Rd St John’s NL A1C 3K4
(709) 576-6697 Fax (709) 576-7122
10035 – 103 Street Edmonton AB T5J 0X5
(780) 439-7344 Fax (780) 439-6549
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF FREDERICTON
115 Church St Fredericton NB E3B 4C8
(506) 459-1801 Fax (506) 460-0520
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF HURON
190 Queens Ave London ON N6A 6H7
(519) 434-6893 Fax (519) 673-4151
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF KEEWATIN
915 Ottawa St Box 567 Keewatin ON P0X 1C0
(807) 547-3353 Fax (807) 547-3356
1876 Richter St Kelowna BC V1Y 2M9
(250) 762-3306 Fax (250) 762-4150
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF MONTREAL
1444 Union Ave Montréal QC H3A 2B8
(514) 843-6577 Fax (514) 843-6344
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF MOOSONEE
Box 841 Schumacher ON P0N 1G0
(705) 360-1129 Fax (705) 360-1120
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER
401 West Georgia St #580 Vancouver BC V6B 5A1
(604) 684-6306 Fax (604) 684-7017
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NIAGARA
Cathedral Place 252 James St N Hamilton ON L8R 2L3
(905) 527-1316 Fax (905) 527-1281
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NOVA SCOTIA AND
6017 Quinpool Road Halifax NS B3K 5J6
(902) 420-0717 Fax (902) 425-0717
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF ONTARIO
90 Johnson Street Kingston ON K7L 1X7
(613) 544-4774 Fax (613) 547-3745
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF OTTAWA
71 Bronson Ave Ottawa ON K1R 6G6
(613) 233-7124 Fax (613) 232-7088
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF QU’APPELLE
1501 College Ave Regina SK S4P 1B8
(306) 522-1608 Fax (306) 352-6808
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF QUEBEC
31 rue des Jardins Québec QC G1R 4L6
(418) 692-3858 Fax (418) 692-3876
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF RUPERT’S LAND
935 Nesbitt Bay Winnipeg MB R3T 1W6
(204) 992-4200 Fax (204) 992-4219
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF SASKATCHEWAN
1308 – 5th Ave E Prince Albert SK S6V 2H7
(306) 763-2455 Fax (306) 764-5172
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF SASKATOON
P.O. Box 1965 Saskatoon SK S7K 3S5
(306) 244-5651 Fax (306) 933-4606
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF TORONTO
135 Adelaide St E Toronto ON M5C 1L8
(416) 363-6021 Fax (416) 363-7678
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF WESTERN NEWFOUNDLAND
25 Main St Corner Brook NL A2H 1C2
(709) 639-8712 Fax (709) 639-1636
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF YUKON
P.O. Box 31136 Whitehorse YT Y1A 5P7
(867) 667-7746 Fax (867) 667-6125
Please visit us at
www.charitycan.ca
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) GENERAL SYNOD
80 Hayden St Toronto ON M4Y 3G2
(416) 924-9192 Fax (416) 924-8672
(888) 439-4438
E-mail: jrobertson@national.anglican.ca
Website: www.anglican.ca
Purpose: General Synod provides leadership, resources and
support to the 30 Canadian dioceses, 1,792 parishes, and
2,954 congregations of the Anglican Church of Canada, in all
parts of Canada and with our partners overseas.
Information Contact: The Venerable John M. Robertson,
Senior Gift Planning Officer, Department of Resources for
Mission Executive Officers of the Board:
President......................... The Most Reverend Fred Hiltz
Prolocutor........................................ Canon Robert Falby
Deputy Prolucator.....................The Ven. Harry Huskins
Chancellor....................The Hon. David Philip Jones, QC
Vice-Chancellor.....................................Ms. Ann Bourke
General Secretary..........The Ven. Dr. Michael F. Pollesel
Treasurer.........................................Ms. Michèle George
Member ...................................... The Ven. Sidney Black
Member ...............................................Ms. Lela Zimmer
ANGLICAN FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
(416) 924-9192 Fax (416) 924-8672
ANIMAL AIDE OF ST. THOMAS ELGIN
333 Talbot Street St Thomas ON N5P 1B5
(519) 633-3788
ANGLICAN HOUSES (SEE LOFT COMMUNITY SERVICES)
205 Richmond St W #301 Toronto ON M5V 1V3
(416) 979-1994 Fax (416) 979-3028
ANIMAL WELFARE FOUNDATION OF CANADA
ANGLICAN INITIATIVES FUND – DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
580 – 401 W. Georgia St. Vancouver BC V6B 5A1
(604) 684-6306 Fax (604) 684-7017
ANGLICAN JOURNAL/JOURNAL ANGLICAN
80 Hayden Street Toronto ON M4Y 3G2
(416) 924-9192
ANGLICAN NETWORK CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
189 11th Ave W Vancouver BC V5Y 1S8
(604) 872-1884
ANGLICAN NETWORK IN CANADA
Box 62, Suite 1555 1500 West Georgia Street Burlington ON L7R 4L8
(604) 631-4802
ANGLICAN PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH, ELBOW PARK
3602 8 St Sw Calgary AB T2T 3A7
(403) 243-4680
An i m a l We l f a re Fo u n d at i o n o f Ca n a d a
3 0 0 E a r l G re y D r i ve, S u i te 3 4 3
O t t awa , O nt a r i o K 2 T 1 C 1
300 Earl Grey Drive Suite 343 Ottawa ON K2T 1C1
E-mail: info@awfc.ca
Website: www.awfc.ca
Purpose: AWFC receives donations and directs funds
to support innovative research and educational programs that will have a positive impact on animal welfare in Canada.
Person In Charge: Ian Duncan, Ph.D., President
Information Contact: Frances Rodenburg,
Honourary Secretary
Vice President.............................Alice Crook, DVM
Vice President...............................Dan Weary, PhD
Honourary Treasurer........................... Craig Daniell
ANJUMAN – E – BURHANI (TORONTO)
8929 Bayview Ave Richmond Hill ON L4B 3M6
Fo n d at i o n d u b i e n - ê t re a n i m a l d u Ca n a d a
3 0 0 E a r l G re y D r i ve, S u i te 3 4 3
O t t awa , O nt a r i o K 2 T 1 C 1
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ANJUMAN-E ANWARUL ISLAM OF MALTON
7205 Goreway Dr Po Box 59078 Mississauga ON L4T 2T9
ANJUMAN-E-FAKHRI (MISSISSAUGA)
1605 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 2W9
(416) 619-4716
ANNE & MAX TANENBAUM COMMUNITY HEBREW
ACADEMY OF TORONTO
200 Wilmington Ave Downsview ON M3H 5J8
(416) 636-5984
ANNEX CAT RESCUE
P. O. Box 19028 360A Bloor Street West Toronto ON M5S 3C9
(416) 410-3835
ANNUNCIATION OF OUR LADY PARISH
3 Combermere Drive Don Mills ON M3A 2W4
(416) 445-1760
ANTIOCH CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES INCORPORATED
455 County Rd 34 W Essex ON N8M 2X5
(519) 839-4500
APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION
Po Box 47 Roddickton NL A0K 4P0
(709) 457-2710
APPALACHIAN CO RRIDOR APPALACHIEN NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
277, chemin Knowlton Lac-Brome QC J0E 1V0
(450) 242-1125 Téléc (450) 242-1132
APPLEBY COLLEGE
540 Lakeshore Rd W Oakville ON L6K 3P1
(905) 845-4681
13070 – 113 Street Nw Edmonton AB T5E 5A8
(780) 424-0688
ARBI (ASSOCIATION FOR THE REHABILITATION OF THE BRAIN
INJURED)
3412 Spruce Dr. SW Calgary AB T3C 3A4
(403) 242-7116 Fax (403) 242-7478
L’ARCHEVEQUE CATHOLIQUE ROMAIN DE GATINEAU-HULL
180 Mont-Bleu Hull QC J8Z 3J5
(819) 771-8391
ARCHIEPISCOPAL CORPORATION OF REGINA
445 Broad Street N. Regina SK S4R 2X8
(306) 352-1651
2500 University Drive NW Calgary AB
(403) 220-7517
ARMEE DU SALUT – TERRITOIRE DU CANADA
ET DES BERMUDES – DIVISION DU QUEBEC
1655 rue Richardson Montréal QC H3K 3J7
(514) 288-7441 Téléc (514) 288-3521
(877) 288-7441
Courriel: albert_archambault@can.salvationarmy.org
Site Web: www.ArmeeduSalut.ca
But: L’Armée du Salut fait partie intégrante de l’Église
chrétienne. Elle répond aux besoins matériels, psychologiques et spirituels des gens, sans discrimination.
Elle offre un large éventail de services sociaux aux collectivités de Canada et du monde entier.
Responsable: Commissaire Brian Peddle, Chef de
territoire
Information: M. Albert Archambault, Directeur
régional, Dons planifiés
Président ......................Commissaire Brian Peddle
Co-président...............................Colonel Floyd Tidd
Trésorier.....................Lieutenant-colonel Neil Watt
Membre............ Lieutenante-colonelle Sandra Rice
Secrétaire................................... M. Paul Goodyear
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ARMENIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE
45 Hallcrown Pl Willowdale ON M2J 4Y4
(416) 491-2900
ARROW RIVER FOREST HERMITAGE
Site 7,Comp 2, RR7 (PT Lot 14 & 15, Devon Twp)
Thunder Bay ON P7C 5V5
(647) 477-5919
ART CITY IN ST. JAMES TOWN
545 SHERBOURNE STREET UNIT 4 Toronto ON M4X 1W5
(416) 944-0315
235 Queen’s Quay West Toronto ON M5J 2G8
235 Queen’s Quay West Toronto ON M5J 2G8
100-10230 Jasper Ave NW Edmonton AB T5J 2C1
(780) 392-2490
117-8th Avenue Sw Calgary AB T2P 1B4
(403) 770-1357
123 King Street West Hamilton ON L8P 4S8
(905) 527-6610 Fax (905) 577-6940
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO
317 Dundas St W Toronto ON M5T 1G4
(416) 977-0414
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO FOUNDATION
317 Dundas Street West Toronto ON M5T 1G4
(416) 979-6603 Fax (416) 204-2711
ART GALLERY OF WINDSOR (THE)
401 Riverside Dr W Windsor ON N9A 7J1
(519) 977-0013 Fax (519) 977-0776
ART OF LIVING FOUNDATION / FONDATION L’ART DE VIVRE
13 Chemin de l’Infinite St-Mathieu du Parc QC G0X 1N0
(514) 955-1923
ARTHRITIS & AUTOIMMUNITY
RESEARCH CENTRE FOUNDATION
R. Fraser Elliott Building, 5th Fl 190 Elizabeth St
Toronto ON M5G 2C4
(416) 340-3937 Fax (416) 340-3496
E-mail: info@beatarthritis.ca
Website: www.beatarthritis.ca
Purpose: To raise, manage and invest funds for arthritis
and related autoimmune disorder research for Canada’s
largest, most comprehensive facility dedicated to
research into these destructive diseases. The Research
Centre is part of University Health Network in Toronto.
Person In Charge: David Prowten, Executive
Director
Information Contact: Joy Davidson, 414-340-4585
or joy.davidson@beatarthritis.ca, Member CAGP
Chair................................................ Trudy A. Eagan
Treasurer.......................................... Brian Harrison
Vice-Chair..........................................Marc Milgrom
To view a list of
advertiser websites
see pages 166-168
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PUBLISHING
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RR 4 Orillia, ON L3V 6H4
Tel: 705 325-5552
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Email: info@donorsguide.ca
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Liz spends everyday in pain. She never leaves home and can’t enjoy
the life of an average 20 year old. Living with arthritis, she is just one
of 4.2 million Canadians hoping for a cure for over 115 forms of
arthritis and autoimmune diseases because there are no cures – yet.
The Arthritis & Autoimmunity Research Centre Foundation’s vision is
to fund research which will beat arthritis and these chronic diseases.
A planned gift to the AARC Foundation can put the power of
research to work at University Health Network in Toronto and make
a positive difference in the lives of those living with these illnesses.
And when we beat arthritis, we’ll beat rheumatoid arthritis, we’ll beat
lupus, we’ll beat scleroderma, we’ll beat ankylosing spondylitis, we’ll
beat osteoarthritis …we’ll beat them all.
To make a planned gift today or
for more information, please contact:
David Prowten, Executive Director
416-340-3937 or david.prowten@beatarthritis.ca
www.beatarthritis.ca
Arthritis & Autoimmunity Research Centre Foundation
57
393 University Ave Suite 1700 Toronto ON M5G 1E6
(416) 979-7228 Fax (416) 979-1149
(800) 321-1433
E-mail: info@arthritis.ca
Website: www.arthritis.ca
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in your will...
Purpose: The mission of The Arthritis Society is to
search for the underlying causes and subsequent cures
for arthritis, and to promote the best possible care and
treatment for people with arthritis.
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Chair............................................. Maureen Quigley
Vice-Chair............................................... Ken Ready
Treasurer........................................... Andrew Grant
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ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – ALBERTA & N.W.T. DIVISION
1301-8th Street SW Suite 200 Calgary AB T2R 1B7
(403) 228-2571 Fax (403) 229-4232
E-mail: tweatherup@ab.arthritis.ca
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ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – MANITOBA DIVISION & NUNAVUT
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For three generations, The Arthritis Society has fought on behalf
of all Canadians living with arthritis.
Client: The Arthritis Society
More than four million Canadians live with arthritis, including kids.
1645 West 7th Ave, Suite 200 Vancouver BC V6J 1S4
(604) 714-5565 Fax (604) 714-5555
E-mail: hhwright@bc.arthritis.ca
Job: TAS A Gift in Your WIll
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ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – BRITISH COLUMBIA &
YUKON DIVISION
Tel: (705) 325-5552
Fax: (705) 325-5596
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ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NEW BRUNSWICK DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – QUEBEC DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NEWFOUNDLAND &
LABRADOR DIVISION
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – SASKATCHEWAN DIVISION
107 – 146 Main Street Fredericton NB E3A 1C8
(506) 452-7191 Fax (506) 459-3925
E-mail: stilley-russell@ns.arthritis.ca
78 O’Leary Avenue St John’s NL A1B 2C7
(709) 579-8190 Fax (709) 579-8191
E-mail: bkitchen@nl.arthritis.ca
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – NOVA SCOTIA DIVISION
210 – 3770 Kempt Road Halifax NS B3K 4X8
(902) 429-7025 Fax (902) 423-6479
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – ONTARIO DIVISION
393 University Ave Suite 1700 Toronto ON M5G 1E6
(416) 979-7228 Fax (416) 979-8366
E-mail: sdow@on.arthritis.ca
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – P.E.I. DIVISION
95 Capital Drive Charlottetown PE C1E 1E8
(902) 628-2288 Fax (902) 628-6035
380 Saint-Antoine West Suite 3280 Montréal QC H2Y 3X7
(514) 846-8840 Fax (514) 846-8999
E-mail: kgagnon@qc.arthrite.ca
2550 – 12th Avenue Suite 110 Regina SK S4P 3X1
(306) 352-3312 Fax (306) 565-8713
E-mail: emarchuk@sk.arthritis.ca
ARTISTIC FRAUD OF NEWFOUNDLAND
P. O. Box 23193 Churchill Square St John’s NL A1B 4J9
(709) 693-0224
200, 20 Perron Street St Albert AB T8N 1E4
(780) 459-1194 Fax (780) 459-1232
1585 Johnston Street, Vancouver BC V6H 3R9
(604) 687-5315 Fax (604) 687-3306
ARTSCAN CIRCLE ARTSCAN CIRCLE – LINKING
CREATIVE ARTISTS WITH AT-RISK YOUTH
295 Avenue Road Newmarket ON L3Y 1N8
(905) 836-9117 Fax (905) 836-5283
ASSAULTED WOMEN’S HELPLINE
PO Box 369 Station B Toronto ON M5T 2W2
(416) 364-4144 Fax (416) 364-0563
Please visit us at
ASSINIBOINE PARK BANDSHELL INC.
55 Pavilion Crescent Winnipeg MB R3P 2N6
(204) 888-5466 Fax (204) 889-8136
ASSINIBOINE REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
192-1st Ave. W. Souris MB R0K 2C0
(204) 483-5000 Fax (204) 483-5005
ASSOCIATED HEBREW SCHOOLS OF TORONTO
252 Finch Ave W Toronto ON M2R 1M9
(416) 494-7666
1400 – 522 University Ave Toronto ON M5G 2R5
(416) 363-3373 Téléc (416) 363-3393
ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE-FRANCAISE POUR
L’AVANCEMENT DES SCIENCES – FONDS ACFAS
2730 Cote Ste-catherine Montréal QC H3T 1B7
(514) 342-1411
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ASSOCIATION DES FONDATIONS D’ETABLISSEMENTS DE SANTE
455 Boul. Base-de-roc #A301, CP 570 Joliette QC J6E 7N2
(450) 760-2325 Téléc (450) 760-2326
ASSOCIATION DES SOINS PALLIATIFS DE L’EST-DU-QUEBEC
125 De L’eveche Ouest Bureau 201b Rimouski QC G5L 1W8
(418) 722-8449
ASSOCIATION DIABETE QUEBEC (AFFILIATE)
8550 Boul. Pie-IX #300 Montréal QC H1Z 4G2
(800) 361-3504 Téléc (514) 259-9286
L’ASSOCIATION DU CANCER DE L’EST DU QUEBEC
Cp 1234 Succ Bureau-Chef 151 Rue St-Louis, Rimouski QC G5L 0A4
(418) 724-0600
ASSOCIATION MULTI-ETHNIQUE POUR L’INTÉGRATION DES
PERSONNES HANDICAPÉES
6462, boulevard St-Laurent Montréal QC H2S 3C4
(514) 272-0680 Téléc (514) 272-8530
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA/ASSOC. DE LA SOKA GAKKAI
INTERNATIONALE DU CANADA
2050 Dufferin Street Toronto ON M6E 3R6
(416) 654-3211
203-3102 Main Street, Vancouver BC V5T 3G7
(604) 875-9111 Fax (604) 875-1256
ASSOCIATION POUR L’INTÉGRATION SOCIALE (RÉGION DE QUÉBEC)
5225 3ème Avenue ouest Québec QC G1H 6G6
(418) 622-4290 Téléc (418) 622-1683
ASSOCIATION PULMONAIRE DU CANADA BUREAU NATIONAL
1750 Courtwood Crescent Suite #300 Ottawa ON K2C 2B5
(613) 569-6411 Téléc (613) 569-8860
ASSOCIATION SEPHARADE DE LA BANLIEUE OUEST DE MONTREAL
96 Rue Fredmir Dollard-Des-Ormeaux QC H9A 2R3
(514) 624-0034
ASSUMPTION UNIVERSITY
2629 Riverside Dr West Windsor ON N9B 1B4
(519) 973-7033
ASSUNNAH MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION
2515 Bank St P.O. Box 40149 Ottawa ON K1V 0W8
(613) 297-7071
ASTHMA SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE)
4950 Yonge Street Suite 2306 Toronto ON M2N 6K1
(416) 787-4050 Fax (416) 787-5807
(866) 787-4050
E-mail: info@asthma.ca
Website: www.asthma.ca
Purpose: Supporting Canadians to achieve symptom-free
asthma through the delivery of accredited and relevant
asthma self-management education and certified asthma
counselling.
Person In Charge: Christine Hampson, PhD,
President and CEO
Information Contact: Christine Hampson, PhD,
President and CEO
Chair...........................................................Stephen Eyre
Treasurer....................................................... Neil Maisel
ATELIER THEATRE SOCIETY
157 King St East 4th Floor St Lawrence Hall Toronto ON M5C 1G9
(416) 703-3767
ATLANTIC VETERINARY COLLEGE
550 University Ave. Charlottetown PE C1A 4P3
(902) 566-0615 Fax (902) 566-0782
E-mail: tcomeau@upei.ca
Website: www.upei.ca
Purpose: The only veterinary college in Atlantic Canada, the
Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) at UPEI is a world-class
leader in advancing animal health care and research that
directly benefits society. AVC is renowned for exceptional
educational programs, award-winning faculty and students,
and top-quality professional services. Fundraising priorities:
capital projects, research, scholarships.
Person In Charge: Tracey Comeau, Director, Department
of Advancement
Information Contact: Kim Roach, Gift Processor,
Department of Advancement
AURORA HISTORICAL SOCIETY HILLARY HOUSE NATIONAL
HISTORIC SITE
15372 Yonge Street Aurora ON L4G 1N8
(905) 727-8991 Fax (905) 727-6231
Aurora Learning Foundation 6104 82 Avenue Edmonton AB T6B 0E7
1 University Drive Athabasca AB T9S 3A3
(800) 788-9041 Fax (780) 675-6437
AUTISM CANADA
P.O. Box 366 Bothwell ON N0P 1C0
(519) 695-5858 Fax (519) 695-5757
ATHOL MURRAY COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME
Po Box 100 Wilcox SK S0G 5E0
(306) 732-2080
AUTISM ONTARIO
ATLANTIC COUNCIL OF CANADA (THE)
701-165 University Ave. Toronto ON M5H 3B8
(416) 979-1875 Fax (416) 979-0825
ATLANTIC INSTITUTE FOR MARKET STUDIES
2000 Barrington St Suite 1006 Halifax NS B3J 3K1
(902) 429-1143
www.charitycan.ca
1179A KING ST. W, SUITE 004 Toronto ON M6K 3C5
(416) 246-9592 Fax (416) 246-9417
(800) 472-7789
E-mail: len@autismontario.com
Website: www.autismontario.com
Purpose: Autism Ontario is the leader in information and
referral on autism and one of the largest collective voices
representing ASD. Providing parent to parent contact, SEAC
representation in boards of education, camps, and public
awareness forums. Our work ensures each individual with
ASD is provided the means to achieve quality of life as a
respected member of society.
Information Contact: Len Milley, Fundraiser
AUTISM SPEAKS CANADA
#801 1243 Islington Ave Toronto ON M8X 1Y9
(888) 362-0208 Fax (416) 362-6228
AUTISM SUPPORT DOGS
6050-44th Avenue Delta BC V4K 3X7
(604) 940-4504 Fax (604) 940-4506
(877) 940-4504
E-mail: william.thornton@bcguidedog.com
Website: www.autismsupportdogs.org
Purpose: Autism Support Dogs provide increased safety
for the child, a medium to control the child by commanding the dog. Passively teaches the child responsibility. In many cases provides positive changes in
behavior. Comforts the child when upset. Provides the
family of the autistic child some level of behavioral predictability when in social settings.
Information Contact: William Thornton, President &
Chief Executive Officer
President..................................... William Thornton
Vice President/Secretary............ Brock Homewood
Treasurer...............................................Verne Blyth
AVANT MINISTRIES CANADA
2121 Henderson Hwy Winnipeg MB R2G 1P8
(204) 338-7831
610-25 Avenue SW Calgary AB T2S 0L6
(403) 245-9050 Fax (403) 245-9485
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AVON FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN, CANADA/FONDATION AVON POUR
LES FEMMES, CANADA
250 Yonge Street Suite 2400 Toronto ON M5H 2S7
(514) 630-8328
AYLMER AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
PO Box 34 Aylmer West ON N5H 2R8
(519) 773-3333 Fax (519) 765-1446
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12300 Blundell Road Richmond BC V6W 1B3
(604) 270-2522
BACK DOOR (THE) ‘THE BACK DOOR’ A YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
Box 46067 Inglewood RPO Calgary AB T2G 5H7
(403) 269-6658 Fax (403) 269-1207
BACK TO GOD MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
3475 Mainway, Po Box 5070 Burlington ON L7R 3Y8
(905) 336-2920
BAIS BRUCHA
3077 Bathurst St Toronto ON M6A 1Z9
(416) 785-7196
BAIS CHAYA MUSHKAH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
4375 Chesswood Drive North York ON M3J 2C2
(416) 398-9532
BAIS YAAKOV ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
15 Saranac Blvd Toronto ON M6A 2G4
(416) 783-6181
BANFF CENTRE (THE)
107 Tunnel Mountain Drive Banff AB T1L 1H5
(403) 762-6162
#301, 220 Bear Street, P.O. Box 3100, Banff AB T1L 1C7
(403) 762-8549 Fax (403) 762-8544
BARNWELL WARD
Po Box 1800 Cardston AB T0K 0K0
(403) 653-5010
BASILIQUE SAINTE-ANNE-DE-BEAUPRE
10018,Rue Royale Sainte-Anne-De-Beaupre QC G0A 3C0
(418) 827-3781
BATHURST JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
4588 Bathurst St North York ON M2R 1W6
(416) 636-1880
BATTLEFORDS UNION HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
1092-107 Street, North Battleford SK S9A 1Z1
(306) 446-6652 Fax (306) 446-6631
BATTLEFORDS UNITED WAY INC.
P.O. Box 904 891 99th Street – Room 93 North Battleford SK S9A 2Z3
(306) 445-1717 Fax (306) 445-1720
3560 Bathurst St Toronto ON M6A 2E1
(416) 785-2500 Fax (416) 785-2373
399 Royal Avenue Kelowna BC V1Y 5L3
(866) 230-9988
13750 96th Avenue Surrey BC V3V 1Z2
(866) 232-9974
32900 Marshall Road Abbotsford BC V2S 0C2
(877) 751-0111
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Suite 600, 686 West Broadway Vancouver BC V5Z 1G1
(604) 877-6040 Fax (604) 877-6161
(888) 906-2873
E-mail: izabava@bccancer.bc.ca
Website: www.bccancerfoundation.com
Purpose: The BC Cancer Foundation is the bridge
that connects philanthropic support and research
breakthroughs in cancer knowledge. As the fundraising partner of the BC Cancer Agency and the
largest charitable funder of cancer research in this
province, we enable donors to make contributions
to leading-edge research that has a direct impact
on improvements to cancer care for patients in
British Columbia. We fund with the goal of finding
solutions. As an independent charitable organization, we raise funds exclusively for the BC
Cancer Agency that support innovative cancer
research and compassionate enhancements to
patient care.
Person In Charge: Douglas Nelson, President &
CEO
Information Contact: Isabela Zabava LL.B., Senior
Director, Planned Giving
Chair..................................................Jess Ketchum
Past Chair.........................................John Jennings
2410 Lee Avenue Victoria BC V8R 6V5
(866) 519-5550
Help create a better
future for everyone
touched by cancer.
Discovery needs willing partners.
When your client remembers the BC Cancer Foundation in
their will, they’ll be supporting world-renowned research in
BC that is shaping the future of cancer care.
Please be sure to use the full legal name of our organization:
BC Cancer Foundation
Registration Number: 11881 8434 RR0001
For more information, please contact
Isabela Zabava, LL.B at 604.877.6157
or izabava@bccancer.bc.ca
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BC CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
LEGAL NAME: BRITISH COLUMBIA’S CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
938 West 28th Ave Vancouver BC V5Z 4H4
(604) 875-2444 Fax (604) 875-2596
(888) 663-3033
E-mail: plannedgivinginfo@bcchf.ca
Website: www.bcchf.ca
Purpose: Since 1982, BC Children’s Hospital Foundation has
worked with our donors to give BC Children’s Hospital, Sunny
Hill Health Centre for Children and the Child & Family
Research Institute the resources they need to excel.
Person In Charge: Teri Nicholas, President & CEO
Information Contact: Ms. Cary Gaymond, Director of
Philanthropy
Chair...............................................................Kevin Bent
3981 Oak Street, Vancouver BC V6H 4H5
(604) 873-1865 Fax (604) 873-0166
BC LIONS SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
(604) 873-1865 Fax (604) 873-0166
780 SW Marine Drive Vancouver BC V6P 5Y7
(877) 324-3611 Fax (604) 326-1229
1107 Seymour St., 2nd floor Vancouver BC V6B 5S8
(604) 893-2200 Fax (604) 915-9256
224 – 1357 West Broadway Richmond BC V7B 0A1
(604) 333-3520
BE A HERO
970 Hwy 33 W. Kelowna BC V1X 1Y7
(250) 717-1003 Fax (250) 717-1013
BEAR VALLEY RESCUE
Box 19, Site 6, RR 2 Sundre AB T0M 1X0
(403) 637-2708
BEECHWOOD CEMETERY FOUNDATION (THE)
280 Beechwood Ave PO Box 7025 Ottawa ON K1L 8E2
(613) 741-9530 Fax (613) 741-8584
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF MORDEN-WINKLER AND DISTRICT
Box 450 309 Main Street Winkler MB R6W 4A6
(204) 325-9707 Fax (204) 325-6308
PO Box 18, 435 Cardena Road, Bowen Island BC V0N 1G0
(604) 947-0333 Fax (604) 947-0323
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF ORILLIA & DISTRICT
64 Mississaga Street West Suite #3 Orillia ON L3V 3A8
(705) 325-3151 Fax (705) 325-4655
BOWMANVILLE DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
410 North Scugog Court Bowmanville ON L1C 3K2
(905) 623-5871
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF THE GEORGIAN TRIANGLE
129 Hurontario Street Unit 201 Collingwood ON L9Y 2L9
(705) 445-2330 Fax (705) 445-8627
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF ORILLIA BOYS & GIRLS
CLUB OF NORTH SIMCOE
62 Peter Street North Orillia ON L3V 4Z1
(705) 323-3422
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS OF PEEL INC.
71 West Drive Unit 23 Brampton ON L6T 5E2
(905) 457-7288 Fax (905) 454-0769
850 – 505 Burrard St Box 70 – One Bentall Ctr Vancouver BC
(604) 682-3455
BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
20 Hopewell Way NE Calgary AB T3J 5H5
(403) 219-2300 Fax (403) 250-6567
BIRD STUDIES CANADA
Box 160 Port Rowan ON N0E 1M0
(519) 586-2909 Fax (519) 586-3532
BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION (THE)
298 Lonsdale Road Toronto ON M4V 1X2
(416) 483-4325
BISSELL CENTRE
10527 – 96 Street Edmonton AB T5H 2H6
(780) 423-2285 Fax (780) 429-7908
4210 – 48 St c/o Leduc Community Hospital Leduc AB T9E 5Z3
(780) 980-4536 Fax (780) 980-4615
BLUE METROPOLIS FOUNDATION / FONDATION METROPOLIS BLEU
661 Rue Rose-De-Lima Montreal QC H4C 2L7
(514) 932-1112
BLYTH FESTIVAL
423 Queen St PO Box 10 Blyth ON N0M 1H0
(519) 523-4345 Fax (519) 523-9804
BNEI CHESED FOUNDATION
197 Andre-Ouellette Boisbriand QC J7E 4H4
(514) 437-3445
BOISSEVAIN & MORTON FOUNDATION
PO Box 1075 Boissevain MB R0K 0E0
(204) 534-2501
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF OTTAWA
2825 Dumaurier Ave. Ottawa ON K2B 7W3
(613) 232-0925 Fax (613) 230-0891
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB SERVICES OF GREATER VICTORIA
1240 Yates Street Victoria BC V8V 3N3
(250) 384-9133 Fax (250) 384-9136
E-mail: development@bgcvic.org
Website: www.bgcvic.org
Purpose: It is our mission to provide a safe, supportive place
where children and youth can experience new opportunities,
overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop
confidence and skills for life. Our programs and services are
delivered by people who are committed to developing the
assets – experiences, opportunities and internal capacities –
that all children and youth need to achieve health and success
in today’s complex world.
Person In Charge: Patti Sullivan, Executive Director
Information Contact: Kate Mansell, Director of
Development
President.................................................. Kris Charmley
Vice President...............................................Mike Sidhu
Treasurer........................................... Robert N. Moysey
Secretary......................................................Todd Walsh
Chair, Foundation Board.....................Robert H. Harman
731-13 Ave Ne Calgary AB T2E 1C8
(403) 276-9981 Fax (403) 276-9931
9425 109a Ave Nw Edmonton AB T5H 1G1
(780) 422-6038
BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND JOHN M. PARROTT ART GALLERY
254 Pinnacle Street Belleville ON K8N 3B1
(613) 968-6731 Fax (613) 968-6841
BON DIEU DANS LA RUE (LE)
895 de la Gauchetière Ouest Niveau 90 bureau 220
Montréal QC H3B 5K3
(514) 526-5222 Téléc (514) 526-5445
BERNADETTE MCCANN HOUSE FOR WOMEN INC.
25 Maple St. N. Pembroke ON K8A 6X3
(613) 732-7776 Fax (613) 732-8667
BOOST CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION
890 Yonge Street Suite 1100 Toronto ON M4W 3P4
(416) 515-1100
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF WILLIAMS LAKE AND DISTRICT
51 S. 4th Avenue Williams Lake BC V2G 1J6
(250) 392-5730 Fax (250) 392-5743
BETH TORAH CONGREGATION
47 Glenbrook Ave Toronto ON M6B 2L7
(416) 782-4495
BOOTH COLLEGE THE SALVATION ARMY
WILLIAM & CATHERINE BOOTH COLLEGE
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF SARNIA
180 College Avenue North Sarnia ON N7T 7X2
(519) 337-3651 Fax (519) 337-7281
BETHANY COLLEGE
Box 160 Hepburn SK S0K 1Z0
(866) 772-2175
BIBLE LEAGUE OF CANADA (THE)
Box 5037 3067 Mainway Burlington ON L7R 3Y8
(905) 319-9500 Fax (905) 319-0484
LA BIBLE PARLE-ASSEMBLEE CHRETIENNE
C.p.70065 Laval -Ouest Laval QC H7R 5Z2
(450) 962-8222
BIG BROTHERS & BIG SISTERS OF TORONTO
501 – 2345 Yonge Street Toronto ON M4P 2E5
(416) 925-8981 Fax (416) 925-4671
447 Webb Place Winnipeg MB R3B 2P2
(204) 947-6701 Fax (204) 942-3856
(866) 892-4244
E-mail: Donald_Burke@BoothUC.ca
Website: www.BoothUC.ca
Purpose: Education for a Better World – The Salvation Army’s
premier post-secondary institution located in Winnipeg. The
institution offers Professional Degrees in Social Work and
Business, as well as General Degrees in Religion, English and
Film, Behavioral Sciences and General Studies.
Information Contact: Dr. Donald E. Burke, President
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF ONTARIO
101 Spruce Street Toronto ON M5A 2J3
(416) 289-9955 Fax (416) 761-5033
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF CANADA
#204-7100 Woodbine Ave Markham ON L3R 5J2
(905) 477-7272 Fax (905) 477-2056
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF WINNIPEG INC.
929 Main Street Winnipeg MB R2W 3P2
(204) 982-4940 Fax (204) 982-4950
BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION SUDBURY & DISTRICT
576A Haig Street Sudbury ON P3C 5P8
(705) 670-0200 Fax (705) 222-2427
BRAIN TUMOUR FOUNDATION OF CANADA
620 Colborne Street Suite 301 London ON N6B 3R9
(519) 642-7755 Fax (519) 642-7192
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF BA RRIE & DISTRICT
168 Bayfield St PO Box 261 Barrie ON L4M 4T2
(705) 728-0515 Fax (705) 728-2965
BOSCO HOMES A SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
10435-76 St Edmonton AB T6A 3B1
(780) 440-0708 Fax (780) 440-2854
BRAMPTON AND AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
150 Main Street North PO Box 74027 Brampton ON L6V 1N9
(905) 796-2926
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF KAWARTHA LAKES – HALIBURTON
117 Kent St. West PO Box 761 Lindsay ON K9V 4W9
(705) 324-6800 Fax (705) 324-8000
BOW VALLEY COLLEGE
332 6 Ave Se Calgary AB T2G 4S6
(403) 410-1730
BRAMPTON CIVIC HOSPITAL
(SEE WILLIAM OSLER HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION)
2100 Bovaird Drive East Brampton ON L6R 3J7
(905) 949-6556
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BRANDON AREA FOUNDATION
Box 22096 1401 Princess Ave Brandon MB R7A 6Y9
(204) 571-0529 Fax (204) 571-0529
BRANKSOME HALL
Director Finance & Admin. 10 Elm Avenue Toronto ON M4W 1N4
(416) 920-9741
BRANT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
57 Charlotte Street Brantford ON N3T 2W6
(519) 752-2483 Fax (519) 752-1931
BRANT UNITED WAY
30 Brant Avenue Brantford ON N3T 3G6
(519) 752-7848 Fax (519) 752-7913
BREAKFAST CLUBS OF CANADA
151 de Mortagne Blvd., Suite A Boucherville QC J4B 6G4
(450) 449-4900 Fax (450) 449-8980
BREAKFAST FOR LEARNING
164 Eglinton Avenue East Suite 400 Toronto ON M4P 1G4
(416) 487-1046 Fax (416) 487-1837
(800) 627-7922
E-mail: info@breakfastforlearning.ca
Website: www.breakfastforlearning.ca
Purpose: Breakfast for Learning is a national, non-profit organization dedicated to student nutrition programs. Working to
ensure children and youth attend school well-nourished and
ready to learn, Breakfast for Learning empowers communities
to start and sustain school-based nutrition programs to
enhance learning and healthy development.
Person In Charge: Wendy Wong, President & CEO,
Member AFP
Chair...............................................................Terry Fallis
Treasurer...............................................Stephen Dineley
Vice-Chair...................................................Larry Murray
6050 – 44th Avenue Delta BC V4K 3X7
(604) 940-4504 Fax (604) 940-4506
(877) 940-4504
E-mail: william.thornton@bcguidedog.com
Website: www.bcguidedog.com
Purpose: Mission: To offer individuals and families 3
of the most fundamental needs in life: mobility,
independence & companionship. Vision: A future
where persons who are blind or visually impaired
achieve independence and dignity through our worldclass guide dog and support services.
Information Contact: William Thornton, Chief
Executive Officer
BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION
3700 Willingdon Ave Burnaby BC V5G 3H2
(604) 432-8803 Fax (604) 435-9642
www.donorsguide.ca
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS – BC SPCA
1245 East 7th Avenue Vancouver BC V5T 1R1
(604) 681-7271 Fax (604) 681-7022
(800) 665-1868
E-mail: info@spca.bc.ca
Website: www.spca.bc.ca
Purpose: The prevention of cruelty to animals, enforcement
of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, sheltering and
rehabilitation of abused and abandoned animals, humane
education, advocacy, spay/neuter programs, wild animal care,
farm animal certification.
Person In Charge: Craig Daniell, Chief Executive Officer
Information Contact: John Hoole, Senior Manager, Gift
Planning, Member CAGP
President....................................................Cindy Soules
Treasurer..................................................... Eric Stebner
BRITISH COLUMBIA TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNING SOCIETY
2200 DOUGLAS RD Burnaby BC V5C 5A7
(604) 250-9936
BREAST CANCER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FUND (ONTARIO)
366 St Paul Street St Catharines ON L2R 3N2
(905) 687-3333
E-mail: info@breastcancerniagara.org
Website: www.breastcancerniagara.org
Purpose: Independent; mandate of community-based public
interest research in prevention of breast cancer, design &
deliver support services for women living with & beyond
breast cancer. Offer health & environment workshops, and
lifestyle strategies for avoidance & reduction of environmental
pollutants.
Person In Charge: Karin Perry, Executive Director
President................................................Stephen Tripodi
Secretary-Treasurer.........................Marjory McPherson
Director...................................................... Mary Sirotnik
Director.......................................................Mary Kovacs
Director...................................................... Lucy Kuczma
BRIDGEPOINT HEALTH FOUNDATION
14 St Matthews Rd Toronto ON M4M 2B5
(416) 461-8252 Fax (416) 470-6709
BRIDGES OF HOPE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
OF DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES INC.
203-207-13th Street South Lethbridge AB T1H 2R6
(403) 320-5333
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BROCK UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
AND DONOR RELATIONS
500 Glenridge Avenue St Catharines ON L2S 3A1
(905) 688-5550 ext 4190 Fax (905) 641-5216
E-mail: boldnewbrock@brocku.ca
Website: brocku.ca/boldnewbrock
Purpose: Brock is a university designed for the very purpose
of developing well-rounded human beings. We’re a place that
recognizes and nurtures both sides of the brain. Where
diverse passions are welcomed and celebrated and students
become better versions of themselves.
Person In Charge: Dr. Jack Lightstone, President &
Vice-Chancellor
Information Contact: Doug Earle, Executive Director,
The Campaign for a Bold New Brock, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Fundraising Goal: $75 million by 2012
BROKENHEAD RIVER COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
736 Park Ave PO Box 880 Beausejour MB R0E 0C0
(204) 268-6300 Fax (204) 268-6304
ordered from:
Through a planned gift to Calgary
Family Services you will support us in
Building strong families and
communities for generations
BRUCE TRAIL CONSERVANCY (THE)
(FORMERLY ASSOCIATION)
PO Box 857 Hamilton ON L8N 3N9
(905) 296-0435 Fax (905) 529-6823
(800) 665-4453
E-mail: jgraves@brucetrail.org
Website: www.brucetrail.org
Purpose: The Bruce Trail Conservancy is a charitable organization committed to establishing a conservation corridor containing a public footpath along the Niagara Escarpment, in
order to protect its natural ecosystems and to promote environmentally responsible public access to this UNESCO World
Biosphere Reserve. Tagline: Close to Nature. Close to Home.
Person In Charge: Beth Kümling, Executive Director
Information Contact: Jan Graves, Director of Fundraising,
Member AFP & Leave a Legacy
President.................................................. Edward Hazell
Executive Vice President............................ Peter Leeney
Vice-President Programs.............................. Neil Hester
Treasurer.................................................... Roger Beach
Secretary.........................................Malcolm Sanderson
Box 995 3350 Poplar Rd Smithers BC V0J 2N0
(250) 847-4122 Fax (250) 847-9338
BURLINGTON ART CENTRE FOUNDATION
1333 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington ON L7S 1A9
(905) 632-7796 Fax (905) 632-0278
3935 Kincaid St Burnaby BC V5G 2X6
(604) 431-2881 Fax (604) 434-9357
4-7953 120 Street Delta BC V4C 6P6
(604) 572-0373 Fax (604) 572-0374
1109, 615 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary AB T2G 4T8
(403) 234-9396 Fax (403) 233-0513
560 Sydney Ave Coquitlam BC V3K 6A4
(604) 939-6485 Fax (604) 939-4728
BYTOWN MUSEUM (HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF OTTAWA)
Ottawa Locks Ottawa ON K1N 9J7
(613) 234-4570 Fax (613) 234-4846
C
Help us continue our 100-year legacy of
service to Calgarians as we build strength
in the city’s diverse population.
We develop programs that are holistic and
serve the citizens of Calgary throughout
all life cycles. Services are designed to
enhance individual and family
relationships, help children reach their full
potential, engage older adults in
contributing to their communities, and
assist vulnerable citizens in maintaining
dignity and respect.
Individuals, families and communities turn
to us for support and solutions through
childhood, adulthood and elderhood.
www.calgaryfamily.org
donate@calgaryfamily.org
(403) 269-9888
Charitable Registration: 11882 3475 RR0001
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CAL BOMBAY MINISTRIES INC.
Box 22021 794 Colborne Street East Brantford ON N3S 7V1
(519) 753-7380
1019 7th Avenue SW Calgary AB T2P 1A8
(403) 266-8711 Fax (403) 266-2478
E-mail: info@calgaryselfhelp.com
Website: www.calgaryselfhelp.com
cALGARY COMMUNITIES AGAINST SEXUAL ABUSE (CCASA)
7th Floor, 320 – 5th Avenue SE Calgary AB T2G 0E5
(403) 237-6905 Fax (403) 264-8355
200-2115 Sirocco Drive S.w. Calgary AB T2G 0A4
(403) 229-0947
CALGARY DROP-IN & REHAB CENTRE SOCIETY THE DI
423 4th Ave. S.E. Calgary AB T2G 0C8
(403) 263-5707 Fax (403) 234-0577
200, 1000 8th Avenue SW Calgary AB T2P 3M7
(403) 269.9888 Fax (403) 205-5273
E-mail: donate@calgaryfamily.org
Website: www.calgaryfamily.org
Purpose: Building strength in Calgary’s diverse population through family and individual support, community
development, counselling, homecare, and collaboration.
Person In Charge: Susan Mallon, Chief Executive
Officer
Information Contact: Donna Evangelista, Manager
of Business Support
700 – 999 8th Street SW Calgary AB T2R 1J5
(403) 802-7700 Fax (403) 802-7701
E-mail: info@thecalgaryfoundation.org
Website: www.thecalgaryfoundation.org
Purpose: The Calgary Foundation, established in 1955, helps
create a giving and caring community by identifying needs,
convening groups around common concerns, making
knowledgeable grants and facilitating philanthropy for the
long term benefit of Calgary and area. With over 1000 Funds
established, the Foundation strengthens the charitable sector
in the areas of Arts & Heritage, Human Services, Education,
Environment, Health and Neighbourhoods.
Person In Charge: Eva Friesen, President & CEO
Information Contact: Laily Pirbhai, VP Donor Engagement,
Member CAGP
Chair ............................................................ Alison Love
Vice-Chair............................................. Gerald M. Deyell
231 – 37th Avenue NE Calgary AB T2E 8J2
(403) 276-8028 Fax (403) 276-1434
E-mail: mhalwas@calgaryhandibus.com
Website: www.calgaryhandibus.com
Purpose: Calgary Handibus is passionate about providing our
customers with access to the community and promoting
independence. We insist upon serving our customers with
honesty and respect, care and dignity. We operate in a cost
Purpose: Calgary Association of Help is a community
effective manner, where safety is never compromised. We
mental health centre providing client-centered, flexible
are proud to strengthen our community and make a
services promoting the abilities of adults with mental illness
difference in people’s lives.
through skill development, support counselling and social/
Person In Charge: George Penny, General Manager &
leisure programs.
C.E.O.
Person In Charge: Marion McGrath, Chief Executive Officer Information Contact: Marni Halwas, Director, Fund
Information Contact: Maria Kadatz, Fund Development/
Development
Communications Officer, Member AFP, Member CAGP
Chair....................................................Robert McClinton
Chairperson............................................. Hans den Boer
Past-Chair....................................................Brent Kirkby
Vice Chairperson................................Irene MacEachern
800, 11012 MacLeod Trail SE Calgary AB T2J 6A5
(403) 943-0615 Fax (403) 943-0628
McDougall Centre 455 – 6 St SW Calgary AB T2P 4E8
(403) 262-2921 Fax (403) 262-2924
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF CHATHAM
475 Keil Drive Chatham ON N7M 6L8
(519) 352-4980
CALGARY HUMANE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
4455 110 Ave Se Calgary AB T2C 2T7
(403) 723-6010
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF HAMILTON
547 West 5th St Hamilton ON L9C 3P7
(905) 388-2645
5000 11 Street S.E. Calgary AB T2H 2Y5
(403) 253-2059 Fax (403) 259-4240
635-35 Avenue NE Calgary AB T2E 2L2
(403) 276-3173 ext 22 Fax (403) 277-1144
E-mail: devangelista@shaw.ca
Purpose: Calgary Inter-Faith Furnitue Society donates
furniture and household goods to economically
disadvantaged individuals referred to the society by
recognized human services and faith groups.
Person In Charge: Maureen Turnbull, Manager
Information Contact: Donna Evangelista, Board Director
917 9 Ave SE Calgary AB T2G 0S5
(403) 266-4566 Fax (403) 265-2458
3610 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary AB T2G 2P9
(403) 243-2834 Fax (403) 243-8438
4520 Crowchild Trail Sw Calgary AB T2T 5J4
1315-7 Street Sw Calgary AB T2R 1A5
(403) 262-7286
205 – 8 Avenue Se Calgary AB T2G 0K9
(403) 571-0264
616 Macleod Trail SE Calgary AB T2G 2M2
(403) 260-2631 Fax (403) 234-8763
P.O. Box 1060, Station M Calgary AB T2P 2K8
(403) 261-9350
128, 7th Avenue S.e. Calgary AB T2G 0H5
(403) 221-8780
CALGARY WOMENS EMERGENCY SHELTER ASSOCIATION
Po Box 52051 Edmonton Trail Ne Calgary AB T2E 7R1
(403) 539-5124
1300 Zoo Road NE Calgary AB T2E 7V6
(403) 232-7774 Fax (403) 237-7582
E-mail: donations@calgaryzoo.ab.ca
Website: www.calgaryzoo.com
Purpose: A world-class zoological society, committed
to excellence in animal stewardship and conservation
leadership. Engage visitors in enjoyable and unique
experiences, connect our community with nature, and
inspire actions which support conservation. Adheres
to the Association of Fundraising Professionals Code
of Ethics.
Person In Charge: Dr. Clement Lanthier, President
& CEO
Information Contact: Rick Harland, Director,
Development
Chairman of the Board of
Trustees..............................................Greg Turnbull
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF THE NETHERLANDS
REFORMED CONGREGATIONS
Box 40 Coalhurst AB T0L 0V0
(403) 381-3030
CAMBRIDGE & N. DUMFRIES COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
24 Queens Square Cambridge ON N1S 1H6
(519) 624-8972 Fax (519) 624-4032
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
R.r. #1 Breslau ON N0B 1M0
(519) 648-2114
CAMBRIDGE VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
147 Elgin St N Cambridge ON N1R 5H6
(519) 740-8463
CAMMAC
85, chemin Cammac Harrington QC J8G 2T2
(819) 687-3938 Fax (819) 687-3323
CAMOSUN COLLEGE FOUNDATION
3100 Foul Bay Rd Victoria BC V8P 5J2
(250) 370-4232
CAMP HEALTH, HOPE AND HAPPINESS (CAMP HE HO HA) CAMP
HEALTH, HOPE & HAPPINESS SOCIETY
Box 182 Seba Beach AB T0E 2B0
(780) 429-3277 Fax (780) 797-3812
CAMP WINSTON/THE PINE BAY FOUNDATION
2040 Yonge Street, Suite 208 Toronto ON M4S 1Z9
(416) 487-6229 Fax (416) 487-1610
E-mail: mail@campwinston.com
Website: www.campwinston.com
Purpose: Camp Winston located on Sparrow Lake provides
inspiring recreational opportunities to children with autism
spectrum disorders, ADHD, learning disabilities and tourettes.
Camp relies on donations and fees to operate. Your gift will
help a child create the foundation for success.
Person In Charge: Gerald Enchin, Executive Director,
Member CAGP, Member AFP
Information Contact: Denise Fruchter, Founder & Camp
Co-Director
Chair.......................................................... Kenneth Karp
Vice Chair............................................Norman Schipper
Executive Committee Member....................Jay Feldman
CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT MUSEUM & ARCHIVES SOCIETY
490 Island Highway Campbell River BC V9W 4Z9
(250) 287-3101 Fax (250) 286-0109
CAMPBELL RIVER CHRISTIAN LIFE DAYCARE SOCIETY
445 Merecroft Rd Campbell River BC V9W 6K6
(250) 287-7436
301 St Ann’s Rd Campbell River BC V9W 4C7
(250) 287-8000 Fax (250) 287-8000
CAMP JARDIN (GAN) D’ISRAEL / CAMP GARDEN (GAN) OF ISRAELV
4387 Avenue Plamondon Montreal QC H3S 1M1
(514) 343-9606
CAMPBELLFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
146 Oliver Rd Campbellford ON K0L 1L0
(705) 632-2014 Fax (705) 653-3430
CAMP KAWARTHA
CAMP KAWARTHA INCORPORATED
CAMPHILL FOUNDATION CANADA CCO – CAMPHILL COMMUNITIES
ONTARIO INC.
78 Toronto Street Barrie ON L4N 1V2
(705) 728-7752 Fax (705) 722-9690
1010 Birchview Road RR 4 Lakefield ON K0L 2H0
(705) 652-3860 Fax (705) 652-1500
(866) 532-4597
E-mail: info@campkawartha.ca
Website: www.campkawartha.ca
Purpose: Camp Kawartha is an award winning organization
offering innovative summer camp, outdoor and environmental
education programs to children and adults year round. Our
mission is to create positive stewards of our human and
natural communities. Camp Kawartha’s ground breaking
environment centre is one of Canada’s most sustainable
buildings. To learn more, visit www.campkawartha.ca
Person In Charge: Jacob Rodenburg, Executive Director
Board Chair............................................Dan McWilliams
President................................................. Cathy Romano
1st Vice President / Corporate Secretary......Bob Burgis
2nd Vice President...........................................Jay Amer
Treasurer......................................... Robert D. Gauvreau
Secretary.......................................................Gord Regts
CAMP MOSHAVA
296 Wilson Avenue Toronto ON M3H 1S8
(416) 630-7578
CAMP OOCHIGEAS
60 St. Clair Ave East Suite 201 Toronto ON M4T 1N5
(416) 961-6624 Fax (416) 961-2267
CAMP QUALITY INC.
1444 Queen Street East, Suite 206 Toronto ON M4L 1G1
(416) 406-2267 Fax (416) 406-2260
CAMP TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE
200 Main St W Hamilton ON L8P 4Y4
(905) 527-1992 Fax (905) 527-5314
Please visit us at
www.charitycan.ca
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CAMPOBELLO LODGE INC.
640, Route 774 Welshpool NB E5E 1A5
(506) 752-7030
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTRES
(CAILC)
170 Laurier Avenue West, Suite 1104 Ottawa ON K1P 5V5
(613) 563-2581 Fax (613) 563-3861
4604 – 57 Street Camrose AB T4V 2E7
(780) 672-0257 Fax (780) 672-7484
CANADA AFRICA PARTNERSHIP ON AIDS (CAPAIDS)
2489 Bloor Street West Toronto ON M6S 1R6
(416) 783-0002
CANADA COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS / CONSEIL DES ARTS DU CANADA
350 Albert St Ottawa ON
(613) 566-4414
CANADA DANCE FESTIVAL FESTIVAL DANSE CANADA
53 Elgin Street Ottawa ON K1P 5W1
(613) 947-7000 Fax (613) 943-1399
CANADA SAFETY COUNCIL
1020 Thomas Spratt Place Ottawa ON K1G 5L5
(613) 739-1535
CANADA SOUTH LAND TRUST
2405 Princess Avenue Windsor ON N8T 1V2
(519) 944-0825 Fax (519) 839-4795
Suite 900 – 1202 Centre St. South Calgary AB T2G 5A5
(403) 264-9535
CANADA-AFRICA COMMUNITY HEALTH ALLIANCE /
ALLIANCE DE SANTE COMMUNAUTAIRE CANADA-AFRIQUE
300 – 100 Marie Curie Ottawa ON K1N 7B7
(613) 234-9992
CANADA’S NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL
400 Jarvis Street Toronto ON M4Y 2G6
(416) 964-3780 Fax (416) 964-5145
CANADA’S NATIONAL HISTORY SOCIETY
478 – 167 Lombard Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 0G9
(204) 988-9300
CANADA’S SPORTS HALL OF FAME
Exhibition Place Toronto ON M6K 3C3
(416) 260-6789 Fax (416) 260-9347
CANADIAN “BRIDGES FOR PEACE” ASSOCIATION INC.
Box 21001 Rpo Charleswood Winnipeg MB R3R 3R2
(204) 489-3697
CANADIAN 4-H COUNCIL
CEF 930 Carling Avenue Bldg # 26 Ottawa ON K1A 0C6
(613) 234-4448 Fax (613) 234-1112
CANADIAN AID FOR CHERNOBYL
Po Box 244 Brockville ON K6V 5V5
(613) 345-7323
CANADIAN AUTHORS ASSOCIATION
74 Mississaga East Orillia ON L3V 1AV
(705) 653-0323 Fax (866) 393-1401
CANADIAN AVIATION HISTORICAL SOCIETY
PO Box 224 Station A Willowdale ON M2N 5S8
(416) 410-9774 Fax (416) 294-3825
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ALBERTA/N.W.T. DIVISION
200, 325 Manning Road NE Calgary AB T2E 2P5
(403) 541-5373 Fax (403) 205-3979
(800) 661-2262 ext. 5382
E-mail: giftplanning@cancer.ab.ca
Information Contact: Gift Planning Team
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
BRITISH COLUMBIA AND YUKON DIVISION
565 West 10th Ave Vancouver BC V5Z 4J4
(800) 663-2524 Fax (604) 675-7336
E-mail: tandreola@bc.cancer.ca
CANADIAN BAPTIST MINISTRIES
7185 Millcreek Dr Mississauga ON L5N 5R4
(905) 821-3533
10 Carnforth Rd Toronto ON M4A 2S4
(416) 757-4171 Fax (416) 757-3376
Information Contact: Toni Andreola, Director, Planned
Giving
CANADIAN BLOOD SERVICES
NATIONAL FUNDRAISING OFFICE
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY MANITOBA DIVISION
1800 Alta Vista Drive Ottawa ON K1G 4J5
(613) 739-2300 Fax (613) 739-2141
(888) 236-6283
E-mail: fundraising@blood.ca
Website: www.blood.ca
Purpose: The Canadian Blood Services develops
philanthropic relationships to support and enhance
Canada’s Blood System. Donations help to create
excellence in research, transfusion science and
medicine, education and awareness, blood collection
facilities and equipment. With these gifts and the loyal
support of blood donors and volunteers, we will
continue to enhance a blood system that meets the
growing needs of Canadians.
Information Contact: Penny Holmes-Tuor, Manager,
National Fundraising Office, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Voir page 141 pour les renseignements en français
CANADIAN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION (THE)
375 UNIVERSITY AVE. 6TH FLOOR Toronto ON M5G 2J5
(416) 596-6773 Fax (416) 596-7857
2051-47 St. Edmonton AB T6L 2V5
(780) 448-9025
193 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg MB R3C 2B7
(204) 774-7483 Fax (204) 774-7500
E-mail: jletkemann@mb.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Joy Letkemann, Senior Director,
Planning and Performance
55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto ON M4V 2Y7
(416) 961-7223 Fax (416) 961-4189
E-mail: ccs@cancer.ca
Website: www.cancer.ca
Purpose: The Canadian Cancer Society’s mission is
the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the
quality of life of people living with cancer. The
organization funds research, education, patient
services and advocates for healthy public policy.
President of the National Board
of Directors.................................Elizabeth Newson
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CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NEW BRUNSWICK DIVISION
PO Box 2089 133 Prince William St Saint John NB E2L 3T5
(506) 634-6272 Fax (506) 634-3808
E-mail: ckerfont@nb.cancer.ca
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DIVISION CANADIAN COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE –
1 Rochford St Suite #1 Charlottetown PE C1A 9L2
(902) 566-4007 Fax (902) 628-8281
E-mail: cmacdonald@pei.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Cecil Kerfont, Director, Revenue
Development
Information Contact: Connie MacDonald, Director,
Revenue Development
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
DIVISION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY QUEBEC DIVISION
70 Ropewalk Lane P.O. Box 8921 St John’s NL A1B 3R9
(709) 753-6520 Fax (709) 753-9314
E-mail: apelley@nl.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Albert Pelley, Director, Revenue
Development
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NOVA SCOTIA DIVISION
5826 South Street Suite #1 Halifax NS B3H 1S6
(902) 492-6909 Fax (902) 492-9292
E-mail: rose.spicer@ns.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Rose Spicer, Major Gifts and Planned
Giving Officer
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ONTARIO DIVISION
500-55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto ON M4V 2Y7
(416) 323-7122 Fax (416) 488-2872
E-mail: giftplanning@ontario.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Tony Lee, MBA, CFRE, Director of
Gift Planning
www.donorsguide.ca
5151 de l’Assomption Blvd Montréal QC H1T 4A9
(514) 255-5151 Fax (514) 255-2808
E-mail: gbriand@quebec.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Gérard Briand, MBA, Advisor,
Planned Giving
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY SASKATCHEWAN DIVISION
1910 McIntyre St Regina SK S4P 2R3
(306) 790-5819 Fax (306) 569-2133
E-mail: towens@sk.cancer.ca
Information Contact: Trina Owens, Planned Giving and
Stewardship Manager
CANADIAN CANOE MUSEUM
910 Monaghan Rd Peterborough ON K9J 5K4
(705) 748-9153 Fax (705) 748-0616
CANADIAN COUNCIL FOR ABORIGINAL BUSINESS
204A St George St Coach House Main Flr Toronto ON M5R 2N5
(416) 961-8663 Fax (416) 961-3995
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR CHILD PROTECTION CHILD FIND MANITOBA
615 Academy Road, Winnipeg MB R3N 0E7
(204) 945-5735 Fax (204) 948-2461
CANADIAN COUNCIL FOR REFUGEES
6839A Drolet, #302 Montréal QC H2S 2T1
(514) 277-7223 Fax (514) 277-1447
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR DIVERSITY/CENTRE CANADIAN
POUR LA DIVERSITE
525-4211 Yonge Street Box 17 Toronto ON M2P 2A9
(416) 597-9693
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN CHARITIES
1 21 Howard Ave Elmira ON N3B 2C9
(519) 669-5137
CANADIAN CHILDREN’S OPERA COMPANY
227 Front Street East Toronto ON M5A 1E8
(416) 366-0467 Fax (416) 366-9204
CANADIAN CIVIL LIBERTIES EDUCATION TRUST
360 Bloor St. W., Suite 506 Toronto ON M5S 1X1
(416) 363-0321 Fax (416) 861-1291
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Person In Charge: Andrea Blackler, CFRE,
Development Officer, Member AFP
Information Contact: Andrea Blackler, CFRE,
Development Officer, Member AFP
1920 rue Baile Montréal QC H3H 2S6
(514) 939-7000 Fax (514) 939-7020
CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY
200 Kent St 5th Floor Ottawa ON K1A 0E6
(613) 991-5714 Fax (613) 996-8902
1-866-241-2266 x238
www.ccnm.edu
Purpose: Established in 1978, the College educates
and trains naturopathic doctors through a four-year
professional program in naturopathic medicine. The
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM)
focuses on excellence in health education, clinical
services and research that integrate the whole person.
CCNM receives no direct government funding. Help
grow the future of naturopathic health care by supporting education, scholarships or research projects at
CCNM. Make your legacy a healthier future.
235, 3545 32 Ave Ne Suite 641 Calgary AB T1Y 6M6
(403) 313-1318
CANADIAN CHILDREN’S BOOK CENTRE THE
40 Orchard View Blvd Lower Level Suite # 101 Toronto ON M4B 1B9
Support scholarships, education
or research at the Canadian College of
Naturopathic Medicine.
1255 Sheppard Avenue East Toronto ON M2K 1E2
(416) 498-1255 ext 238 Fax (416) 498-1643
(866) 241-2266
E-mail: advancement@ccnm.edu
Website: www.ccnm.edu
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ABUSE AWARENESS
1151 Gorham Street Unit 9 Newmarket ON L3Y 8Y1
(905) 967-0687 Fax (905) 967-0825
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR WORLD MISSION
Po Box 25 Stouffville ON L4A 5B1
(905) 640-1621
Make your legacy
a healthier future
for Canadians.
INSTITUTE OF NATUROPATHIC EDUCATION AND
RESEARCH
as widely available
as possible
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CANADIAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND –
MANITOBA DIVISION INC.
P.O. Box 2454 Station Main Winnipeg MB R3C 4A7
(204) 942-8722 Fax (204) 989-2175
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND (THE)
401-396 Cooper Street Ottawa ON K2P 2H7
(613) 567-0311
CANADIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE DEAF INC.
Llery Historic Distri55 Mill Street Bldg 5 Ste 101
Toronto ON M5A 3C4
(416) 203-2294
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION ATLANTIC AREA
101-137 Chain Lake Drive Halifax NS B3S 1B3
(902) 453-4232 Fax (902) 453-4440
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION NATIONAL OFFICE
1400-522 University Avenue Toronto ON M5G 2R5
(416) 363-0711 Fax (416) 363-3393
(800) 226-8464
E-mail: info@diabetes.ca
Website: www.diabetes.ca
Purpose: The Mission of the Canadian Diabetes Association
is: To lead the fight against diabetes by helping people with
diabetes live healthy lives while we work to find a cure.
Person In Charge: Michael Cloutier, President & CEO,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Lori Sussman, National Manager of
Major & Planned Gifts
Chair of Board of Directors......................Mr. Don Mann
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION ONTARIO AREA
200 – 235 Yorkland Boulevard Toronto ON M2J 4Y8
(416) 408-7149 Fax (416) 491-8927
CANADIAN FILM CENTRE (CFC)
2489 Bayview Avenue, Toronto ON M2L 1A8
(416) 445-1446 Fax (416) 445-9481
360 – 1385 West 8th Ave Vancouver BC V6H 3V9
(604) 732-1331 Fax (604) 732-8444
CANADIAN FOOD FOR CHILDREN
40 King Georges Road Etobicoke ON M8X 1L3
(416) 231-2817
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION PRAIRIES AREA
1010 – 10117 Jasper Ave NW Edmonton AB T5J 1W8
(780) 423-1232 Fax (780) 423-3322
1 – 31741 Peardonville Rd Abbotsford BC V2T 1L2
(604) 583-4262 Fax (604) 859-4332
CANADIENS DU CENTRE MEDICAL SHEBA/CANADIAN
FRIENDS OF SHEBA MEDICAL CENTER
100 Richmond St W #401 Etobicoke ON M8W 3T4
(416) 620-6610
CANADIAN FOODGRAINS BANK
400 – 280 Smith St Box 767 Winnipeg MB R3C 2L4
(204) 944-1993 Fax (204) 943-2597
CANADIAN FOUNDATION FOR NO-KILL ANIMAL SHELTERS
1030 Truscott Place RR#1 Baysville ON P0B 1A0
(705) 767-2383
811 14th Street Nw Calgary AB T3A 5R8
(403) 270-8500
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY
1750 Steeles Ave West, Concord ON L4K 2L7
(905) 660-3563
CANADIAN EPILEPSY ALLIANCE/ALLIANCE
CANADIENNE DE L’EPILEPSIE
224, 510 King Street East Toronto ON M5A 1M1
(416) 964-9095 Fax (416) 964-2492
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF MOSOOS CHASIDEI BELZ
5671 Av Durocher Outremont QC H2V 3Y3
CANADIAN FEDERATION OF HUMANE SOCIETIES
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF NOAM ELIMELECH
50 Brisbane Road Downsview ON M3J 2K2
(416) 661-3000
30 Concourse Gate #102 Ottawa ON K2E 7V7
(613) 224-8072 Fax (613) 723-0252
(888) 678-2347
E-mail: info@cfhs.ca
Website: www.cfhs.ca
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF PEARL CHILDREN
471 Clarence Street Ottawa ON K1N 5R9
(613) 233-2675
CANADIAN FRIENDS OF WCFE-TV57
1080 Cote Du Beaver, Suite 1720 Montréal QC H2Z 1S8
(514) 871-9571
Purpose: Protecting animals since 1957, CFHS helps
Canadians help animals. In partnership with our
member humane societies and SPCAs, we work to
improve the welfare of animals, focusing specifically
on companion and farm animals. With your support
we’ll continue to push for better animal cruelty
legislation, promote responsible pet ownership and
create a more humane Canada.
Person In Charge: Shelagh MacDonald, Program
Director
Information Contact: Shelagh MacDonald, Program
Director
President..........................................Bob Osterhout
CANADIAN FEED THE CHILDREN
174 Bartley Drive Toronto ON M4A 1E1
(416) 757-1220 Fax (416) 757-3318
charitable donations
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Be a Forever Friend!
You have loved and respected animals throughout your life.
Now you can instill these same values for generations to come.
The Canadian Federation of Humane Societies’ Forever Friends program enables you to sustain
and promote animal well-being during your lifetime and beyond.
What will your legacy be?
For more information on becoming a Forever Friend
For more information on becoming a Forever Friend
call 1-888-678-2347 ext. 20
call 1-888-678-2347 or visit www.cfhs.ca
and talk to Chief Executive Officer Steve Carroll.
CFHS is proud to be a member of
CFHS
FSCAA
Canadian Federation of Humane Societies
Fédération des sociétés canadiennes d'assistance aux animaux
www.cfhs.ca/donate
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CANADIAN GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND
Box 280 4120 Rideau Valley Dr N Manotick ON K4M 1A3
(613) 692-7777 Fax (613) 692-0650
E-mail: info@guidedogs.ca
Website: www.guidedogs.ca
Purpose: To train and provide Canadians or residents of
Canada with greater mobility and independence through
the use of professionally trained guide dogs (nationally)
and mobility assistance dogs (Ottawa area).
Person In Charge: Jane E. Thornton, COO &
Co-Founder
Chair.................................................Heather Skuce
Vice Chair......................................Edward K. Mann
Secretary........................................... Ronald Burns
Treasurer...................................William Wolfenden
Directors.................... Mary Jane Binks, Joel Oliver
Directors..............Jane E. Thornton, Bruce Watson
CANADIAN HADASSAH-WIZO (CHW) HADASSAH-WIZO
ORGANIZATION OF CANADA
1310 Greene Avenue, Suite 900 Montréal QC H3Z 2B8
(514) 937-9431 Fax (514) 933-6483
CANADIAN HEARING SOCIETY (THE)
CANADIAN HEMOPHILIA SOCIETY
SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE L’HÉMOPHILIE
271 Spadina Road Toronto ON M5R 2V3
(416) 928-2500 Fax (416) 928-2506
(877) 347-3427
E-mail: smain@chs.ca
Website: www.chs.ca
Purpose: Established in 1940, The Canadian Hearing Society
is the leading provider of services, products and information
that: remove barriers to communication; advance hearing
health; and promote equity for people who are culturally Deaf,
oral deaf, deafened, and hard of hearing.
Person In Charge: Chris Kenopic, President and Chief
Executive Officer
Information Contact: Susan Main, Vice President
Fundraising, Member AFP
Chair............................................................ Len Mitchell
Past Chair.............................................. Joanne DeLuzio
Vice Chairs.... Salma Kanji, Lori Clemente, Colin Cantlie
Treasurer........................................................Elliot Knox
Secretary.................................................. Chris Kenopic
HELP SOMEONE WITH YOUR GIFT!
By way of your will, endowment or life insurance policy
you can ensure that
1255 University Street, Suite 400 Montréal QC H3B 3B6
(514) 848-0503 Fax (514) 848-9661
(800) 668-2686
E-mail: chs@hemophilia.ca
Website: www.hemophilia.ca
Purpose: Committed to improve the health and quality of life
of all people with inherited bleeding disorders and ultimately
to find a cure.
Person In Charge: David Page, National Executive
Director
Information Contact: Joyce Argall, National Individual
Giving Coordinator
President.................................................. Craig Upshaw
Past-President.............................................. Pam Wilton
Treasurer.............................................. Bill Featherstone
Secretary.....................................................Aline Landry
CANADIAN HERITAGE OF QUEBEC
1181 de la Montagne Montréal QC H3G 1Z2
(514) 393-1417
CANADIAN HERO FUND
55 Bloor Street West PO Box 19532 Toronto ON M4W 3T9
(888) 602-3071
2424 University Dr NW Calgary AB T2N 3Y9
(403) 777-4562 Fax (403) 777-3635
CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH
180 Dundas St W Ste 1400 Toronto ON M5G 1Z8
(416) 971-4251 Fax (416) 971-6169
1537-9th Ave. S.E. Calgary AB T2G 5N4
(403) 262-2177 Fax (403) 261-6818
E-mail: info@cicf.ca or adrienne@cicf.ca
Website: www.cicf.ca
provides Canadians with greater mobility and independence
through the use of professionally trained Guide Dogs
(Nationally) and Mobility Assistance Dogs (Ottawa area)
4120 Rideau Valley Dr. N., Box 280, Manotick, ON K4M 1A3
www.guidedogs.ca
Ph: (613) 692-7777 info@guidedogs.ca
The 2011-12 Canadian Donor’s Guide can be ordered from:
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1192 Birchcliffe Crescent RR 4 Orillia, ON L3V 6H4
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Purpose: The CICF is a national volunteer organization
dedicated to improving the care of critically ill patients by
raising funds for important clinical research & education.
We’re committed to increasing medical professionals’
understanding & knowledge of critical care patients.
Person In Charge: Dr. Paul Boiteau , Chair of Board of
Directors
Chair of the Board................................. Dr. Paul Boiteau
Vice Chair......................Dr. Guisseppe “Joe” Pagliarello
Treasurer..............................................Dr. Rizwan Manji
Secretary .........................................Mr. Robert Morrow
Past Chair......................................... Dr. Cindy Hamielec
Director............................................ Dr. Catherine Farrell
Director........................................ Ms. Sandra Matheson
Director.......................................... Mr. Georges Mendes
Director......................................Dr. Margaret S.Herridge
Director................................................Dr. Michael Jacka
Director......................................... Mrs. Colleen Winston
Chapter Director................................... Mr. Rob Morrow
Chapter Director.....................Dr. Alison Fox-Robichaud
CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL-CONSEIL
INTERNATIONAL DU CANADA
4:49205
PMRichmond Street West Suite 302 Toronto ON M5S 1C7
(416) 977-9000
CANADIAN JESUITS INTERNATIONAL
70 Saint Mary Street Toronto ON M5S 1J3
(416) 465-1824 Fax (416) 927-9097
11180 Seafield Cres Richmond BC V6Y 1P3
2235 Sheppard Ave E Suite 1500 Toronto ON M2J 5B5
(416) 491-3353 Fax (416) 491-4952
(800) 563-5483
E-mail: plannedgiving@liver.ca
Website: www.liver.ca
Purpose: The Canadian Liver Foundation (CLF)
provides hope through research to Canadians of all
ages living with or at risk of liver disease. The CLF
supports liver research projects and shares this
knowledge by delivering patient support programs,
community presentations and public awareness
campaigns.
Person In Charge: Gary A. Fagan, President
Information Contact: Shannon Persaud Tolnay,
National Director, Fundraising, Member AFP
Chairman.................Morris Sherman, M.D. FRCPC
Treasurer..................................... Paul Derksen, CA
Past Chairman........ Kevork Peltekian, M.D. FRCPC
PO Box 4500 Station South Edmonton AB T6E 6K2
(780) 488-6819 Fax (780) 488-7195
CANADIAN LYME DISEASE FOUNDATION
2495 Reece Road Westbank BC V4T 1N1
(250) 768-0978
CANADIAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY
1785 Alta Vista Dr. Ottawa ON K1G 3Y6
(613) 733-2662 Fax (613) 733-8994
CANADIAN MEDIC ALERT FOUNDATION INC.
2005 Sheppard Av. E. Suite 800 Toronto ON M2J 5B4
(416) 696-0142
CANADIAN MEMORIAL CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE
6100 Leslie Street Toronto ON M2H 3J1
(416) 482-2340 Fax (416) 482-3629
(800) 669-2959
E-mail: advancement@cmcc.ca
Website: www.cmcc.ca
Purpose: CMCC is a fully accredited institution offering a
four year Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Its reputation for
education and research is world renowned. CMCC also
provides chiropractic care to the public through its clinics.
It receives no direct government funding.
Person In Charge: Dr. Jean A Moss, President
Information Contact: Melody Craggs, CFRE, Development
Manager, Member AFP
Board Chair................................................Dr. Kelli Blunt
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – BRITISH COLUMBIA
2675 Oak St Vancouver BC V6H 2K2
(604) 731-5864 Fax (604) 731-5810
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION NATIONAL OFFICE
595 Montreal Road Suite 303 Ottawa ON k1k 4l2
(613) 745-7750 Fax (613) 745-5522
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – NEW BRUNSWICK
65 Brunswick St Fredericton NB E3B 1G5
(506) 455-8961 Fax (506) 462-0939
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – MANITOBA DIVISION
2 – 836 Ellice Ave Winnipeg MB R3G 0C2
(204) 953-2350 Fax (204) 775-3497
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION –
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
15 Pippy Place, 2nd Floor PO Box 13457
St John’s NL A1B 4B8
(709) 726-4664 Fax (709) 726-2550
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR DIVISION
81 Kenmount Road St John’s NL A1B 3P8
(709) 753-8550 Fax (709) 753-8537
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – NOVA SCOTIA
17 Alma Crescent Halifax NS B3N 3E6
(902) 443-8141 Fax (902) 445-2573
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – NORTHWEST
TERRITORIES DIVISION
5125 – 50th Street P.O. Box 2580 Yellowknife NT X1A 2P9
(867) 873-3190 Fax (867) 873-4930
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – P.E.I.
1 Rochford St Suite 2 Charlottetown PE C1A 9L2
(902) 892-5957 Fax (902) 368-7281
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – ONTARIO DIVISION
2301 – 180 Dundas St W Toronto ON M5G 1Z8
(416) 977-5580 Fax (416) 977-2813
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – QUEBEC
855 rue Sainte-Catherine Est bureau 222
Montréal QC H2L 4N4
(514) 287-7400 Fax (514) 287-1978
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – SASKATCHEWAN
1231-8th St East Saskatoon SK S7H 0S5
(306) 343-9640 Fax (306) 343-7007
CANADIAN LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF
1080 Kingsbury Avenue Winnipeg MB R3B 3H6
(204) 694-5602
Help your clients
leave a legacy of hope
Liver disease can strike
anyone at any age.
Your clients can help us
strike back.
The Canadian Liver Foundation’s planned
giving program helps potential donors meet
their long-term personal charitable objectives,
while maximizing tax and other financial
benefits.
For easy-to-understand planned giving
information kits to give to your clients,
please contact us.
Tel: 416-491-3353
Toll free: 1-800-563-5483
Email: plannedgiving@liver.ca
Website: www.liver.ca
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We want the Canadian Donor’s Guide to be
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460 Richmond Street West Suite 502 Toronto ON M5Y 1Y1
(416) 646-2120 Fax (416) 646-0846
(866) 544-2673
E-mail: info@cmsf.ca
Website: www.cmsf.ca
Character. Service. Leadership.
Invest in the future by making a bequest
or planned gift in support of the Loran
Awards, the most comprehensive merit
scholarship in Canada.
Granted by the Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation, each Loran Award
comprises an annual stipend of $8,000
matched by a tuition waiver up to the
same amount, mentorship, and access to
summer internship opportunities. The
awards are renewable for up to four years
of undergraduate study and are tenable at
any of 24 Canadian universities. More
than 80 one-time awards are also granted
annually.
Why choose the Loran Awards?
• We have the most thorough
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We look for breadth in academic
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commitment to service, integrity,
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to take on meaningful risks.
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across Canada — small towns and
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province.
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Purpose: CMSF works to identify and support talented
students who show promise of leadership and a strong
commitment to service in the community. We fund
these citizens to study on Canadian campuses, to the
benefit of their future and ours.
Person In Charge: Franca Gucciardi, Executive
Director & CEO, Member AFP
Information Contact: Kara O’Brien, Development &
Alumni Relations Officer
Chair..........................................Peter George, C.M.
Past-Chair.....................................James Appleyard
President...................................... Franca Gucciardi
Secretary.............................................. Vali Bennett
Treasurer..........................................Mary Ann Finn
CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, FRIENDS
1560-201 Portage Avenue Winnipeg MB R3V 3K6
(204) 944-2475 Fax (204) 944-2479
(866) 828-9209
E-mail: info@friendsofcmhr.com
Website: www.friendsofcmhr.com
Purpose: Located in Winnipeg, the Canadian Museum for
Human Rights will be a powerful symbol of Canada’s unwavering commitment to recognizing, promoting, and celebrating
human rights. This museum will examine world events and
encourage action and vigilance around the globe.
Information Contact: Susan Graham, Director of
Development, Member AFP
CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION (CMC)
100 Laurier Street Gatineau QC K1A 0M8
(819) 776-8296 Fax (819) 776-7060
E-mail: donations@civilization.ca
Website: www.civilization.ca
Charitable Registration # 12170 8184RT0001
Purpose: The CMC, which includes the Canadian Children’s
Museum and the Canadian Postal Museum, preserves and
presents Canada’s history from the earliest days to modern
times. Donors’ support helps to promote our heritage by
enabling the production of exhibitions, educational programs
and electronic outreach for the benefit of current and future
generations.
Person In Charge: Dr. Victor Rabinovitch, President & CEO
Information Contact: Robert Ryan, Executive Director,
CANADIAN MUSEUM OF NATURE
240 Mcleod Street at Metcalfe PO Box 3443, Stn D Ottawa ON K1P 6P4
(613) 566-4203 Fax (613) 364-4013
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CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND (THE)
CNIB
1929 Bayview Ave Toronto ON M4G 3E8
(416) 486-2500 Fax (416) 480-7700
(800) 563-2642
E-mail: legacyservices@cnib.ca
Website: www.cnib.ca/wills
Purpose: CNIB passionately provides community-based
support and a national voice to ensure Canadians who are
blind or partially sighted have the confidence, skills and
opportunities to fully participate in life.
Person In Charge: Mr. John M. Rafferty, President & C.E.O.
Chair.......................................................Mr. Al Jameson
Treasurer................................................Mr. Craig Lillico
CANADIAN NETWORK FOR INTERNATIONAL SURGERY THE
105 – 1985 W Broadway Vancouver BC V6J 4Y3
(604) 739-4708
CANADIAN OPERA COMPANY
227 Front Street East Toronto ON M5A 1E8
(416) 306-2317
CANADIAN OPERA HOUSE CORPORATION
227 Front St E Toronto ON M5A 1E8
(416) 363-6671
CANADIAN ORTHOPAEDIC FOUNDATION (THE)
P.O. Box 7029 Innisfil ON L9S 1A8
(416) 410-2341 Fax (416) 352-5078
CANADIAN OUTWARD BOUND WILDERNESS SCHOOL
150 Laird Dr Suite 302 Toronto NB M4G 3V7
(416) 421-8111 Fax (416) 421-9062
CANADIAN PARALYMPIC FOUNDATION
P.O. Box 866 Kingston ON K7L 4X6
(613) 542-7873 Fax (613) 542-1835
CANADIAN PARAPLEGIC ASSOCIATION ONTARIO
520 Sutherland Dr Toronto ON M4G 3V9
(416) 422-5644
CANADIAN PHYSICIANS FOR AID AND RELIEF
1425 Bloor Street West Toronto ON M6P 3L6 (416) 369-0865
CANADIAN RADIOLOGICAL FOUNDATION
1740 Côte-Vertu Blvd. Saint-Laurent QC H4L 2A4
(514) 738-3111 Fax (514) 738-5199
CANADIAN RAILROAD HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION INC.
110 Rue St Pierre Saint-Constant QC J5A 1G7 (450) 638-1522
CANADIAN RED CROSS
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY (THE)
National Office 170 Metcalfe St, Suite 300
Ottawa ON K2P 2P2
(613) 740-1900
(866) 497-7449
E-mail: securities@redcross.ca
Website: www.redcross.ca
Purpose: To improve the lives of vulnerble people by
mobilizing the power of humanity in Canada and around
the world.
Person In Charge: Conrad Sauvé, Secretary General
and CEO
President......................................... Edward Tanaka
Vice President......................................... Alan Dean
Vice President.......................................Amit Mehra
Adheres to Imagine Canada’s Ethical Fundraising
and Financial Accountability Code
CANADIAN RED CROSS – ATLANTIC CANADA
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY – WESTERN CANADA OFFICE
133 Troop Avenue Dartmouth NS B3B 2A7
(877) 661-6607 Fax (902) 422-6247
100, 1305-11 Avenue SW Calgary AB T3E 3P6
(403) 541-6100 Fax (403) 541-6129
5700 Cancross Court Mississauga ON L5R 3E9
(905) 890-1000 ext 217 Fax (905) 890-1008
(866) 497-7449
E-mail: securities@redcross.ca
CANADIAN REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF EDMONTON
10 Glenwood Cres Edmonton AB T5L 1W5
(780) 459-8180
CANADIAN REVIVAL FELLOWSHIP INC.
Box 584 Regina SK S4P 3A3
(306) 522-3685
6 Place du Commerce Verdun QC H3E 1P4
(514) 362-2930 ext 2941 Fax (514) 362-9991
E-mail: nicole.rouleau@croixrouge.ca
www.donorsguide.ca
CANADIAN REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF DUFFERIN
Po Box 175 Stn A Orangeville ON L9W 2Z6
(519) 941-4368
CANADIAN RUGBY FOUNDATION
PO Box 8003 Victoria BC V8W 3R7
(250) 386-5350
CANADIAN REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF ABBOTSFORD
4268 Stewart Rd Chilliwack BC V2R 3S6
(604) 823-6814
CANADIAN SHAARE ZEDEK HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
3089 Bathurst St #205 Toronto ON M6A 2A4
(416) 781-3584 Fax (416) 781-6439
RED CROSS FUnDamEntal PRinCiPlES: HUmanity • imPaRtiality • nEUtRality
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Put us where we’ll always be needed
by putting the Red Cross in your Will
Your truly humanitarian decision will bring comfort and care to
people in their bleakest moments.
You can talk to us without obligation, about the choices and
benefits available through your Will, and other legacy options.
Toll free: 1-866-497-7449 | securities@redcross.ca | www.redcross.ca/legacy
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CANADIAN SKI MUSEUM – LE MUSEE CANADIEN DU SKI
1960 Scott Street Suite 301 Ottawa ON K1Z 8L8
(613) 722-3584 Fax (613) 722-2914
Box 700 362 Midland Avenue Midland ON L4R 4P4
(705) 526-5647 Fax (705) 526-0214
CANADIAN TECHNION SOCIETY
970 Lawrence Ave West Suite 206 Toronto ON M6A 3B6
(416) 789-4545 Fax (416) 789-0255
(800) 935-8864
E-mail: info@cdntech.org
Website: www.cdntech.org
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
45 Sheppard Ave E #218 Toronto ON M2N 5W9
(416) 733-9220 Fax (416) 733-9430
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE (THE)
4700 Bathurst Street 2nd Floor Toronto ON M2R 1W8
(416) 733-9220
CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR YAD VASHEM
920 Lawrence Ave West Suite 211 Toronto ON M6A 3B6
(416) 785-1333
200 Seminary View Cochrane AB T4C 2G1
(403) 932-6622
CANADIAN SPINAL RESEARCH
120 Newkirk Rd Unit 32 Richmond Hill ON L4C 9S7
(905) 508-4004 Fax (905) 508-4002
CANADIAN SPINAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
2-120 Newkirk Rd Richmond Hill ON L4C 9S7
THE CANADIAN STAGE COMPANY
26 Berkley St Toronto ON M5A 2W3
(416) 367-8243 Fax (416) 367-1768
CANADIAN STEWARDSHIP SERVICES
214A-500 Alden Road, Markham ON L3R 5H5
(905) 947-9262 Fax (905) 947-9263
CANADIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION
Box 60 Caronport SK S0C 2S0
(306) 756-2300
CANADIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION (BRITISH COLUMBIA
BRANCH)
O Box 20037 Rpo Stn Mission Hills Prince George BC V2M 7A5
(250) 791-0023
Purpose: National fundraising and education arm for Technion
– Israel Institute of Technology, Israel’s oldest university.
Supports faculty recruitment and promotes academic
exchange between Technion and Canadian universities,
provides information for undergraduate and graduate studies,
raises funds for scholarships and research projects.
Person In Charge: Cheryl Koperwas, National Executive
Director
Information Contact: Cheryl Koperwas, National Executive
Director
National President................................... Gary Goldberg
National Chair............................................Doreen Green
Secretary....................................................Clifford Rand
Treasurer...............................................Harold Garfinkle
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM (CWM)
1 Vimy Place Ottawa ON K1A 0M8
(819) 776-8296 Fax (819) 776-7060
E-mail: donations@warmuseum.ca
Website: www.warmuseum.ca
Purpose: The CWM preserves and promotes Canada’s military
history in its personal, national and international dimensions.
Donors’ support helps to promote an understanding of our
military history by enabling exhibitions, educational programs
and electronic outreach for the benefit of current and future
generations.
Person In Charge: Mark O’Neill, Director General
Information Contact: Robert Ryan, Executive Director,
CANADIAN WARPLANE HERITAGE
9280 Airport Rd Mount Hope ON L0R 1W0
(905) 679-4183
4400 4th Ave Regina SK S4T 0H8
(306) 545-1515
CANADIAN TULIP FESTIVAL INC (THE) /
LE FESTIVAL CANADIEN DES TULIPES INC
1705-130 ALBERT ST Ottawa ON K1P 5M4
(613) 567-5757
Box 430 College Heights AB T0C 0Z0
(403) 782-3381
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Preserve Canada’s Wildlife
Our children deserve a future filled with the wonders of nature.
The Canadian Wildlife Federation understands the importance of protecting and preserving
our natural environment. By educating Canadians and raising awareness about the value
of wildlife and wildlife habitat, CWF is helping to build a future in which we can all live in
harmony with nature.
Call us now to learn how you can create a legacy to preserve and protect wildlife.
Contact John Coo, Manager of Major Gifts at 1-800-563-9453
or write to Canadian Wildlife Federation, 350 Michael Cowpland Drive, Kanata, Ontario K2M 2W1
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CANADIAN WILDLIFE FEDERATION
350 Michael Cowpland Dr Ottawa ON K2M 2W1
(613) 599-9594 Fax (613) 271-9591
(800) 563-9453
E-mail: donor@cwf-fcf.org
Website: www.cwf-fcf.org
Purpose: Working to conserve wildlife and ensure the
sustainable use of Canada’s natural resources.
Person In Charge: Wade Luzny, Executive
Vice-President
Information Contact: John Coo, Manager, Major
Gifts
Executive Director...................................Rick Bates
President............................................... Larry Leigh
1st Vice President...............................David Powell
2nd Vice President..................... Joe Schemenauer
3rd Vice President............................... Lloyd Linott
Treasurer............................................... Bob Morris
Secretary................................................. John Ford
Past President.......................................... Pat Doyle
CANCER CARE ONTARIO
620 University Ave 15th Floor Toronto ON M5G 2L7
(416) 971-9800
CANCER CARE ONTARIO
620 University Ave 15th Floor Toronto ON M5G 2L7
(416) 971-9800
CANCER RECOVERY FOUNDATION OF CANADA
201A – 2131 Lawrence Ave E Toronto ON M1R 5G4
(416) 750-9125 Fax (416) 750-9612
Tel: (705) 325-5552
Fax: (705) 325-5596
Canada’s charitable and non-profit sector consists
of more than 161,000 organizations, of which
more than 85,000 are registered charities.
Le secteur de bienfaisance et sans but lucratif
canadien compte plus de 161 000 organismes, dont
plus de 85 000 organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés.
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When you plan a gift to the Cancer Research Society, your
generosity supports a cause that touches each one of us.
Here are a few of the many ways you can support the funding of scientific research.
Planning a gift allows you
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CANCER RESEARCH SOCIETY
305 – 200 Isabella St., P.O. Box 4613, Stn. E.
Ottawa ON K1S 1P7
(613) 233-9373 Fax (613) 233-1030
(888) 766-2262
E-mail: beccles@src-crs.ca
Website: www.CancerResearchSociety.ca
Purpose: A national organization which devotes its
funds exclusively to research on cancer through grants
to qualified researchers at universities and hospitals
across Canada.
Person In Charge: Andy Chabot, Executive Director
Information Contact: Bert Eccles, Director of
Individual Major Gifts & Planned Giving
President.................................. Dr. Mario Chevrette
Vice-President...............................Annick Bergeron
Treasurer........................................ Nathalie Labelle
Secretary................................. Micheline Bouchard
CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION INC.
#1160 – 675 McDermot Ave Winnipeg MB R3E 0V9
(204) 787-4143 Fax (204) 787-1607
CANDLELIGHTERS CHILDHOOD CANCER
SUPPORT PROGRAMS INC.
201-311 Richmond Road, Ottawa ON K1Z 6X3
(613) 715-9157 Fax (613) 715-9158
#200 10787 – 180 Street Edmonton AB T5S 1G6
(780) 426-3414
CAREFOR HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES
760 Belfast Rd Ottawa ON K1G 6M8
(613) 749-7557 Fax (613) 749-4002
E-mail: info@carefor.ca
Website: www.carefor.ca
Purpose: Carefor is a not-for-profit, charitable healthcare
organization that provides a wide basket of home
healthcare and community support services. These
services have been tailored to meet local community
needs in Ottawa, Renfrew County, Cornwall and Eastern
Counties since 1897. All services are available in the
comfort of our clients’ home, in a retirement facility, or
in a community setting. Our skilled staff members work
closely with clients, caregivers and members of the
healthcare team to deliver a flexible and individual plan
of care. When there’s a need for care, we’re there.
Person In Charge: Bob Cerniuk, Chief Executive
Officer
Information Contact: Donna Deknatel, Manager,
Marketing, Fundraising & IT
Chair................................................. Carol Burrows
Vice Chair...................................Glenna MacKenzie
Treasurer............................................ Ken Johnson
Secretary...............................................John Kroon
1690 Matthews Avenue Vancouver BC V6J 2T2
(604) 731-4847
CAREFORCE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
5230 South Service Road Burlington ON L7L 5K2
(905) 639-8525
1690 Matthews Avenue Vancouver BC V6J 2T2
(604) 731-4847 Fax (604) 739-4376
7200 Cariboo Rd Burnaby BC V3N 4A7
(604) 527-7200
CAPE BRETON REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
45 Weatherbee Road Box 304a Sydney NS B1M 0A1
(902) 567-7752
CARING FOR FIRST NATIONS CHILDREN SOCIETY
664 Granderson Rd. Victoria BC V9B 2R8
(250) 391-0007 Fax (250) 391-0002
CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY
Po Box 5300 Sydney NS B1P 6L2
(902) 539-5300
500-9925-109 ST Edmonton AB T5K 2J8
(780) 448-2414
CAPITAL MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
125 Skinner Road Victoria BC V9A 6X4
CARBE RRY & AREA FOUNDATION
PO Box 807 Carberry MB R0K 0H0
(204) 834-3155 Fax (204) 483-4327
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CARBE RRY & NORTH CYPRESS UNITED WAY
PO Box 959 Carberry MB R0K 0H0
(204) 834-3231
CARDINAL LEGER ET SES OEUVRES CARDINAL
LEGER & HIS ENDEAVOURS
130 Avenue De L’epee Outremont QC H2V 3T2
(514) 495-2409
(403) 653-5010
CARE & SUPPORT FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN CHURCH
P.O. BOX 77235 Rpo Courtney Park
Mississauga ON L5T 2P4
(905) 238-6813
CARE CANADA
9 Gurdwara Road, Suite 200 Ottawa ON K2E 7X6
(613) 228-5600 Fax (613) 226-5777
Box 609 Fort Vermilion AB T0H 1N0
(780) 927-2426
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CARLETON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY
ADVANCEMENT
1125 Colonel By Drive Ottawa ON K1S 5B6
(613) 520-3636 Fax (613) 520-3587
CARMAN AND COMMUNITY UNITED WAY INCORPORATED
PO Box 598 Carman MB R0G 0J0
(204) 745-2861
CARMAN AREA FOUNDATION INC.
Box 160 Carman MB R0G 0J0
(204) 745-2675 Fax (204) 745-6348
CARP RIDGE LEARNING CENTRE
4596 Carp Road Carp ON K0A 1L0
(613) 083-9117
CARREFOUR CHRÉTIEN DE LA CAPITALE INC.
900 Boul Lebourgneuf Québec QC G2J 1A8
(418) 627-3050
CARTWRIGHT & AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (THE)
PO Box 355 Cartwright MB R0K 0L0
(204) 529-2422 Fax (204) 529-2549
CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF MONTREAL
2000 Sherbrooke West Montréal QC H3H 1G4
(514) 925-4332 Fax (514) 925-4327
119 Isabella St Toronto ON M4Y 1P2
(416) 962-7600 Fax (416) 962-5595
CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
1995 – 6th Avenue Castlegar BC V1N 4B7
(250) 365-7331 Fax (250) 365-5778
#18 709 10th Street Castlegar BC V1N 2H7
(250) 304-1266 Fax (250) 304-1234
CATHEDRAL OF ST PETER-IN-CHAINS
Po Box 175 Stn Main 411 Reid St Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8
(705) 745-4681
8421-101 Ave Edmonton AB T6A 0L1
(780) 469-1010
1155 Yonge Street Toronto ON M4T 1W2
(416) 934-3411 Fax (416) 934-3412
(800) 263-2595
E-mail: qschesnuik@archtoronto.org
Website: www.archtoronto.org/development
Purpose: Assisting Roman Catholic donors in the
Archdiocese of Toronto to create in-life or planned gifts
for their local Catholic parish, The ShareLife Trust, The
Shepherds’ Trust and St. Augustine’s Seminary.
Information Contact: Quentin Schesnuik, Manager
of Planned Giving and Personal Gifts
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF SASKATOON (FOUNDATION)
200 – 506 25th Street East Saskatoon SK S7K 4A7
(306) 244-7773 Fax (306) 244-8537
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF SIMCOE COUNTY
20 Bell Farm Road, Unit 5 Barrie ON L4M 6E4
(705) 726-2503 Fax (705) 726-2570
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CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN CANADA
1155 Yonge St #201 Toronto ON M4T 1W2
(416) 934-3424 Fax (416) 934-3425
(866) YES-CMIC/(866) 937-2642
E-mail: info@cmic.info
Website: www.cmic.info
Purpose: Our mission is to foster and extend the
blessings of the Catholic faith throughout those areas
of Canada which cannot economically support their
local Church and its ministry.
Person In Charge: Father Philip J. Kennedy,
President
Information Contact: Patria Rivera, Editor, Catholic
Missions in Canada Magazine
Apostolic Chancellor &
Chairman................ Archbishop Thomas C. Collins
Vice-Chancellor......................Bishop David Motiuk
Secretary.......................................John P. McGrath
Treasurer.......................................... Bruce Grantier
of Canada’s registered
Private Foundations and
CATHOLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF CORNER BROOK
112 Humber Road Corner Brook NL A2H 1E8
(709) 634-1700
8815-99th St Edmonton AB T6E 3V3
(780) 432-1137 Fax (780) 439-3154
Individual Canadians
collectively invested more
than $8.6 billion of their
after-tax dollars to support
the work of Canada’s
charitable and non-profit
sector in 2007.
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PO Box 800 3844 Stouffville Rd Stouffville ON L4A 7Z9
(905) 640-6464 Fax (905) 640-4332
(800) 567-2264
E-mail: plannedgiving@cbmcanada.org
Website: www.cbmlegacy.org
Purpose: cbm is an international Christian development
organization, committed to improving the quality of life
of persons with disabilities in the poorest countries of
the world. We care for more than 23 million people in
99 developing countries each year.
Person In Charge: Ed Epp, Executive Director, cbm
Canada
Information Contact: Grace Soukup, Manager,
Planned Giving, Member CAGP
CEDARBROOK SOCIETY (THE)
5657 – 15th Side Road Milton ON L9T 2X7
(905) 878-7673 Fax (905) 878-9886
CEGEP REGIONAL DE LANAUDIERE
781 Rue Notre-Dame Repentigny QC J5Y 1B4
(450) 470-0911
CENTENNIAL COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
P.O.box 631 Station A Scarborough ON M1K 5E9
(416) 289-5000
CENTENNIAL FOUNDATION (THE) CENTENNIAL ACADEMY &
COLLEGE
3641 Prud’homme Avenue Montréal QC H4A 3H6
(514) 486-5533 Fax (514) 486-1401
CENTRAIDE ABITIBI-TÉMISCAMINGUE ET NORD-DU- QUÉBEC
1009 6e Rue Val-d’or QC J9P 3W4
(819) 825-7139 Téléc (819) 825-7155
Be remembered
as the one who gave a child sight.
Twahiri was born with bi-lateral cataracts.
By leaving a gift in your Will to cbm (Christian Blind Mission),
you can give a lifetime of sight to children like Twahiri
– and potentially thousands of other children like him...
For more information about leaving a gift to cbm* in your Will,
contact Grace Soukup, Manager of Planned Giving.
Toll free: 1 800 567 2264
Email: plannedgiving@cbmcanada.org
www.cbmlegacy.org
*cbm’s legal name is “Christian Blind Mission International”
CENTRAIDE BAS-ST-LAURENT
1555 Boul Jacques-Cartier bureau 303 Mont-Joli QC G5H 2W1
(418) 775-5555 Téléc (418) 775-5525
CENTRAIDE CENTRE DU QUÉBEC
154 Dunkin bureau 200 Drummondville QC J2B 5V1
(819) 477-0505 Téléc (819) 477-6719
493 rue Sherbrooke ouest Montréal QC H3A 1B6
(514) 288-1261 Téléc (514) 350-7282
CENTRAIDE DUPLESSIS
456 rue Arnaud bureau 217 Sept-Îles QC G4R 3B1
(418) 962-2011 Téléc (418) 968-4694
CENTRAIDE ESTRIE
1150 Belvédère sud Sherbrooke QC J1H 4C7
(819) 569-9281 Téléc (819) 569-5195
CENTRAIDE GASPÉSIE-ÎLES-DE-LA-MADELEINE
230 route du Parc suite E 216 Ste Anne des Monts QC G4V 2C4
(418) 763-2171 Téléc (418) 763-7677
CENTRAIDE GATINEAU-LABELLE HAUTES-LAURENTIDES
671, rue de la Madone Mont-Laurier QC J9L 1T2
(819) 623-4090 Téléc (819) 623-7646
CENTRAIDE HAUTE-CÔTE-NORD/MANICOUAGAN
858 rue de Puyjalon bureau 301 Baie-Comeau QC G5C 1N1
(418) 589-5567 Téléc (418) 295-2567
CENTRAIDE KRTB-CÔTE-DU-SUD
100, 4e avenue La Pocatière QC G0R 1Z0
(418) 856-5105 Fax (418) 856-4385
CENTRAIDE LANAUDIÈRE
1446, rue De Lanaudière Joliette QC J6E 3P2
(450) 752-1999 Téléc (450) 752-2603
CENTRAIDE LAURENTIDES
281, rue Brière C.P. 335 Saint-Jérôme QC J7Z 5T9
(450) 436-1584 Téléc (450) 436-3025
CENTRAIDE MAURICIE
880 Place Boland Trois-Rivières QC G8Z 4H2
(819) 374-6207 Téléc (819) 374-6857
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CENTRAIDE OUTAOUAIS
74, boulevard Montclair Gatineau QC J8Y 2E7
(819) 771-7751 Téléc (819) 771-0301
CENTRE FRANCO-ONTARIEN DE FOLKLORE
38 rue Xavier Sudbury ON P3C 2B9
(705) 675-8986 Téléc (705) 675-5809
CENTRAIDE QUÉBEC ET CHANDIÈRE-APPALACHES
3100, avenue Bourg-Royal bureau 101 Québec QC G1C 5S7
(418) 660-2100 Téléc (418) 660-2111
CENTRE ISLAMIQUE DE L’OUTAOUAIS/OUTAOUAIS ISLAMIC CENTRE
119 Bd. Saint Joseph Gatineau QC G8Y 3R1
(819) 777-8760
CENTRAIDE RICHELIEU-YAMASKA INC
320, avenue de la Concorde nord Saint-Hyacinthe QC J2S 4N7
(514) 773-6679 Téléc (514) 773-4734
CENTRE JUIF CUMMINGS POUR AINES/
5151 Ch Cote Ste-Catherine Montréal QC H3W 3E8
(514) 342-1234
CENTRAIDE SAGUENAY-LAC-ST-JEAN
475, boul. Talbot bureau 107 Chicoutimi QC G7H 4A3
(418) 543-3131 Téléc (418) 543-0665
CENTRAIDE SUD-OUEST DU QUEBEC
100, rue Ste-Cécile Suite 200 Valleyfield QC J6T 1M1
(450) 371-2061 Téléc (450) 377-2309
CENTRAIDE/UNITED WAY PRESCOTT-RUSSELL
497 rue St-Philippe C.P. Box 180 Alfred ON K0B 1A0
(613) 679-4699 Téléc (613) 679-1889
Jim and Pearl Burns Centre Lower Level 3688 48th Ave NE
Calgary AB T3J 5C8
(800) 363-2807
801 – 409 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1T2
(604) 408-9484 Fax (604) 408-9489
CEREBRAL PALSY PARENT COUNCIL OF TORONTO
Participation House 9 Butternut Lane Markham ON L3P 3M1
(905) 294-0944
CENTRE MISSIONNAIRE STE-THERESE
4387 Ave de l’esplanade Montréal QC H2W 1T3
(514) 842-6874 Fax (514) 842-6735
CERTEX RECYCLAGE DU TEXTILE INC.
7500 Grande Allée, Saint-Hubert, QC J3Y 5K2
(450) 926-1733
CENTRE YOUVILLE CENTRE OTTAWA-CARLETON INC.
150 Mann Ave. Ottawa ON K1N 8P4
(613) 231-5150 Fax (613) 231-5150
#201-2150 Western Parkway UBC Campus Vancouver BC V6T 1V6
(604) 736-0645 Fax (604) 228-0066
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8001 Bathurst Street Thornhill ON L4J 8L5
4101 rue Sherbrooke
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(905) 763-4040
(514) 252-3023 Téléc (514) 254-8744
CENTRAL ALBERTA WOMEN’S EMERGENCY SHELTER SOCIETY
Box 561 Red Deer AB T4N 5G1
(403) 342-0978
CENTRAL ALBERTA’S SAFE HARBOUR SOCIETY FOR HEALTH AND
HOUSING
4809 – 48 Avenue Red Deer AB T4N 5K2
(403) 347-0181
7660 Clark Dr Rr2 Lantzville BC V0R 2H0
(250) 390-2201
217 – 1889 Springfield Road Kelowna BC V1Y 5V5
(250) 861-6160 Fax (250) 861-6156
CENTRAL ONTARIO DEVELOPMENTAL RIDING PROGRAM PRIDE
STABLES
584 Pioneer Tower Rd Kitchener ON N2P 2H9
(519) 653-4686 Fax (519) 653-5565
CENTRAL ORGANIZATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION LUBAVITCH
BRITISH COLUMBIA
5750 Oak St Vancouver BC V6M 2V9
(604) 266-1313
CENTRE BRONFMAN DE L’EDUCATION JUIVE/BRONFMAN JEWISH
EDUCATION CENTRE
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1 Carre Cummings Square Suite 502 Montréal QC H3W 1M6
(514) 345-2610
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CENTRE D’ARTS D’ORFORD JMC JMC ORFORD ARTS CENTRE
3165 Chemin De Parc Orford QC J1X 7A2
(819) 843-3981
CENTRE DAVID SMITH CENTRE – YOUTH DRUG &
ALCOHOL CENTRE
786 Bronson Ave Ottawa ON K1S 4G4
(613) 594-8333 Fax (613) 594-5623
CENTRE DE PRÉVENTION DE LA VIOLENCE
FAMILIALE GENERATIONS
c.p. 186 succ Place d’Armes MONTRÉAL QC H2Y 3G7
(514) 288-1444
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CENTRE DE SANTE ET DE SERVICES SOCIAUX DE SAINT-JEROME
531 Rue Laviolette Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 2T8
(450) 436-3061
CENTRE DE SANTE SAINT-THOMAS HEALTH CENTRE
CP 68200 162 Bonnie Doon Mall Edmonton AB T6C 1Z9
(780) 463-3572
CENTRE DES ARTS VISUELS LE / THE VISUAL ARTS CENTRE
350 Victoria Avenue Westmount QC H3Z 2N4
(514) 488-9558
CENTRE DES FEMMES DE MONTREAL
3585 Rue Saint-Urbain Montreal QC H2X 2N6
(514) 270-6110
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CENTRE DES SERVICES COMMUNAUTAIRES DE VANIER
VANIER COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTRE290 Rue Dupuis
Ottawa ON K1L 1A2
(613) 744-2892
CENTRE FOR AFFORDABLE WATER AND SANITATION
TECHNOLOGY(CAWST)
12 2916-5th Avenue Ne Calgary AB T2A 6K4
(403) 243-3285
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support breakthrough discoveries at
Children’s Health Research Institute.
Your gift will help children like Jesse,
survive critical illness or injury and live
their lives to the fullest. Thank you.
Jennepher Cahill
Philanthropy Associate
jcahill@childhealth.ca
519.432.8062 (132)
At 5 years old, Jesse is skateboarding with
all the passion and enthusiasm of youth!
Not bad for a Children’s Hospital patient
who had a kidney transplant.
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83 Green Ln Thornhill ON L3T 6K6
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10815 Bathurst St #20 Maple ON L6A 0H2
(905) 303-1880
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770 Chabad Gate Thornhill ON L4J 3V9
(905) 731-7000
CHAI LIFELINE (CANADA) INC.
3770 Bathurst Street Suite 3 Toronto ON M3H 1S6
CHALICE (CANADA)
445 Sackville Drive Suite 1 Lower Sackville NS B4C 2S1
(403) 773-3988
CHAMPION LIFE CENTRE
55 Hedgedale Rd Unit 1 Brampton ON L6T 5M2
(905) 455-9025
CHANGE ASSOCIATION (CANADA)/ASSOCIATION INITIATIVES ET
CHANGEMENT (CANADA)
Po Box 61079 Kensington Rpo Ottawa ON K2P 0G5
(403) 270-0975
2nd Flr, 10808 – 124 St. Edmonton AB T5M 0H3
(780) 448-1505 Fax (780) 448-1507
CHAPELTIME MINISTRIES OF CANADA, INCORPORATED
P O Box 1178 Burlington ON L7R 4L8
(877) 726-5558
CHARITABLE GIFT FUNDS CANADA FOUNDATION
130 King St. West, Suite 1800 Toronto ON M5X 1E3
(866) 712-5988 Fax (800) 747-9683
E-mail: contactus@cgfcf.ca
Website: www.charitablegiftfunds.ca
Purpose: We help donors create enduring charitable legacies.
CGFs make philanthropy easy, offering the benefits of a
private foundation without the limitations. Donors express
their values and beliefs by suggesting investment strategies
and recommending grants to eligible charities annually.
Person In Charge: Ian M. Fraser MBA, FAHP, Executive
Director, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Information Contact: Ms. Jan Oullahan, Manager, Client
Services
Director...................................................... Judith Brown
Director................................................ Carole Chouinard
Director...................................................Ron Southward
CHARITÉ SOLEIL LEVANT/SUNRISE CHARITY
4590 Rue De Verdun Porte 200 Verdun QC H4G 1L8
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CHASDEI TOVIM MEOROS
420 Rue Tash Boisbriand QC J7E 4H4
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126 Wellington St W, Suite #103 Aurora ON L4G 2N9
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148 Thornridge Drive Thornhill ON L4J 1E3
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CHI-KI CHILDREN’S CHARITY (THE)
530 Adelaide Street West Suite #45 Toronto ON M5V 2K7
(416) 460-1777
CHILD FIND (ONTARIO) INC.
295 Robinson St Oakville ON L6J 1G7
(905) 842-5353 Fax (905) 842-5383
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PO BOX 21008 549 North River Road Charlottetown PE C1A 9H6
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202 – 3502 Taylor St East Saskatoon SK S0K 2L0
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CHILDREN’S HEARING AND SPEECH CENTRE OF BC INC.
3575 Kaslo St Vancouver BC V5M 3H4
(604) 437-0255
CHILD HAVEN INTERNATIONAL – ACCUEIL INTERNATIONAL
POUR L’ENFANCE
Civic#19014, 7th Concession R.r#1 Maxville ON K0C 1T0
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CE501 – 840 Sherbrook St Winnipeg MB R3A 1S1
(204) 787-4000 Fax (204) 787-4114
CHILD HUNGER & EDUCATION PROGRAM
230 Avenue R S Apt 210 Saskatoon SK S7M 2Z1
(306) 655-4635 Fax (306) 655-5512
Po Box 75149 Surrey BC V3S 5J9
(604) 575-7902
CHILDHOOD CANCER CANADA LA FONDATION DES ECLAIREURS
POUR LE CANCER DANS L’ENFANCE CANADA
1300 Yonge Street #405 Toronto ON M4T 1L9
(416) 489-6440
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55 Eglinton Ave E #401 Toronto ON M4P 1G8
(416) 489-6440 Fax (416) 489-9812
CHILDREN’S ABILITY FUND OF THE NORTHERN ALBERTA
CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
12431 Stony Plain Rd #301 Edmonton AB T5N 3N3
(780) 454-9191 Fax (780) 452-5036
CHILDREN’S AID FOUNDATION
25 Spadina Rd Toronto ON M5R 2S9
(416) 923-0924 Fax (416) 923-6151
CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY OF HAMILTON
26 Arrowsmith Road P.O. Box 1170, Depot 1 Hamilton ON L8N 4B9
(905) 522-1121 Fax (905) 572-6465
1286 Cartwright St Vancouver BC V6H 3R8
(604) 681-5268 Fax (604) 681-5285
17706 102 Ave Edmonton AB T5S 1H5
(780) 495-9235
1400 Clyde Ave., Suite 221 Ottawa ON K2G 3J2
(613) 226-2112 Fax (613) 226-8843
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283 Lisgar Street Thunder Bay ON P7B 6G6
(807) 343-5000 Fax (807) 345-0444
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#1-345 Third Avenue South Saskatoon SK S7K 1M6
(306) 931-4887 Fax (306) 931-4618
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF EASTERN ONTARIO FOUNDATION
415 Smyth Road Ottawa ON K1H 8M8
(613) 737-2780 Fax (613) 738-4818
CHILDREN’S HUNGER FUND, CANADA /
FONDS POUR LES ENFANTS AFFAMES, CANADA
215 Montrose Avenue Winnipeg MB R2M 5M3
(800) 507-6030
407 Elgin Street Brantford ON N3S 7P6
(519) 720-6950 Fax (519) 720-6951
CHILDREN’S TREATMENT CENTRE
FOUNDATION OF CHATHAM-KENT
355 Lark St Chatham ON N7L 5B2
(519) 354-0520 Fax (519) 354-7355
E-mail: astirling@childrenstreatment-ck.com
Website: www.childrenstreatmentfoundation-ck.com
Purpose: To raise awareness and funds in support of the
Children’s Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent which provides
paediatric therapy services to children from birth through age
18 who have physical, developmental or communications
challenges.
Person In Charge: Art Stirling, Executive Director, Member
CAGP, Member AFP
Chair................................................................Mike Grail
Secretary...................................................Maria O’Brien
Treasurer...................................................Darrin Canniff
Vice-Chair............................................. Jim McLandress
CHILDREN’S COTTAGE SOCIETY OF CALGARY (THE)
845 McDougall Rd. N.E., Calgary AB T2E 5A5
(403) 283-4200 Fax (403) 283-4393
CHILDREN’S WISH FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
350-1101 Kingston Road Pickering ON L1V 1B5
(905) 839-8882 Fax (905) 839-3745
2750 East 18th Avenue Vancouver BC V5M 4W8
(604) 434-9101 Fax (604) 434-9938
Box 371 Chilliwack BC V2P 6J4
(604) 794-7797
CHILDREN’S HEALTH FOUNDATION
2396 8th Ave W Vancouver BC V6K 2A9
(604) 732-1835
345 Westminster Ave London ON N6C 4V3
(519) 432-8564 Fax (519) 432-5907
(888) 834-2496
Website: www.childhealth.ca
Purpose: Children’s Health Foundation is dedicated to
raising and granting funds to support specialized health
care at Children’s Hospital, London Health Sciences
Centre and research at the Children’s Health Research
Institute.
Person In Charge: Debbie Comuzzi, President and
CEO
Information Contact: Christine Walker, Philanthropy
Director
Chair................................................ Michael Lerner
First Vice-Chair..................................Paul Guenette
Second Vice Chair.............................Craig Postons
Treasurer....................................... Tracy Gustafson
Secretary....................................... Debbie Comuzzi
4533 Kingsborough Street Burnaby BC V5H 4V3
(604) 877-8606
CHINESE CULTURAL CENTRE OF GREATER VANCOUVER
50 East Pender Street Vancouver BC V6A 3V6
(604) 658-8850 Fax (604) 687-6260
(877) 788-9733
E-mail: fundraising@cccvan.com
Website: www.cccvan.com
Purpose: *preserves, interprets and promotes Chinese culture
*organizes community activities, cultural and educational
exchanges *operates museum, art archives, community centre
in Vancouver and branch at Richmond, five schools in BC lower
mainland, serving needs for adults, children, seniors, teens,
women, men and new Canadians.
Person In Charge: Mike Jang, Chairman
Information Contact: Terence Pun, Administrative Manager
Vice Chair......................................................... Kitty Mar
Vice Chair...................................................... Mary Quan
Vice Chair.................................................. Sing Lim Yeo
Vice Chair......................................................James Chu
Treasurer.............................................. Raymond Leung
CHOICES YOUTH SHELTER
38-60 Chisholm Street Orangeville ON L9W 4P7
(519) 942-5970 Fax (519) 942-5913
CHOSEN PEOPLE MINISTRIES (CANADA)
Box 897, Willowdale Station B North York ON M2K 2R1
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101 Rossdean Drive Toronto ON M9L 1S6
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599 Keith Rd West Vancouver BC V7T 1L8
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17185-80th Ave Surrey BC V4N 6J6
(604) 575-0742
CHRISTIAN AID MINISTRIES OF WATERLOO
3260 Bricker School Line Rr 3 Wallenstein ON N0B 2S0
(519) 664-3999
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE IN CANADA (THE)
30 Carrier Drive, Suite 100 Toronto ON M9W 5T7
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680 Progress Ave, Unit #2 Scarborough ON M1H 3A5
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1200 Denison St. Markham ON L3R 8G6
(905) 754-1013 ext 525 Fax (905) 754-1002
(800) 263-5437 ext 525
E-mail: dtam@ccfcanada.ca
Website: www.ccfcanada.ca
Purpose: Christian Children`s Fund of Canada(CCFC) is
a child-centred international development organization
helping children and families of all faiths, religions and
ethnic backgrounds. Through the efficient use of supporter dollars, our goal is to break the cycle of extreme
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Person In Charge: Mark Lukowski, CEO
Information Contact: Dorothy Tam, CFRE, Director,
Major & Planned Gifts
Honourary Chair......................Dr. Paul W. Roberts
President & Chair of the Board... Paul Newbigging
Treasurer.................................. Dr. Douglas Ellenor
Vice Chair................................. Dr. Robert Blunden
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CHRISTIAN DIRECTION INC.
1450 City Councillors St., Montréal QC H3A 2E6
(514) 878-3035 Fax (514) 878-8048
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ASSEMBLY OF GRANDE PRAIRIE ALBERTA
11449 92nd St Grande Prairie AB T8X 1P4
(780) 538-1350
CHRISTIAN HORIZONS (CANADA)
4278 King Street East Kitchener ON N2P 0A5
(519) 650-0966
CHRISTIAN HORIZONS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
7 Windy Ridge Drive Kitchener ON N2P 1R9
(519) 748-0385 Fax (519) 748-1392
21277 56 Ave Langley BC V2Y 1M3
(604) 530-7344
3214 28 Street S.w. Calgary AB T3E 2J6
(403) 242-0855
CITIZENS FOUNDATION, CANADA (THE) TCF
1877 Featherston Drive Mississauga ON L5L 2T2
(905) 607-2666
1700-1185 W Georgia St. Vancouver BC V5T 1C7
(604) 687-7292
CITY KIDZ MINISTRY
177 Sherman Ave. N. Hamilton ON L8L 6M8
(905) 544-3996 Fax (905) 544-4077
CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION OF CANADA
18 Willow Crescent Brechin ON L0K 1B0
(705) 484-1269 Fax (705) 484-0367
#2000 – 700 West Georgia Street Vancouver BC V7Y 1K9
(604) 331-2711 Fax (604) 331-2722
4 Flr-10526 Jasper Ave Edmonton AB T5J 1Z7
(780) 428-2046
CLAIREVILLE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION TRUST
89 Birmingham Street Etobicoke ON M8V 2C4
(416) 253-0657
CLARK CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
1496 15th Avenue East Vancouver BC V5N 2E8
CLEAN AIR PARTNERSHIP
75 Elizabeth St. Toronto ON M5G 1P4
(416) 392-6672 Fax (416) 338-0616
2521 Dieppe Ave Sw Calgary AB T3E 7J9
(403) 240-7903
CLINTON GIUSTRA SUSTAINABLE GROWTH INITIATIVE (CANADA)
Vancouver BC V7X 1J1
(604) 609-6112
18603-60 Ave Surrey BC V3S 7P4
(604) 576-1337
CLUB DES PETITS DEJEUNERS DU QUEBEC
151 Boul. Mortagne, Bureau D Boucherville QC J4B 6G4
CNEWA CANADA
1247 Kilborn Place Ottawa ON K1H 6K9
(613) 738-9666 Fax (613) 738-7666 (866) 322-4441
E-mail: cnewa-canada@cnewa.org
Website: www.cnewa.ca
CHRISTIAN-CANADIAN COPTIC FUND
788 Eastvale Dr Gloucester ON K1J 7A1
(613) 745-5851
Purpose: Founded by Pope Pius XI in 1926, Catholic Near
East Welfare Association is an agency of the Holy See that
provides humanitarian and pastoral support to the churches
and peoples of the Middle East, Northeast Africa, India and
Eastern Europe.
Person In Charge: Carl Hétu, National Secretary, Member
AFP
Information Contact: François Moniz, Office Administrator
Chair.......................... Archbishop Terrence Prendergast
Vice Chair..................................... Cardinal Marc Ouellet
Member...............................Archbishop Thomas Collins
Member.......................... Archbishop Lawrence Huculak
Member..................... Archbishop Martin William Currie
Member.................................Archbishop Michael Miller
CHRISTIE LAKE KIDS
400 Coventry Rd Ottawa ON K1K 2C7
(613) 742-6922 Fax (613) 742-6944
www.charitycan.ca
CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE
1030 Ravenscroft Rd Ajax ON L1S 4S7
(905) 686-1411
CHRISTIAN LIFE TV INTERNATIONAL
2338 Fassel Avenue Burlington ON L7R 3P3
(905) 332-5777
Po Box 262 Stn Main 3970 Gladwin Road Abbotsford BC V2T 6Z6
(604) 859-2345
CHRISTIAN REFORMED WORLD RELIEF COMMITTEE OF CANADA
Mainway P.O. Box 5070 Stn. Lcd 1 Burlington ON L7R 3Y8
(905) 336-2920
CHURCH ARMY IN CANADA INC., THE
105 Mountain View Drive Saint John NB E2J 5B5
(506) 642-2210 Fax (506) 657-8217
CHURCH COUNCIL ON JUSTICE AND CO RRECTIONS (THE)
507 Bank Street Ottawa ON K2P 1Z5
(613) 563-1688 Fax (613) 237-6129
CITIZENS’ ENVIRONMENT WATCH
147 Spadina Avenue, Suite 204 Toronto ON M5V 2L7
(647) 258-3280 Fax (416) 637-2171
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CNIB – CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND (THE)
1929 Bayview Ave Toronto ON M4G 3E8
(416) 486-2500 Fax (416) 480-7700
(800) 563-2642
E-mail: legacyservices@cnib.ca
Website: www.cnib.ca/wills
Purpose: CNIB passionately provides community-based
support and a national voice to ensure Canadians who are
blind or partially sighted have the confidence, skills and
opportunities to fully participate in life.
Person In Charge: Mr. John M. Rafferty, President & CEO
Chair.......................................................Mr. Al Jameson
Treasurer................................................Mr. Craig Lillico
COBOURG MUSEUM FOUNDATION
c/o Victoria Hall 55 King Street West Cobourg ON K9A 2M2
(905) 372-0698
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321 Chapel Street Ottawa ON K1N 7Z2
(613) 232-3569 Fax (613) 232-7435
COLBY-CURTIS MUSEUM
535 Dufferin Street Stanstead QC J0B 3E0
(819) 876-7322 Téléc (819) 876-7936
COLCHESTER REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
207 Willow St Truro NS B2N 5A1
(902) 893-5541 Fax (902) 895-5841
COLLEGE ANTOINE-GIROUARD
700 Girouard Est Saint-Hyacinthe QC J2S 2Y2
(450) 773-4334
COLLÈGE BEAUBOIS
4901 Du College-Beaubois Pierrefonds QC H8Y 3T4
(514) 684-7642
2121 Ekers Ave. Mont-Royal QC H3S 1C6
(514) 738-2100 Téléc (514) 738-2161
COLLEGE DUROCHER SAINT-LAMBERT
857 Prom. Riverside Saint-Lambert QC J4P 1C2
(450) 465-7213
COLLEGE ESTHER-BLONDIN
101 Rue Ste-Anne St-Jacques QC J0K 2R0
(450) 839-3672
COLLEGE JEAN-DE-LA-MENNAIS (LA PRAIRIE)
870 Ch De Saint-Jean La Prairie QC J5R 2L5
(450) 659-7657
COLLEGE LAVAL
275 Rue Laval Duvernay Laval QC H7C 1W8
COLLEGE LETENDRE
1000 Blvd De L’avenir Laval QC H7N 6J6
(450) 688-9933
COLLEGE NOTRE-DAME-DE-LOURDES
845 Tiffin Longueuil QC J4P 3G5
(450) 670-4740
COLLEGE OF EMMANUEL & ST. CHAD,
UNIVERSITY OF EMMANUEL COLLEGE
114 Seminary Crescent Saskatoon SK S7N 0X3
(306) 975-3753 Fax (306) 934-2683
COLLEGE SAINT-BERNARD
25, Avenue Des Freres Drummondville QC J2B 6A2
(819) 478-3330
COLLÈGE SAINTE-ANNE DE LACHINE
1250 Boul Saint-Joseph Lachine QC H8S 2M8
(514) 637-3571
COLLEGE STANISLAS INCORPORÉ
780 Boul Dollard Outremont QC H2V 3G5
(514) 273-9521
COLLÈGE ST-JEAN VIANNEY
12630, Boul. Gouin Est Montréal QC H1C 1B9
(514) 648-3821
COLLINGWOOD GENERAL & MARINE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
459 Hume St Collingwood ON L9Y 4Z9
(705) 444-8645 Fax (705) 444-8610
COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL
70 Morven Dr. West Vancouver BC V7S 1B2
(604) 925-3331 Fax (604) 925-3862
2940 Clearbrook Road Abbotsford BC V2T 2Z8
(604) 853-3567
5206 58 Street Lacombe AB T4L 1G9
(403) 782-6531
Community Living Belleville and Area
91 Millennium Parkway Belleville ON K8N 4Z5
(613) 969-7407 Fax (613) 969-7775
www.communitylivingbelleville.org
Purpose: We are an accredited, non-profit charitable
organization that supports people of all ages who have
intellectual disabilities. We exist to provide quality persondirected supports to people and to facilitate their full inclusion
in community life. We are also mandated to educate the larger
community and to advocate wherever necessary on behalf of
people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Person In Charge: John Klassen, Executive Director
Information Contact: Patti Gillman, Executive Assistant
President................................................... Tom Raycroft
Vice-President...................................... Paul Richardson
Secretary-Treasurer................................Harold Brennan
145 Richmond St Charlottetown PE C1A 1J1
(902) 628-6137 Fax (902) 566-4648
CONGREGATION BAIS MENACHEM CHABAD-LUBAVITCH
28 Ch. Cleve Hampstead QC H3X 1A6
(514) 739-0770
4350 Oak St Vancouver BC V6H 2N4
(604) 731-4161
CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM
151 Chapel Street Ottawa ON K1N 7Y2
(613) 789-3501
CONGREGATION BETH-EL
1000 Lucerne Road Mont-Royal QC H3R 2H9
(514) 738-4766
CONGREGATION BNAI TORAH
465 Patricia Avenue Willowdale ON M2R 2N1
(416) 226-3700
COMMUNITY LIVING – CHATHAM KENT
650 Riverview Drive, Unit 2 Chatham ON N7M 5J5
(519) 352-1174 Fax (519) 352-5459
CONGREGATION DARCHEI NOAM RECONSTRUCTIONIST
SYNAGOGUE OF TORONTO
Rpo Sheppard Plaza Po Box # 77577 Toronto ON M3H 2T5
(416) 638-4783
COMMUNITY LIVING TORONTO
20 Spadina Rd Toronto ON M5R 2S7
(416) 968-0650 Fax (416) 968-7320
CONGREGATION ETZ CHAYIM
123 Matheson Avenue E Winnipeg MB R2W 0C3
(204) 589-6503
COMMUNITY CARE – ST. CATHARINES AND THOROLD
129 Churh Street St Catharines ON L2R 6W8
(905) 685-1349
COMMUNITY LIVING-GRIMSBY, LINCOLN & WEST LINCOLN
P.O. Box 220 Beamsville ON L0R 1B0
(905) 563-4115 Fax (905) 563-8887
CONGREGATION HOUSE OF JACOB – MIKVEH ISRAEL
1613 – 92 Avenue Sw Calgary AB T2V 5C9
(403) 259-3230
COMMUNITY CARE NORTHUMBERLAND
174 Oliver Road, P.O. Box 1087 Campbellford ON K0L 1L0
(866) 514-5774 Fax (705) 653-0932
COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
390 Speedvale Ave E. Guelph ON N1E 1N5
(519) 822-4150
COMMUNITY CENTRE 55
97 Main Street Toronto ON M4E 2V6
(416) 691-1113
COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES OF NIAGARA REGION
3-320 Vansickle Rd St Catharines ON L2R 6P7
(905) 682-3800 Fax (905) 682-2957
CONGREGATION OF THE PASSIONIST SISTERS OF SAN PAOLO
DELLA CROCE
178 Steeles Ave East Thornhill ON L3T 1A5
(905) 882-1308
COMMUNITY CONCERNS FOR THE MEDICALLY FRAGILE
PO Box 612 Sarnia ON N7T 7J4
(519) 344-2719
1256 Larkin Rd Po Box 425 Comox BC V9M 1W4
(250) 897-1164
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF DURHAM REGION (THE)
701 Rossland Rd. E. P.O. Box 322 Whitby ON L1N 9K3
(905) 430-6507 Fax (905) 430-7137
COMPANIONS OF THE CROSS
199 Bayswater Avenue Ottawa ON K1Y 2G5
(613) 728-3175
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MEDICINE HAT & SOUTHEASTERN
ALBERTA
430 – 6th Ave SE #104 Medicine Hat AB T1A 2S8
(403) 527-9038 Fax (403) 527-9204
10909 76 St. Edmonton AB T6G 0J6
(780) 425-7244 Fax (780) 429-3018
COME OVER AND HELP AID ORGANIZATION INC.
Po.box 600 Vineland ON L0R 2C0
(888) 844-2624
COMMUNAUTE SEPHARADE DE VILLE ST-LAURENT
2650 Rue Saint-Louis Saint-Laurent QC H4M 1P8
(514) 744-3434
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FOR RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
(C.A.R.D.)
4777 Dufferin Street North York ON M3H 5T3
(416) 667-8600 Fax (416) 739-7520
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MISSISSAUGA (THE)
1100 Central Parkway West Unit 15, Lower Level
Mississauga ON L5C 4E5
(905) 897-8880 Fax (905) 897-7509
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORILLIA AND AREA
PO Box 2525 Orillia ON L3V 7A3
(705) 325-4903 Fax (705) 325-6817
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF PORTAGE & DISTRICT INC.
PO Box 1153 Portage La Prairie MB R1N 3J9
(204) 274-2442 Fax (204) 274-2447
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
119-121 Queen St #105 Charlottetown PE C1A 4B3
(902) 892-3440 Fax (902) 892-0880
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE NORTH OKANAGAN
PO Box 464 Vernon BC V1T 6M4
(250) 542-8677 Fax (250) 542-8655
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTH OKANAGAN
390 Main St Penticton BC V2A 5C3
(250) 493-9311 Fax (250) 493-9311
COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS OF CANADA
75 Albert St #301 Ottawa ON K1P 5E7
(613) 236-2664 Fax (613) 236-1621
153 Chapel St. Ottawa ON K1N 1H5
(613) 244-4524
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CONSEIL DU PATRIMOINE RELIGIEUX DU QUÉBEC QUÉBEC
RELIGIOUS HERITAGE COUNCIL
3300-100 rue Sherbrooke est Montréal QC H2X 1C3
(514) 931-4701 Téléc (514) 931-4428
CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE – QUEBEC
500 Place D’armes Bur. 1400 Montréal QC H2T 2S6
(514) 876-1606
COMPUTING SOCIETY TO REBOOT CANADA (THE)
136 Geary Ave Unit #110 Toronto ON M6H 4H1
(416) 534-6017
CONCERNED KIDS
56 Touraine Ave Toronto ON M3H 1R2
(416) 636-1656 Fax (416) 636-3570
7040 Ada Blvd Edmonton AB T5B 4E3
(780) 474-1468
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY
1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West FB 520 Montréal QC H3G 1M8
(514) 848-2424 ext 8945 Fax (514) 848-2826
E-mail: silvia.ugolini@concordia.ca
Website: giving.concordia.ca
Purpose: Founded in 1974, Concordia University’s reputation
as one of Canada’s most dynamic and innovative universities
has its roots in more than 180 years of the pursuit of
academic excellence and student success. Its traditions of
accessibility, individual empowerment, concern for others,
and leadership building were developed by the university’s
founding institutions, Loyola College and Sir George Williams
University. Concordia values inter-disciplinary approaches to
learning and is committed to offering high-quality scholarship,
research and training.
Information Contact: Me Silvia Ugolini B.C.L., L.L.B., F.Pl.,
TEP, Director, Planned Giving
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CONESTOGA COLLEGE I.T.AL.
299 Doon Valley Drive Kitchener ON N2G 4M4
(519) 748-5220 Fax (519) 748-3532
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CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE CANADA (CNC)
36, avenue Eglinton Ouest, bureau 400,
Toronto ON M4R 1A1
(416) 932-3202 Téléc (416) 932-3208
(800) 465-0029
Courriel: planned.giving@natureconservancy.ca
Site Web: www.conservationdelanature.ca
But: Conservation de la Nature Canada (CNC) est dédié
à la protection directe de la biodiversité canadienne en
achetant des terres de grande valeur écologique, en les
recevant en don ou en y plaçant des servitudes réelles
et perpétuelles de conservation. Depuis 1962, CNC a
contribué à la protection de plus de 2 million d’acres
(de plus de 800 000 hectares) de terres écosensibles.
Responsable: John Lounds, Président & Chef de la
direction
Information: Marcella Zanella, Cheffe, Dons planifiés, Membre ACPDP
Président ..................................Laurie J. Thomson
Vice-président .......................... Harold (Hal) Kvisle
Ancien président..........................Dr. Bill Freedman
Trésorier.................................Bill Caulfeild-Browne
Membre..................................................Fred Green
Membre........................................ Shelley Ambrose
See page 124 for information in English
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF GREATER TORONTO
5 Shoreham Dr Downsview ON M3N 1S4
(416) 667-6279 Fax (416) 667-6275
CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY CAG CONTEMPORARY ART
GALLERY SOCIETY OF BC
555 Nelson Street Vancouver BC V6B 6R5
(604) 681-2700 Fax (604) 683-2710
CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION OF CANADA/
FONDATION DU DEVELOPPEMENT CO
400-275 BANK STREET Ottawa ON K2P 2L6
(613) 238-6711
COUPLES FOR CHRIST, ONTARIO INC.
156 Shorting Road Scarborough ON M1S 3S6
(416) 321-1937
COVENANT HOUSE
20 Gerrard Street East Toronto ON M5B 2P3
(416) 204-7062 Fax (416) 204-7030
COPERNICUS LODGE FOUNDATION
66 Roncesvalles Ave. Toronto ON M6R 3A7
(416) 536-7122 Fax (416) 536-8242
Box 2 1207 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam BC V3B 7Y3
(604) 468-9598
1822 East Mall University of British Columbia Vancouver BC V6T 1Z1
(604) 827-5024 Fax (604) 822-0308
CORNER BROOK STREAM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
93 West Street Corner Brook NL A2H 6C9
(709) 639-9266 Fax (709) 639-9263
CORPORATION EPISCOPALE CATHOLIQUE ROMAINE
DE PRINCE ALBERT, LA
1415 4th Ave W Prince Albert SK S6V 5H1
(306) 984-2194
CORPORATION OF MASSEY HALL/ROY THOMSON HALL
60 Simcoe Street Toronto ON M5J 2H5
(416) 593-4822 Fax (416) 593-4224
CORPORATION OF QUEENSWAY CATHEDRAL
1536 The Queensway Toronto ON M8Z 1T5
(416) 255-0141
COTTAGE DREAMS RECOVERY INITIATIVE
195 Highland Street PO Box 1300 Haliburton ON K0M 1S0
(705) 457-9100 Fax (705) 457-9188
575 Drake Street Vancouver BC V6B 4K8
(604) 639-8934 Fax (604) 685-5324
E-mail: cmontecalvo@covenanthousebc.org
Website: www.covenanthousebc.org
Purpose: 90% privately funded, we help homeless youth
leave the streets by providing 24-hour shelter, counselling,
clothing, food and outreach. Rights of Passage Program
provides up to two years of transition living as youth work
toward independent living.
Person In Charge: Krista Thompson, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Crystal Montecalvo, Development
Officer, Individual & Planned Giving, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Chair............................................................... Jeff Bacha
Treasurer............................................Donna Bridgeman
Secretary...................................................Sean Muggah
COWICHAN UNITED WAY
102-435 Trunk Road Duncan BC V9L 2P5
(250) 748-1312 Fax (250) 748-7652
COUCHICHING CONSERVANCY (THE)
Box 704 1485 Division Road West Orillia ON L3V 6K7
(705) 326-1620
1761 Cowichan Bay Road Cowichan Bay BC V0R 1N0
(250) 746-4955 Fax (250) 746-4955
COUCHICHING JUBILEE HOUSE
Box 272 Orillia ON L3V 6J6
(705) 326-4337
CRANDALL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITÉ CRANDALL
P.O. Box 6004 Moncton NB E1C 9L7
(506) 858-8970
www.donorsguide.ca
201-2333 Hunter Rd Kelowna BC V1X 7C5
(250) 860-6616
CREDIT COUNSELLING SERVICE OF
45 Sheppard Ave E – Suite 810 Toronto ON M2N 5W9
(416) 022-8332
Prolongez ce moment pour
toujours, avec quelques mots
dans votre testament.
Contactez Marcella Zanella :
1.800.465.0029, poste 276
planned.giving@natureconservancy.ca
www.conservationdelanaturecanada.ca/plannedgiving
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CREDIT VALLEY CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
1255 Old Derry Road Mississauga ON L5N 6R4
(905) 670-1615 Fax (905) 670-2210
CRESCENT SCHOOL (THE)
2365 Bayview Ave North York ON M2L 1A2
(416) 449-2556
CRIDGE CENTRE FOR THE FAMILY
1307 Hillside Avenue Victoria BC V8T 0A2
(250) 384-8058 Fax (250) 384-5267
CRIME STOPPERS OF SIMCOE-DUFFERIN-MUSKOKA
20 Rose St Barrie ON L4M 2T2
(705) 726-2237 Fax (705) 726-3067
CRISIS AND INTERVENTION & PUBLIC INFORMATION
SOCIETY OF GREATER VICTORIA
230 Bay Street Victoria BC V9A 3K5
(250) 386-6328 Fax (250) 386-9748
3200 West 41st Avenue Vancouver BC V6N 3E1
(604) 263-3255
CROHN’S AND COLITIS FOUNDATION OF CANADA
600-60 St. Clair Avenue East Toronto ON M4T 1N5
(416) 920-5035 Fax (416) 929-0364
LA CROIX D’OR-THE GOLD CROSS
130 Avenue De L’epee Outremont QC H2V 3T2
(514) 495-2409
CROSS CANCER INSTITUTE
11560 University Ave Edmonton AB T6G 1Z2
780-432-8500 Fax 780-432-8357
CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN COMMUNICATIONS INCORPORATED
1295 North Service Rd P.O. Box 5100 Burlington ON L7R 4M2
(905) 332-6400
200-2232 McCallister Avenue Coquitlam BC V3C 2A6
(604) 945-0606 Fax (604) 945-9071
CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA
2221 Yonge Street, Suite 601 Toronto ON M4S 2B4
(416) 485-9149 Fax (416) 485-5707 (800) 378-2233
E-mail: info@cysticfibrosis.ca
Website: www.cysticfibrosis.ca
Purpose: Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is the most common, fatal
14-15243 91st Ave Surrey BC V3R 9K2
genetic disease affecting Canadian children and young adults.
(604) 581-7654
It is estimated that one in 25 Canadians carry the gene for CF.
Cystic Fibrosis affects primarily the lungs and digestive
CULTCH (THE) VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE
system. Cystic Fibrosis Canada is a world leader in the fight
1895 Venables Street Vancouver BC V5L 2H6
against Cystic Fibrosis. With your support, we will be able to
(604) 251-1766 Fax (604) 251-1370
continue to fund the most promising Cystic Fibrosis research
and treatment programs.
CUMBERLAND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
Person In Charge: Debra Berlet, President
19428 Highway 2 RR6 Amherst NS B4H 1N6
Information Contact: Katherine Blake, x 294 / kblake@
(902) 667-5400 Fax (902) 667-6029
cysticfibrosis.ca, Campaign & Major Gifts Specialist,
E-mail: info@chcfoundation.com
Member AFP
Website: www.chcfoundation.com
President.....................................................Debra Berlet
Purpose: Mandate is to enhance the provision of a high
Immediate Past-President........................Paul Arsenault
standard of health care within Cumberland County by raising
Vice-President..............................................Art Parsons
funds and supporting new and improved healthcare services,
Vice-President.............................................. René Coutu
programs, medical equipment and facilities. Donations to its
Treasurer............................................. Miles Nagamatsu
Endowment Fund will help to provide a continued lifetime of
Secretary................................................. Doug Ingersoll
enhanced healthcare to County residents and those being
serviced by this regional acute care centre. Funds are available Annual Report Available
for Medical Equipment, Palliative Care, Cancer Assistance,
Pediatrics, Mental Health, and others.
Person In Charge: Joe Gauthier, Managing Director,
Information Contact: Joe Gauthier, Managing Director,
D.I.A.M.O.N.D.S. CONSERVATION LAND TRUST
11376 Lakeshore Dr, RR #1 Iroquois ON K0E 1K0
(613) 652-2023
Chair...............................................................Gwen Kerr
Vice Chair....................................................Diana Bacon
D.S.R.F. DOWN SYNDROME RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Treasurer..........................................Rhonda McIver, CA
1409 Sperling Ave Burnaby BC V5B 4J8
Secretary....................................................Cheryl Smith
(604) 444-3773
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DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK FOUNDATION OF TORONTO
191 New Toronto Street Toronto ON M8V 2E7
(416) 203-0050 Fax (416) 203-0049
1-A1 Sir Charles Tupper Medical Bldg
5850 College Street Halifax NS B3H 4R2
(902) 494-3502 Fax (902) 494-1372
(888) 866-6559
E-mail: dmrf@dal.ca
Website: www.dmrf.ca
Purpose: To support medical research excellence at
Dalhousie Medical School and its affiliated teaching
hospitals.
Person In Charge: Alison C. Edwards, Executive
Information Contact: Jyl MacKinnon, Director of
Development, Member AHP, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Chairman......................................... Frank C. Sobey
Vice-Chairman...........................Rod J. MacLennan
Director..........................................Charles Mitchell
Director.......................................... Diane Campbell
Director.................................................Glen Dexter
Director........................................... Brian MacLeod
Dean of Medical School.................. Dr. Tom Marrie
407-7337 137th St Surrey BC V3W 1A4
(604) 592-2238
CUMMINGS JEWISH CENTRE FOR SENIORS FOUNDATION
5700 Westbury Avenue Montréal QC H3W 3E8
(514) 342-1234
CUSO
44 Eccles, Suite 200 Ottawa ON K1R 6S4
(613) 829-7445
CUSO-VSO
44 Eccles, Suite 200 Ottawa ON K1R 6S4
(613) 829-7445 Fax (613) 829-7996
CYCLE NORTH-SOUTH/CYCLO NORD-SUD SOCIÉTÉ D’ÉDUCATION
POUR LE CYCLISME À MTL
C.P. 1242 Succ. Place du Parc Montréal QC H2X 4A7
(888) 843-0077 Fax (514) 270-9190
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429 4th Ave Ne Swift Current SK S9H 2J9
(306) 778-4575
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DALY HOUSE MUSEUM
122 – 18th Street Brandon MB R7A 5A4
(204) 727-1722 Fax (204) 727-1722
DEAFBLIND ONTARIO SERVICES
17665 Leslie St – #15 Unit 15 Newmarket ON L3Y 3E3
(905) 853-2862 Fax (905) 853-3407
DIXON HALL
58 Sumach St Toronto ON M5A 3J7
(416) 863-0499
DANCE SASKATCHEWAN INC.
205A Pacific Ave. Saskatoon SK S7K 1N9
(306) 931-8480 Fax (306) 244-1520
212-3369 Fraser Street, Vancouver BC V5V 4C2
(778) 371-1374 Fax (778) 371-0023
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS /
DANS LA RUE/BON DIEU DANS LA RUE (LE)
895 West de la Gauchetière Level 90 Suite 220 Montréal QC H3B 5K3
(514) 526-5222 Fax (514) 526-5445
1514 – 4th Street SW Calgary AB T2R 0Y4
(403) 245-3533 Fax (403) 245-3584
3042 Concession 3, Adjala RR 1 Palgrave ON L0N 1P0
(905) 729-0097 Fax (905) 729-0037
DEEP RIVER SCIENCE ACADEMY-WHITESHELL CAMPUS
24 Aberdeen Avenue Box 635 Pinawa MB R0E 1L0
(204) 753-8848 Fax (204) 753-8848
DARTMOUTH GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
325 Pleasant Street Dartmouth NS B2Y 4G8
(902) 465-8560 Fax (902) 465-1129
Box 19036 Rpo 16 Delta BC V4K 4L8
(604) 948-0660
135 Martindale Blvd Ne Calgary AB T3J 2X5
(403) 590-0970
5800 Mountain View Blvd Delta BC V4K 3V6
(604) 940-9695 Fax (604) 940-9670
5930 Riverside Street Abbotsford BC V4X 1T8
220-141 Victoria St Kamloops BC V2C 1Z5
(250) 434-2524
219-2211 West 4th Ave Vancouver BC V6K 4S2
(604) 732-4228 Fax (604) 732-0752
(800) 453-1533
E-mail: kloftus@davidsuzuki.org
Website: www.davidsuzuki.org
Purpose: Works through science and education to protect the
diversity of nature and our quality of life, now and for the
future. With a goal of achieving sustainability within a generation, the Foundation collaborates with scientists, business and
industry, academia, government and non-governmental
organizations. Seeks the best research to provide innovative
solutions, to build a clean, competitive economy that does
not threaten the natural services that support all life.
Person In Charge: Peter Robinson, Chief Executive Officer
Information Contact: Katie Loftus, Development Manager,
Legacy Giving, Member CAGP
Founder................................................ Dr. David Suzuki
Chair........................................................James Hoggan
President...................................................Dr. Tara Cullis
DE LA SALLE COLLEGE “OAKLANDS”
131 Farnham Ave Toronto ON M4V 1H7
(416) 969-8771
DEAF & HARD OF HEARING SERVICES CALGARY REGION SOCIETY
63 Cornell Rd NW Calgary AB T2L 0L4
(403) 284-6200
www.charitycan.ca
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DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE ORGANIZATION FOR DEVELOPMENT
AND PEACE
10 St Mary St Suite 420 Toronto ON M4Y 1P9
(416) 922-1592 Fax (416) 922-0957
Purpose: Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders
(MSF), the world’s leading independent international medical
humanitarian organization and Nobel Peace Prize laureate,
provides medical assistance to victims of natural or
man-made disasters irrespective of race, religion, creed
or political affiliation.
Person In Charge: Marilyn McHarg, Executive Director
Information Contact: Janice St-Denis, Planned Giving
Officer, Member CAGP
President.............................................Joni Guptill, M.D.
Vice-President.............................. Bruce Lampard, M.D.
Treasurer.................................................... Maria Celluci
DEVELOPPEMENT ET LA PAIX (LE) ORGANIZATION CATHOLIQUE
CANADIENNE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT ET LA PAIX
1425, boul. René-Lévesque Ouest, 3e étage Montréal QC H3G 1T7
(514) 257-8711 Téléc (514) 257-8497
DOFASCO EMPLOYEE DONATIONS FUND DOFASCO INC.
Box 2460 Hamilton ON L8N 3J5
(905) 548-7200
248 E 11th Ave Vancouver BC V5T 2C3
(604) 709-0248
DOG GUIDES CANADA/CHIENS-GUIDES CANADA
PO Box 907 Oakville ON L6J 5E8
(905) 842-2891
DIGNITAS INTERNATIONAL
PO Box 145 232-40 Dundas St W Toronto ON M5H 1L6
(416) 260-3100
14550 116 Ave Edmonton AB T5M 3E9
(780) 944-8011 Fax (780) 944-9571
DIOCESE OF SASKATOON CATHOLIC FOUNDATION DIOCESE OF
SASKATOON CATHOLIC FOUNDATION
100 5th Ave. N. Saskatoon SK S7K 2N7
(306) 244-6667 Fax (306) 242-1988
DOMAINE FORGET DE CHARLEVOIX INC (LE)
5, Saint-Antoine St Irénée QC G0T 1V0
(418) 452-8111 Téléc (418) 452-3503
DIRECTION CHRÉTIENNE INC.
1450 rue City Councillors Bureau 520 Montréal QC H3A 2E6
(514) 878-3035 Téléc (514) 878-8048
DISASTER AID CANADA
1128 – 4th Avenue P. O. Box 399 Victoria BC V8Y 3G6
(250) 595-5974
Suite 300 1010-8th Ave. SW Calgary AB T2P 1J2
(403) 266-1601 Fax (403) 262-2512
DISTRESS CENTRE PEEL
PO Box 48021 RPO Dundas Sheppard Mississauga ON L5A 4G8
(905) 278-7055 Fax (905) 278-1396
181 Sunningdale Road West Qualicum Beach BC V9K 1K7
(250) 752-6766 Fax (250) 752-6730
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Your legacy will live on. And on.
A donkey can live for up to (and often more than) forty years.
So you can imagine how your gift be well appreciated – in
terms of shelter, food and care – for many
many years by the remarkable animals we’ve
rescued. To speak with us about making
a bequest, call 519.836.1697 or email
info@thedonkeysanctuary.ca.Thanks so
much for thinking of us, and the donkeys.
To learn more about the DSC, visit www.thedonkeysanctuary.ca
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402-720 Spadina Ave Toronto ON M5S 2T9
(416) 964-0619 Fax (416) 963-8707
(800) 982-7903
E-mail: msfcan@msf.ca
Website: www.msf.ca
DON STEWART EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
8376-133 Street Surrey BC V3W 1E4
(604) 596-6772
DONKEY SANCTUARY OF CANADA (THE)
6981 Concession 4 R.R. 6 Guelph ON N1H 6J3
(519) 836-1697 Fax (519) 821-0698
E-mail: info@thedonkeysanctuary.ca
Website: www.thedonkeysanctuary.ca
Purpose: The DSC provides a lifelong home to donkeys,
mules and hinnies that are unwanted, neglected or
abused. The DSC makes available a humane education
program which underlines human responsibility for all
other species and promotes improved standards of
animal welfare.
Information Contact: Sandra Pady, Executive
Director
Chair..................................................Roger Phillips
Vice Chair............................................Mary Beaton
Secretary...............................................Pam Fanjoy
Treasurer.................................................D.W. Pady
DOROTHY LEY HOSPICE (THE)
170 Sherway Drive – Suite 3 Etobicoke ON M9C 1A6
(416) 626-0116 Fax (416) 626-7285
www.donorsguide.ca
DOUGLAS MENTAL HEALTH UNIV. INSTITUTE FDN
6875 LaSalle Blvd Montréal QC H4H 1R3
(514) 762-3003 Fax (514) 888-4072
E-mail: foundation@douglas.mcgill.ca
Website: douglasfoundation.qc.ca
Purpose: The Douglas is a world-class institute, affiliated with
McGill University, which treats people suffering from mental
illness and offers them hope and cure. Its team of specialists
and researchers continually advance scientific knowledge,
integrate it into patient care and share it with the community
to increase awareness and thereby eliminate stigma around
mental illness. The Foundation raises funds to support the
Douglas Institute’s mission.
Financial statements available.
Person In Charge: President and Chief Operating Officer,
Jane H. Lalonde, Member AFP
President of the Board of Trustees........... Marie Giguère
Vice-President...................................... Joseph Iannicelli
Vice-President......................................... Michael Novak
Treasurer........................................ Normand Coulombe
Secretary...............................................Jane H. Lalonde
DR. H. BLISS MURPHY CANCER CARE FOUNDATION
300 Prince Phillip Drive, St John’s NL A1B 3V6
(709) 777-7589 Fax (709) 753-0927
1110 Comox Street Vancouver BC V6E 1K5
(604) 608-1874 Fax (604) 608-4259
E-mail: foundation@drpeter.org
Website: www.drpeter.org
Purpose: The Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation raises funds to
support innovative HIV/AIDS health care services at the
Dr. Peter Centre. The Centre’s combined Day Health Program
and 24-hour nursing care Residence engages people in
their HIV treatment to relieve suffering, restore health and
renew hope.
Person In Charge: Maxine Davis, Executive Director
Information Contact: Sarah Sandusky, Director of
Development
Chair..................................................... John deC. Evans
Vice-Chair/Secretary...............................Marcella Munro
Treasurer.................................................... Jason Bower
DREAMS IN MOTION
365 William St. S. Gananoque ON K7G 1T2
(613) 382-6700 Fax (613) 382-6996
DREAMS TAKE FLIGHT (CANADA)/VOYAGE DE REVES (CANADA)
P.O. Box 7000 Airport Station Air Canada Zip 1239 Dorval QC H4Y 1J2
(780) 915-2211
DURHAM ART GALLERY
251 George St. E Box 1021 Durham ON N0G 1R0
(519) 369-3692 Fax (519) 369-3120
DURHAM COLLEGE
2000 Simcoe Street North Oshawa ON L1H 7K4
(905) 721-2000 Fax (905) 720-3135
DURHAM HOSPICE
209 Dundas St. E., Lower Level Unit #1&2 Whitby ON L1N 7H8
(905) 430-4522 Fax (905) 430-4533
DURHAM WEST ARTS CENTRE FOUNDATION
PO Box 267 Pickering ON L1V 2R4
(416) 543-5853
E
E AMYOTROPHIQUE DU QUEBEC – AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL
SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF QUEBEC
6300, Avenue Du Parc Bureau 502 Mont-Royal QC H4P 1P7
(514) 725-2653
475 Guildford Way Port Moody BC V3H 3W9
(604) 469-3128 Fax (604) 469-3157
EARLY MUSIC SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS
1076 Victoria Avenue Victoria BC V8S 4N9
(250) 592-4058
EARTH DAY CANADA/JOUR DE LA TE RRE CANADA
111 Peter St. Suite 503 Toronto ON M5V 2H1
(416) 599-1991 Fax (416) 599-3100
EARTH RANGERS
9520 Pine Valley Drive Woodbridge ON L4L 1A6
(905) 417-3447 Fax (905) 417-8734
(604) 873-1865 Fax (604) 873-0166
103, 811 Manning Rd NE Calgary AB T2E 7L4
(403) 235-5662 Fax (403) 247-1716
E-mail: calgary@easterseals.ab.ca
Website: www.easterseals.ab.ca
1408, 10025-106 St. Edmonton AB T5J 1G4
(780) 429-0137 Fax (780) 429-1937
E-mail: edmonton@easterseals.ab.ca
Website: www.easterseals.ab.ca
DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD – ONTARIO (THE)
14 Adelaide Street West Suite 201 Toronto ON M5H 1L6
(416) 203-2282 Fax (416) 203-0676
DUNBLAINE SCHOOL (TORONTO ACHIEVEMENT CENTRE)
21 Deloraine Ave. Toronto ON M5M 2A8
(416) 483-9215 Fax (416) 483-0903
DUNDAS CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INCORPORATED
542 Ofield Road Dundas ON L9H 5E2
(905) 627-1411
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351-9 Street N.W. Drumheller AB T0J 2B0
(403) 820-7844 Fax (403) 823-5076
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21 Ogilvie St Dundas ON L9H 2S1
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EASTER SEALS CANADA
40 Holly Street Suite 401 Toronto ON M4S 3C3
(416) 932-8382 Fax (416) 932-9844
E-mail: gsarney@easterseals.ca
Website: www.easterseals.ca
Purpose: Easter Seals Canada is dedicated to excellence,
to serving Canadians of all ages with disabilities. Our
efforts are directed toward fully enhancing the quality
of life, self-esteem and self determination of Canadians
with disabilities.
Information Contact: Greg Sarney, National Director
of Development, Member AFP
Chair.................................................. Michael Duffy
Vice Chair...............................................Mark Cator
Treasurer............................................... Dale Briske
Past Chair.............................................Bob Steeves
EASTER SEALS MANITOBA / SOCIETY FOR MANITOBANS WITH
DISABILITIES (SMD) FOUNDATION
401 – 825 Sherbrook St Winnipeg MB R3A 1M5
(204) 975-3108 Fax (204) 975-3011
E-mail: foundation@smd.mb.ca
Website: www.smd.mb.ca
EASTER SEALS NEW BRUNSWICK
65 Brunswick St Fredericton NB E3B 1G5
(506) 458-8739 Fax (506) 457-2863
E-mail: info@easterseals.nb.ca
Website: www.easterseals.nb.ca
EASTER SEALS NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
206 Mount Scio Road St John’s NL A1B 4L5
(709) 754-1399 Fax (709) 754-1398
E-mail: info@eastersealsnl.ca
Website: www.eastersealsnl.ca
EASTER SEALS NOVA SCOTIA
3670 Kempt Rd Halifax NS B3K 4X8
(902) 453-6000 Fax (902) 454-6121
Website: www.easterseals.ns.ca
EASTER SEALS ONTARIO
One Concorde Gate Suite # 700 Toronto ON M3C 3N6
(416) 421-8377 Fax (416) 696-1035
(800) 668-6252
E-mail: info@easterseals.org
Website: www.easterseals.org
EASTER SEALS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
P.O. Box 21004 Charlottetown PE C1A 9H6
(902) 894-5003 Fax (902) 368-3782
E-mail: margaret@eastersealspei.ca
Website: eastersealspei.ca
EASTER SEALS QUEBEC/QUEBEC SOCIETY
FOR DISABLED CHILDREN
2300 René-Lévesque Boulevard W. Montréal QC H3H 2R5
(514) 937-6171 Fax (514) 937-0082
www.charitycan.ca
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EASTER SEALS SASKATCHEWAN
2310 Louise Ave Saskatoon SK S7J 2C7
(306) 374-4448 Fax (306) 373-2665
Website: www.abilitiescouncil.sk.ca
EATING DISORDERS AWARENESS COALITION
67 King St. E. Kitchener ON N2G 2K4
(519) 745-4875 Fax (519) 745-4875
214 – 131 Water Street Vancouver BC V6B 4M3
(604) 685-5618 ext 224 Fax (604) 685-7813
(800) 926-7744
E-mail: jmargolis@ecojustice.ca
Website: www.ecojustice.ca
Purpose: Ecojustice Canada Society (formerly Sierra Legal
Defence Fund), goes to court to defend the right of Canadians
to a healthy environment. As Canada’s foremost non-profit
environmental law organization we enable citizens to expose
lawbreakers and hold governments accountable, setting
powerful precedents.
Person In Charge: Devon Page, Executive Director
Information Contact: Janice Loomer Margolis,
Director of Development, Member CAGP
President.............................................. Paul Richardson
Vice-President.......................................Cathy Wilkinson
Secretary.................................................... Ron Pearson
Treasurer..................................................Mike Cormack
ECOLE SECONDAIRE SAINT-JOSEPH DE SAINT-HYACINTHE
2875 Av Bourdages Nord Saint-Hyacinthe QC J2S 5S3
(450) 774-3775
ECOLE SECONDAIRE SAINT-PAUL DE VARENNES
235 Rue Sainte-Anne Varennes QC J3X 1P9
(450) 652-2941
ECOLOGY ACTION CENTRE
2705 Fern Lane Halifax NS B3K 4L3
(902) 442-0254
ECO-NATURE DE LAVAL INC.
345 boulevard Sainte-Rose Laval QC H7L 1M7
(450) 622-1020 Téléc (450) 622-8050
ECOTRUST CANADA
200 – 1238 Homer St Vancouver BC V6B 2Y5
(604) 682-4141
ECUTIVE SERVICE ORGANIZATION/SERVICE D’ASSISTANCE
CANADIENNE AUX ORGANISMES
700 Bay Street Suite 700 Box 328 Toronto ON M5G 1Z6
(416) 961-2376
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Tél: (705) 325-5552
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Courriel: info@donorsguide.ca
Site Web: www.donorsguide.ca
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33055 Township Road 250 Calgary AB T3Z 1L4
(403) 246-6432 Fax (403) 217-8463
E-mail: info@edgeschool.com
Website: www.edgeschool.com
Purpose: Edge School for Athletes was founded in 1999
and is located on 35 acres in Springbank. The 170,000
sq.ft. school and sports complex facility houses over
320 student-athletes in Grades 5-12. Students can enroll
in Hockey, Dance, Golf, Soccer or our Flex Academy.
Edge is ranked in the top 20 schools in Alberta. Contact
us to find out about our current Legacy Naming Rights
Campaign – hoping to raise over $1,000,000 to expand
programs and facilities for Edge students and the community at large.
Person In Charge: Brent Devost, Founder and President
Information Contact: Veronique Perks, Marketing &
Communications
Founder & President.................................. Brent Devost
Chairman of the Board................................Bruce Stuart
CEO............................................................. Dan Fournier
9910 – 103 Street NW Edmonton AB T5K 2V7
(780) 426-0015 Fax (780) 425-0121
E-mail: info@ecfoundation.org
Website: www.ecfoundation.org
Purpose: The ECF works closely with donors to create
endowment funds that reflect their charitable interests. The
foundation holds over 550 endowed funds that support
charitable causes that benefit arts, culture and heritage,
recreation and leisure, education, health, environmental and
social enterprises.
Person In Charge: Martin Garber-Conrad, Chief Executive
Officer, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Information Contact: Kathy Hawkesworth, Director of
Donor Services, Member CAGP
Chair...........................................................Penny O’Mell
EDMONTON GARRISON MILITARY FAMILY
RESOURCE CENTRE
P.O. Box 10500 Stn. Forces Edmonton AB T5J 4J5
(780) 973-4011 Fax (780) 973-1401
EDMONTON HUMANE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
12251 – 67 Street Edmonton AB T5V 0B2
(780) 722-6548 Fax (780) 479-8946
401 10010 105th St Edmonton AB T5J 1C4
(780) 428-7590
11111 – 103 Avenue Edmonton AB T5K 2P1
(780) 429-2020
9720-102 Avenue NW Edmonton AB T5J 4B2
(780) 424-4040 Fax (780) 429-0600
9720 102 Avenue Nw Edmonton AB T5J 4B2
7200-156 Street Edmonton AB T5R 1X3
(780) 487-5120
11508 – 120 Street Edmonton AB T5G 2Y2
(780) 425-2133 Fax (780) 426-1590
1541 Mahon Avenue North Vancouver BC V7M 2S6
(778) 996-9900
EDUCATIONMATTERS
4th Floor, Education Centre 1221 8 Street SW Calgary AB T2R 0L4
(403) 817-7468 Fax (403) 294-8126
EGLISE ADVENTISTE DU SEPTIEME JOUR DE ST-LEONARD
7250, Rue Valdombre St Leonard QC H1S 1X1
ÉGLISE ÉVANGÉLIQUE DE LA RIVE NORD
560 Justin Fabreville Laval QC H7P 5R2
(450) 628-6000
ÉGLISE ÉVANGÉLIQUE PHILADELPHIE
8885, Boul. Lacordaire St-Leonard QC H1R 2B4
(514) 321-0568
EGLISE NOUVELLE VIE DE LONGUEUIL
200, Rue Du Parc Industriel Longueuil QC J4H 3V6
(450) 646-2150
EITZ CHAIM SCHOOLS
475 Patricia Ave Toronto ON M2R 2N1
(416) 225-1187
ELGIN CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
c/o 410 Sunset Dr St Thomas ON N5R 3C7
(519) 631-1492 Fax (519) 631-0596
ELGIN-ST THOMAS UNITED WAY SERVICES
300 South Edgeware Rd St Thomas ON N5P 4L1
(519) 631-3171 Fax (519) 631-9253
ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY OF PEEL-HALTON (THE)
24 Queen Street East, Suite LL-01 Brampton ON L6V 1A3
(905) 459-1315 Fax (905) 459-1322
ELMWOOD SCHOOL INCORPORATED
261 Buena Vista Rd Ottawa ON K1M 0V9
(613) 749-6761
ELORA ROAD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP INC.
Rr 5 5696 Wellington Rd 7 Guelph ON N1H 6J2
(519) 821-0424
10825 – 142 Street Edmonton AB T5N 3Y7
(780) 454-5310 Fax (780) 454-5889
EMAS CANADA
Box 820 Stouffville ON L4A 7Z9
(905) 642-4661
EMILY CA RR INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN
1399 Johnston Street Vancouver BC V6H 3R9
(604) 630-4553 Fax (604) 844-3870
EMPOWER MINISTRIES
48 Alliance Blvd Unit 104 Barrie ON L4M 5K3
(705) 719-1607
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ACHIEVEMENT
VAUGHAN WOMEN’S SHELTER
175 Sun Pac Boulevard Unit 1a Brampton ON L6S 5Z6
(905) 669-3601
EMUNAH WOMEN OF CANADA-FEMMES EMUNAH DU CANADA
7005 Kildare Road, Suite 18 Côte Saint-Luc QC H4W 1C1
(514) 485-2397
ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CANADA
366 Adelaide Street West, Suite 601 Toronto ON M5V 1R9
(416) 481-3696 Fax (416) 352-5360
EN’OWKIN CENTRE
Green Mtn Rd Penticton BC V2A 6J7
(250) 493-7181
ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH ANGELS
122 Laird Drive #206 Toronto ON M4G 3V3
(416) 421-5551 Fax (416) 421-7647
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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTRE
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTRE (ALBERTA) SOCIETY
800, 10025 – 106 Street Edmonton AB T5J 1G4
(780) 424-5099 Fax (780) 424-5133
(800) 661-4238
E-mail: elc@elc.ab.ca
Website: www.elc.ab.ca
Purpose: The Environmental Law Centre’s vision is a clean,
healthy and diverse environment protected through informed
citizen participation and sound law and policy, effectively
applied. Its mission is to ensure that laws, policies and
processes protect the environment.
Person In Charge: Cindy Chiasson, Executive Director
Information Contact: Leah Orr, Communications
Coordinator
President....................................................... Gavin Fitch
Secretary/Treasurer....................................... Ian Murray
Vice-President........................................... Corbin Devlin
205-8 Ave SE, Calgary AB T2G 0K9
(403) 294-7455 Fax (403) 294-7457
EPILEPSIE CANADA
1 Promenade Circle #308 Thornhill ON L4J 3P8
Téléc (905) 764-1231
4112 – 4th St NW Calgary AB T2K 1A2
(403) 230-2764 Fax (403) 230-5766
(866) 374-5377
E-mail: epilepsy.calgary@telusplanet.net
Website: www.epilepsycalgary.com
Purpose: The Epilepsy Association of Calgary provides
programs for those with and affected by epilepsy. Current
programs include: Support, Community Education and
Volunteer Training. An office located in Red Deer services
the Central Alberta Region.
Person In Charge: Kathy Fyfe, Executive Director
Information Contact: Kathy Fyfe, Executive Director
President...................................................George Jacob
EPILEPSY CANADA
1 Promenade Circle #308 Thornhill ON L4J 3P8
Fax (905) 764-1231
EQUITE RRE
2177, rue Masson, local 206 Montréal QC H2H 1B1
(514) 522-2000 Téléc (514) 522-1227
ERDO
2450 Milltower Court Mississauga ON L5N 5Z6
(905) 542-7400
ERIE WILDLIFE RESCUE
11168 Tecumseh Rd E Windsor ON N8R 1A8
(519) 969-3919
ERINOAKKIDS CENTRE FOR TREATMENT AND
DEVELOPMENT
2695 North Sheridan Way, Suite 120
Mississauga ON L5K 2N6
(905) 855-2690 Fax (905) 855-9404
ERMITAGE SAINT-ANTOINE
Lac-Bouchette QC G0W 1V0
(418) 640-2000
ERNESTINE’S WOMEN’S SHELTER
P.O. Box 141, Station B Etobicoke ON M9W 5K9
(416) 743-1733 Fax (416) 743-1732
ESCARPMENT BIOSPHERE CONSERVANCY
503 Davenport Road Toronto ON M4V 1B8
(416) 960-8121 Fax (416) 960-9460
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ESCARPMENT BIOSPHERE FOUNDATION, INC.
503 Davenport Avenue Toronto ON M4V 1B8
(416) 595-8500
ESSEX COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
254 Pitt St W Windsor ON N9A 5L5
(519) 253-1812
ESTHER HONENS INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION
FOUNDATION
888 Tenth Street SW Calgary AB T2P 2X1
(403) 299-0130 Fax (403) 299-0137
ESTON COLLEGE
730 1st Street SE Eston SK S0L 1A0
(306) 962-3621 Fax (306) 962-3810
ESTON UNITED WAY
PO Box 23 Eston SK S0L 1A0
(306) 962-3962
ETERNAL WORD TELEVISION NETWORK INC.
1275 Eglinton Avenue West Unit 38 Mississauga ON L4W 3A6
(902) 676-2533 Fax (902) 676-2047
ETOBICOKE GENERAL HOSPITAL
101 Humber College Boulevard Etobicoke ON M9V 1R8
(416) 747-3388
ETOBICOKE SERVICES FOR SENIORS
1447 Royal York Road Etobicoke ON M9P 3V8
(416) 243-0927 Fax (416) 243-7987
EVANGEL HALL MISSION
552 Adelaide Street West Toronto ON M5V 2W8
(416) 504-3563
E-mail: information@evangelhall.ca
Website: www.evangelhall.ca
Purpose: ehm is an inner-city mission that builds community
with poor, homeless, and socially isolated people in Toronto,
through support, housing services, and advocacy.
Person In Charge: Joseph Taylor, Executive Director
Information Contact: Joseph Taylor, Executive Director
Fundraising Goal: $1.5 Million
3261 Gordon Drive Kelowna BC V1W 3N4
(250) 762-0682
EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA ALLIANCE EVANGELIQUE
DU CANADA (THE)
Mip Box 3745 Markham ON L3R 0Y4
(905) 479-5885
ÉVANGÉLISATION 2000
2119, Rue Ste-Helene Longueuil QC J4G 1B6
(514) 523-4433
EVA’S INITIATIVES FOR HOMELESS YOUTH
370 – 215 Spadina Ave Toronto ON M5T 2C7
(416) 977-4497
EVERGREEN
355 Adelaide Street West 5th Floor Toronto ON M5V 1S2
(416) 596-1495 Fax (416) 596-1443
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FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE LA RESU RRECTION, LA
5811, Auteuil Brossard QC J4Z 1M9
(450) 445-7124
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE MARIE MEDIATRICE, LA
3025 Galt Ouest Sherbrooke QC J1K 1M8
(819) 562-2059
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE SAINT-FRANCOIS-XAVIER DE
CHICOUTIMI, LA
514 Rue Racine Est Chicoutimi QC G7H 1T9
FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE SAINT-JEAN L’EVANGELISTE (LA)
215 Rue Longueuil Saint Jean Sur Richelieu QC J3B 6P6
(450) 347-3902
FACTORY THEATRE
125 Bathurst St. Toronto ON M5V 2R2
(416) 504-4473 Fax (416) 504-4060
FAIS-UN-VŒU CANADA
520-4211 rue Yonge Toronto ON M2P 2A9
(416) 224-9474
(888) 822-9474
Courriel: nationaloffice@makeawish.ca
Site Web: www.faisunvoeu.ca
But: En plus du bureau national, ce sont sept chapitres
régionaux qui exaucent les voeux d’enfants atteints d’une
condition médicale qui menace leur vie dans le but de leur
donner de l’espoir, de la force et de la joie. Comme partie
intégrante de Fais-Un-VoeuMD International, l’organisation
à but non lucratif la plus importante au monde, pour ce qui
est d’exaucer des voeux, laquelle est présente dans 36 pays
sur 5 continents, Fais-Un-VoeuMD Canada a aidé à réaliser
des milliers de voeux spéciaux partout au Canada au cours
des 28 dernières années.
Responsable: Jennifer Ritter, Chef de la direction
Président.................................................... Janis Ostling
FAITH ACADEMY INC
437 Matheson Avenue Winnipeg MB R2W 0E1
(204) 582-3400
FAITH ALIVE MINISTRIES WORLD OUTREACH CENTRE INC.
637 University Dr Saskatoon SK S7N 0H8
(306) 652-2230
FAITH GOSPEL TABERNACLE MINISTRIES (BRAMPTON)
10042 Creditview Rd Brampton ON L7A 0G2
(905) 459-4673
FAITH MIRACLE TEMPLE OF TORONTO INC. AND
FAITH MISSIONARY MINISTRIES INTL.
28 Martin Ross Avenue Toronto ON M2J 1R5
(416) 650-9550
FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICES OF THE
WATERLOO REGION
200 Ardelt Ave Kitchener ON N2C 2L9
(519) 576-0540
FAMILY CAREGIVERS’ NETWORK SOCIETY
526 Michigan Street, Victoria BC V8V 1S2
(250) 384-0408 Téléc (250) 361-2660
FAMILY CENTRE
FAMILY CENTRE SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA
200 – 4 Avenue South Suite 225 Lethbridge AB T1J 4C9
(403) 320-4232 Fax (403) 329-7321
E-mail: Crystal.Elliott@famcentre.ca
Website: www.famcentre.ca
Purpose: Family Centre works to strengthen capacities and
encourage the best possible development of families in
Southwestern Alberta. A comprehensive family resource
program.
Person In Charge: Crystal Elliott, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Chairperson............................................... Dan Paskuski
Secretary/Treasurer.................................... Sandy Lyons
Vice Chairperson................................. Wendy Weninger
FAMILY DAY CARE SERVICES
155 Gordon Baker Road Suite 400 Toronto ON M2H 3N5
(416) 922-9556 Fax (416) 922-5335
FAMILY LIFE NETWORK INC.
Winnipeg MB R2L 0N1
(204) 667-9576
503C – 7th Ave Invermere BC V0A 1K0
(250) 342-6765 Fax (250) 342-3850
FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES WINDSOR / ESSEX COUNTY
3295 Quality Way, Unit 101A Windsor ON N8T 3R9
(519) 972-9688 Fax (518) 972-8902
FAMILY SERVICE TORONTO
355 Church Street Toronto ON M5B 1Z8
(416) 595-9230 ext 225 Fax (416) 595-0242
(416) 595-9618
E-mail: brianpo@familyservicetoronto.org
Website: www.familyservicetoronto.org
Purpose: Assisting families and individuals through
counselling, community development, advocacy and public
education programs.
Person In Charge: Margaret Hancock, Exec Director
Information Contact: Brian Porter, Director, Marketing &
Communications
1616 West 7th Avenue Vancouver BC V6J 1S5
(604) 731-4951 Fax (604) 733-7009
FAR EAST BROADCASTING ASSOCIATES OF CANADA
3200-8888 Odlin Cres Richmond BC V6X 3Z8
(604) 717-8369
3221 Heatherbell Rd Victoria BC V9C 1Y8
(250) 478-8357 Fax (250) 478-3699
FEDERATION OF NOVA SCOTIA HERITAGE
1113 Marginal Rd Halifax NS B3H 4P7
(902) 423-4677
FERNWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OF GREATER VICTORIA
1923 Fernwood Victoria BC V8T 2Y6
(250) 384-7441
FIG TREE FOUNDATION GLOBAL.SUSTAINABLE.STEWARDSHIP
309 Wascana Crescent SE Calgary AB T2J 1H4
(403) 225-9204
666 St James St #202 Winnipeg MB R3G 3J6
(204) 783-1733 Fax (204) 772-2531
2504 Richmond Ave Victoria BC V8R 4S4
(250) 370-2876 Fax (250) 370-1272
FIREFIGHTERS’ MUSEUM OF NOVA SCOTIA
451 Main St Yarmouth NS B5A 1G9
(902) 742-5525
395-9 St S E Medicine Hat AB T1A 1N4
(403) 526-2946
46510 First Ave Chilliwack BC V2P 1W9
(604) 792-0794
FIRST NATIONS FRIENDSHIP CENTRE
2904 29 Ave Vernon BC V1T 1Y7
(250) 542-1247
FIRST NETHERLANDS REFORMED CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
4171 15th St Po Box 69 Jordan Station ON L0R 1S0
(905) 562-4023
6470 – 201 ST Langley BC V2Y 2X4
(604) 539-5867
872 Dutton Rd Peterborough ON K9H 7G1
(705) 748-2221 Fax (705) 748-3526
FOCUS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CANADA –
FOCUS ASSISTANCE HUMANITAIRE CANADA
789 Don Mills Road Suite 201 Toronto ON M3C 1T5
(416) 423-7988
#200 20486 64th Ave Langley BC V2Y 2V5
(604) 539-7900 Fax (604) 539-7998
FONDATION ARMAND-FRAPPIER
531 Boul. Des Prairies Laval Des Rapides QC H7V 1B7
FONDATION B’NAI LEVY/B’NAI LEVY FOUNDATION
2 Beth Halevy Boisbriand QC J7E 4H4
(514) 286-4441
FONDATION COLLEGE BOURGET (LA)
65, rue St. Pierre Rigaud QC J0P 1P0
(450) 451-0585 Téléc (450) 451-6399
FONDATION COMMUNAUTAIRE DU GRAND QUEBEC
3100, avenue du Bourg-Royal Bureau 150 Beauport QC G1c 5s7
(418) 521-6664 Téléc (418) 521-6668
FONDATION DE L’ENTREPRENEURSHIP
55 rue Marie-de-l’Incarnationbureau 201 Quebec QC G1N 3E9
FONDATION DE L’HOPITAL POUR ENFANTS DE L’EST DE L’ONTARIO
415 chemin Smyth Ottawa ON K1H 8M8
(613) 737-2780 Téléc (613) 738-4818
FONDATION DE L’INSTITUT DE CARDIOLOGIE DE MONTREAL
5000 rue Bélanger Est Montréal QC H1T 1C8
(514) 593-2525 Téléc (514) 376-5400
FONDATION DE L’INSTITUT UNIVERSITAIRE
EN SANTÉ MENTALE DOUGLAS
6875, boul LaSalle Montréal QC H4H 1R3
(514) 762-3003 Téléc (514) 888-4072
Courriel: fondation@douglas.mcgill.ca
Site Web: www.fondationdouglas.qc.ca
Enregist. de bienfaisance # 10146 9609 RR0001
But: Le Douglas est un institut de classe mondiale, affilié à
l’Université McGill, qui soigne les personnes souffrant de
maladies mentales et leur offre espoir et guérison. Ses
équipes de spécialistes et chercheurs font constamment
évoluer les connaissances scientifiques, les intègrent aux
soins offerts à leurs patients et les partagent avec la
communauté pour la sensibiliser et éliminer les préjugés
entourant la maladie mentale. La Fondation collecte des
fonds pour appuyer la mission de l’Institut Douglas.
états financiers disponibles.
Responsable: Jane H. Lalonde, Présidente et chef de
l’exploitation, Membre AFP
Présidente................................................. Marie Giguère
Vice-président...................................... Joseph Iannicelli
Vice-président......................................... Michael Novak
Trésorier......................................... Normand Coulombe
Secrétaire..............................................Jane H. Lalonde
Adhére au Code d’Éthique Relatif à la Collecte de Fonds
d’Imagine Canada
FONDATION DE POLYTECHNIQUE
CP 6079, succ. Centre-ville Montréal QC H3C 3A7
(514) 340-5959 Téléc (514) 340-4472
Courriel: fondationpoly@polymtl.ca
Site Web: www.fondationpoly.org
But: Créée en 1973, la Fondation a pour but d’effectuer les
collectes de fonds pour l’Ecole Polytechnique auprès des
diplômés, des entreprises et des fondations privées, afin
de contribuer à l’essor de l’Ecole Polytechnique, de ses
étudiants et de son personnel, par l’entremise de programmes
de bourses, d’octrois et de subventions. Fondée en 1873,
l’Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, affiliée à l’Université de
Montréal, est l’une des trois plus grandes écoles d’ingénieurs
au Canada.
Responsable: Diane de Champlain, directrice générale
Président du conseil de la
Fondation.................................................Serge Gendron
Président du conseil de l’École
Ploytechnique.......................................Bernard Lamarre
Directeur général de l’École
Polytechnique........................................Christopher Guy
FONDATION DE SANTÉ MENTALE ROYAL OTTAWA
1145 avenue Carling Ottawa ON K1Z 7K4
(613) 722-6521 Fax (613) 761-3605
FONDATION DES AMIS DU MUSEE D’ART
CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTREAL
185 rue Ste-Catherine ouest Montréal QC H2X 3X5
(514) 847-5270 Téléc (514) 847-6918
FONDATION DES HOPITAUX ENFANT-JESUS-SAINT-SACREMENT
1401, 18 Rue Québec City QC G1J 1Z4
(418) 649-5959 Téléc (418) 649-5907
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE LA COLOMBIEBRITANNIQUE ET DU TERRITOIRE YUKON
1212, rue Broadway ouest Vancouver BC V6H 3V2
(604) 736-4404 Téléc (604) 736-8732
(888) 473-4636
LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE
5657 Chemin Spring Garden C.P. 245 Halifax NS B3J 3R4
(902) 423-7530 Téléc (902) 492-1464
(800) 423-4432
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE LA SASKATCHEWAN
279, 3e avenue Nord Saskatoon SK S7K 2H8
(306) 244-2124 Téléc (306) 664-4016
(888) 473-4636
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE L’ALBERTA,
DES TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST ET DU NUNAVUT
100 – 119, 14e rue Nord-Ouest bureau 100 Calgary AB T2N 1Z6
(403) 264-5549 Téléc (403) 237-0803
(888) 473-4636
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR
DE L’ILE-DU-PRINCE-EDOUARD
180, rue Kent, C.P. 279 Charlottetown PE C1A 7K4
(902) 892-7441 Téléc (902) 368-7068
(888) 473-4696
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE L’ONTARIO
2300, rue Yonge, bureau 1300, C.P. 2414 Toronto ON M4P 1E4
(416) 489-7111 Téléc (416) 489-6885
(888) 473-4636
1037, rue Topsail C.P. 670 Mount Pearl NL A1N 2X1
(709) 753-8521 Téléc (709) 753-3117
(888) 437-4636
Individual Canadians collectively
invested more than $8.6 billion of
their after-tax dollars to support the
work of Canada’s charitable and
non-profit sector in 2007.
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Les Canadiens ont investi plus de
8,6 milliards de dollars de leurs
dollars après impôt pour soutenir le
travail du secteur de bienfaisance et
sans but lucratif canadien en 2007.
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FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DU CANADA
222 rue Queen, Bureau 1402 Ottawa ON K1P 5V9
(613) 569-4361 Téléc (613) 569-3278
(888) 473-4636
Site Web: www.fmcoeur.ca
But: Organisme bénévole de bienfaisance en santé, la
Fondation des maladies du coeur mène la lutte vers
l’élimination des maladies du coeur et des accidents
vasculaires cérébruax (AVC) et la réduction de leur
impact, en contribuant activement à l’avancement de
la recherche et à sa mise en application, à la promotion
de modes de vie sains, et à la représentation auprès
des gouvernements.
Responsable: Bobbe Wood, Première Dirigeant
Information: Eileen Melnick-McCarthy, Directrice,
Communications
Président..............................................Irfhan Rawji
Présidente Sortante.........................Robert Brooks
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DU MANITOBA
6 rue Donald, bureau 200 Winnipeg MB R3L 0K6
(204) 949-2000 Téléc (204) 957-1365
(888) 473-4636
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR
DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK
133, rue Prince William, bureau 606 Saint John NB E2L 2B5
(506) 634-1620 Téléc (506) 648-0098
(888) 473-4636
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FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DU QUÉBEC
1434, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, bureau 500
Montréal QC H3G 1R4
(514) 871-1551 Téléc (514) 871-1464
(800) 567-8563
FONDATION DES MALADIES MENTALES INC.
401-2120 Rue Sherbrooke Est Montréal QC H2K 1C3
(514) 529-5354
FONDATION DES SOURDS DU QUEBEC
3348 boul Mgr Gauthier Beauport QC G1E 2W2
(418) 660-6800 Fax (418) 666-0123
FONDATION DESJARDINS
1 Complexe Montréal QC H5B 1B2
(514) 281-7171
FONDATION DOCTEUR-MAURICE BERTRAND (POUR LES SOINS
PALLIATIFS À DOMICILE)
1110 Jean-Talon est bureau 301 Montréal QC H2R 1V9
(514) 272-7200
www.donorsguide.ca
FONDATION DU CENTRE DE PRÉVENTION DU SUICIDE
8180, Boul Pierre Bertrand Nord Québec QC G2K 1W1
(418) 683-0933 Téléc (418) 683-5956
Courriel: snadeau@cpsquebec.ca
Site Web: www.cpsquebec.ca
But: Service téléphonique 24hr/7jours (personnes
suicidaires, endeuillés, tiers, professionnels...) Suivi de
crise suicidaire.
Soutien et groupe pour endeuillés par suicide (enfants,
adolescents et adultes). Programme de prévention
Sentinelle. Intervention postraumatique. Programme
de prévention Les Amis de Zippy.
Responsable: Sylvie Nadeau, Directrice générale
Information: Sylvie Nadeau, Directrice générale
Président.....................................Michel Blanchette
Vice-Président............................ Danielle Bouchard
Trésorière...................................... Laurent Cadieux
Secrétaire........................................Colette Rheault
Objectif de la campagne: 250 000$
Voir page en face pour plus de renseignements
The 2011-12 Canadian Donor’s Guide can be ordered from:
1192 Birchcliffe Crescent, RR 4 Orillia, ON L3V 6H4
Tel: (705) 325-5552 Fax: (705) 325-5596
FONDATION DU CENTRE DE SANTE ET DE
SERVICES SOCIAUX DE GATINEAU
116, boul Lionel-Emond Gatineau QC J8Y 1W7
(819) 966-6108 Téléc (819) 966-6012
Courriel: marcvilleneuve@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
Site Web: www.fondationsantegatineau.ca
But: La Fondation du CSSS de Gatineau a pour mandat de
recueillir des fonds dans le but de soutenir le CSSS de
Gatineau dans l’atteinte de ses objectifs, soit le mieux-être et
la santé des membres de la communauté qu’il dessert.
Responsable: Marc Villeneuve, Directeur général,
Membre AFP
Président................................................Yves Ducharme
Vice-président........................................Charles Saucier
Vice-président....................................... Michel Mayrand
Vice-président.......................................... Roger Paradis
Vice-président............................................ Steve Heafey
Secrétaire-trésorier................................ Marc Villeneuve
Directeur à l’exécutif................................. Denis Demers
Directrice à l’exécutif................... Marie-Andrée Pelletier
DE L’UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
500, place d’Armes Montréal QC H2Y 2W2
(514) 890-8077 Téléc (514) 412-7393
UNIVERSITAIRE DU QUEBEC (CHUQ)
10 rue de l’Espinay Québec QC G1L 3L5
(418) 525-4385 Téléc (418) 525-4393
FONDATION HÉMA-QUÉBEC
HÉMA-QUÉBEC FOUNDATION
4045, boulevard Côte-Vertu Saint-Laurent QC H4R 2W7
(514) 832-5000 poste 372 Téléc (514) 904-3077
(888) 666-4362 poste 372
Courriel: fondation@hema-quebec.qc.ca
Site Web: www.hema-quebec.qc.ca
But: Soutenir financièrement la conception et le développement de projets novateurs destinés à maintenir Héma-Québec
à la fine pointe des connaissances et des services liés à
l’approvisionnement en sang, en cellules souches (moelle
osseuse, sang de cordon) et en tissus humains.
Responsable: Danielle Gabrielle Roy, directrice générale
Information: Gilbert Rodrigue, Adjoint Administratif
Présidente...........................................Monique Lefebvre
Vice-Président................................... Laurent Benarrous
Présidente-Comité de Vérification..... Anne-Marie Sicard
Administrateur........................................ Jean De Serres
Secrétaire.....................................Danielle Gabrielle Roy
FONDATION HÉRITAGE DU NORD
Laval QC H7T 2P5
(450) 681-7744
FONDATION HISTORICA DU CANADA (LA)
60 avenue Spadina Toronto ON M5V 2H8
(416) 506-1867 Téléc (416) 506-0300
FONDATION HONORÉ-MERCIER
2750 Boulevard Laframboise Saint-Hyacinthe QC J2S 4Y8
(450) 773-4733
FONDATION DU CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS
53, rue Elgin C.P. 1534, succursale B Ottawa ON K1P 5W1
(613) 947-7000 Fax (613) 947-8786
FONDATION HOPITAL CHARLES-LEMOYNE
3120 boul. Taschereau Greenfield Park QC J4V 2H1
(450) 466-5487 Téléc (450) 672-1716
FONDATION DU DOMAINE JOLY-DE LOTBINIÈRE
7015, route Pointe Platon Sainte-Croix QC G0S 2H0
(418) 926-2462
FONDATION HÔTEL-DIEU D’ARTHABASKA
5, rue des Hospitalières Victoriaville QC G6P 6N2
(819) 357-6005 Téléc (819) 357-6014
FONDATION DU GRAND MONTREAL (LA)
1 Place Ville-Marie bureau 1918 Montréal QC H3B 2C3
(514) 866-0808 Téléc (514) 866-4202
FONDATION INTÉGRACTION DU QUÉBEC /
INTEGRACTION FOUNDATION OF QUEBEC
425, Place Jean-Coutu Laval QC H7H 3C8
(450) 624-9922
FONDATION DU MAIRE DE MONTREAL POUR LA JEUNESSE
425 Place Jacques-Cartier Bureau 10 Montréal QC H2Y 3B1
(514) 872-8401
FONDATION DU MUSEE DE LA CIVILISATION
16, rue de la Barricade Québec QC G1K 7A6
(418) 644-0021 Téléc (418) 646-9705
FONDATION DU MUSEE DU QUEBEC
Parc des Champs-de-Batailles Québec QC G1R 5H3
(418) 644-6460 Téléc (418) 646-3330
FONDATION DU SÉMINAIRE DES PÈRES MARISTES
2315, Chemin St-Louis Sillery QC G1T 1R5
(418) 651-4944
108-8627 rue Marie-Anne-Gaboury Edmonton AB T6C 3N1
(780) 490-7700 Téléc (780) 490-7700
FONDATION GENERATIONS FOUNDATION
C.P. Elysee 89023 Laval QC H7W 5K1
(514) 933-8585 Fax (514) 933-1855
FONDATION HÉRITAGE MONTRÉAL – HERITAGE MONTREAL
FOUNDATION
100 Sherbrooke Street West #0500 Montréal QC H2X 1C3
(514) 286-2662 Fax (514) 286-1661
Please visit us at
www.charitycan.ca
FONDATION MINORITE INVISIBLE
6462, boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal QC H2S 3C4
(514) 272-0680 Téléc (514) 272-8530
FONDATION MISSION OLD BREWERY
383, rue Saint-Jacques Montréal QC H2Y 1N9
(514) 788-1884 Téléc (514) 788-1893
FONDATION ONE DROP / ONE DROP FOUNDATION
Montréal QC H1Z 4M6
(514) 722-2324
FONDATION PERE MARCEL SABLON
4265 Av Papineau Montréal QC H2H 1T3
(514) 527-1256 Téléc (514) 527-3220
FONDATION POINTE-A-CALLIERE MUSEE
D’ARCHEOLOGIE ET D’HISTOIRE DE MONTREAL
350 Place Royale Montréal QC H2Y 3Y5
(514) 872-9150 Téléc (514) 872-8585
FONDATION POUR L’ALPHABÉTISATION LITERACY FOUNDATION
1265, rue Berri Bureau 900 Montréal QC H2L 4X4
(514) 289-1178 Fax (514) 289-9286
FONDATION QUEBECOISE DE LA FIBROSE KYSTIQUE
425 av. Viger ouest Bureau 510 Montréal QC H2Z 1X2
(514) 877-6161 Téléc (514) 877-6116
FONDATION QUEBECOISE DU CANCER INC.
2075 Rue De Champlain Montréal QC H2L 2T1
(514) 527-2194
FONDATION SANTÉ DE PAPINEAU
155 rue MacLaren est Gatineau QC J8L 0C2
(819) 986-4019 Téléc (819) 986-4000
FONDATION SANTÉ HAUT-RICHELIEU – ROUVILLE
920 Boul Du Seminaire N St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu QC J3A 1B7
(450) 359-5777
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FONDATION SPORT PUR
350-955 rue Green Valley Ottawa ON K2C 3V4
(613) 526-6043 Téléc (613) 521-3134
FOODSHARE TORONTO
90 Croatia Street Toronto ON M6H 1K9
(416) 392-1628
FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE BETWEEN CANADA
AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
350 Albert St Suite 2015 Ottawa ON K1R 1A4
FOOD BANK MONCTON, INC.
90 Parkdale Dr Moncton NB E1C 4K9
(506) 384-0724 Fax (506) 383-4281
745 37 Street Nw Calgary AB T2N 4T1
(403) 270-9400
FOOD BANK OF WATERLOO REGION (THE)
50 Alpine Crt Kitchener ON N2E 2M7
(519) 743-5576
FOOTPRINTS (RESPITE CARE FOR KIDS WITH AUTISM)
1066 Dunbarton Road Pickering ON L1V 1G8
(905) 420-0388
FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
FONDATION POUR LE SOUTIEN DU DEVELOPPE
155 Frobisher Drive Unit H 109 Suite H-109 Waterloo ON N2V 2C9
(519) 886-9520 Fax (519) 886-9740
FOOD BANKS CANADA
2968 Dundas Street West, 3rd Floor, #303 Toronto ON M6P 1Y8
(416) 203-9241 Fax (416) 203-9244
FOR THE LOVE OF PA RROTS REFUGE SOCIETY
2116 Alberni Hwy Coombs BC V0R 1M0
(250) 248-5194
FOOD FOR THE POOR OF CANADA, INC
257 Jedburgh Rd. Toronto ON M5M 3K3
(647) 350-7269 Fax (647) 350-7346
E-mail: contactffpc@foodforthepoor.com
Website: foodforthepoorcanada.org
1714 Saamis Drive Nw Medicine Hat AB T1C 1W7
(403) 527-9917
FOREST BROOK BIBLE CHAPEL
32 Carlisle Cres Toronto ON M1B 4X5
(416) 282-3773
FORT MCMU RRAY FAMILY CRISIS SOCIETY
Purpose: Food for the Poor Canada (FFPC) is the Canadian
PO Box 6165 Fort Mcmurray AB T9H 4W1
branch of one of the largest charities in the world, which
(780) 743-4691
delivers one billion dollars worth of aid each year to countries Charitable Registration # 11892 8449 RR0001
in the Caribbean and Latin America. FFPC has a great network FORT ST JOHN ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
of local partners and a profound understanding of the markets 10251 – 100 Ave Fort St John BC V1J 1Y8
(250) 787-9262
it works in. Food for the Poor Canada believes in tackling
poverty at the cause; FFPC builds sustainable villages for the
communities who are receiving basic aid. Homes, schools,
community centres, income generating projects, farming and 9636 100 Ave Fort St John BC V1J 1Y3
(250) 262-5299 Fax (250) 262-5238
education are delivered to support growth in the community.
This combination of basic aid and sustainable development
is most effective in empowering people to break the cycle
FORTWHYTE ALIVE
of poverty.
THE FORT WHYTE FOUNDATION INC.
Person In Charge: Samantha Mahfood, Executive Director 1961 McCreary Rd. Winnipeg MB R3P 2K9
FOODSHARE
238 Queen St W Lower Level Toronto ON M5V 1Z7
(416) 392-6653 Fax (416) 392-6650
Fort Whyte Foundation Inc.
needs your help financing
Recognized as a leading environmental
centre in North America for 40 years.
Bringing climate change education to
30,000 school children each year in a
wilderness oasis in suburban Winnipeg.
You can help by donating now,
or leaving a legacy in your Will, to
1961 McCreary Rd. Winnipeg MB R3P 2K9
Phone: (204) 989-8352
E-mail: development@fortwhyte.org
www.fortwhyte.org/makingadonation
Registered Charitable Number 11929 8123 RR0001
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(204) 989-8355
E-mail: development@fortwhyte.org
Website: www.fortwhyte.org
Purpose: FortWhyte Alive is dedicated to providing
programming, natural settings and facilities for
environmental education, outdoor recreation and
social enterprise.
In doing so, FortWhyte promotes awareness and
understanding of the natural world and actions leading
to sustainable living.
Person In Charge: Bill Elliott, President & CEO
Information Contact: Agnès Champagne, Director
FOUNDATION FIGHTING BLINDNESS
890 Yonge Street, 12th Floor Toronto ON M4W 3P4
(416) 360-4200 Fax (416) 360-0060
(800) 461-3331
E-mail: info@ffb.ca
Website: www.ffb.ca
Purpose: Our Mission – To find the causes, treatments and
ultimately the cures for retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration and related retinal diseases by supporting research and
public awareness.
Person In Charge: Sharon M. Colle, President and CEO,
Information Contact: Ann Morrison, Director of
Philanthropy, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Chair, Board of Directors............................Donna Green
Vice-Chair, Board of Directors.......................Ken O. Kirk
Secretary.................................................. Andrew Burke
Treasurer.................................................... Rahn Dodick
Executive Officer..............................................Joe Grech
FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION PERTH HURON
62 Chalk St. Seaforth ON N0K 1W0
(800) 592-5437 Fax (519) 527-0222
FOUNDATION OF CHATHAM – KENT HEALTH ALLIANCE
9 Ursuline Ave. PO Box 2030 Chatham ON N7M 5L9
(519) 436-2538 Fax (519) 436-2550
E-mail: foundation@ckha.on.ca
Website: www.foundationckha.com
Purpose: The Foundation of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance
(CKHA) exists to enhance the quality of healthcare available to
the residents of Chatham-Kent and area by raising funds and
providing other resources to support CKHA. CKHA’s Chatham
and Sydenham Campuses care for over 260,000 patients
annually from Chatham-Kent, South Lambton and Walpole
Island First Nations. The Foundation of CKHA and CKHA’s
staff, physicians and volunteers work, “Together Today, for a
Healthier Tomorrow.”
Person In Charge: Ms. Michele Grzebien, Executive
Director, Member AHP, Member CAGP, Member AFP
FOUNDATION OF GREATER MONTREAL (THE)
1 Place Ville-Marie Suite 1918 Montréal QC H3B 2C3
(514) 866-0808 Fax (514) 866-4202
FOUR COUNTIES HEALTH SERVICES FOUNDATION
1824 Concession Drive RR 3 Newbury ON N0L 1Z0
(519) 693-4441 Fax (519) 693-7084
11035 92 St Edmonton AB T5H 1W5
(780) 422-7263
1770 Burrard 4th Floor Vancouver BC V6J 3G7
(604) 714-4557 Fax (604) 688-8539
PO Box 2026 Abbotsford BC V2T 3T8
(604) 864-5530
85 Winson Abbotsford BC V2S 8E8
(604) 890-9272
FRASER VALLEY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION SOCIETY
7324 Hurd Street Mission BC V2V 3H5
(604) 814-5190 Fax (604) 814-5191
FRED VICTOR CENTRE
145 Queen St E Toronto ON M5C 1K6
(416) 364-8228
FREEING THE HUMAN SPIRIT
Box 65142 358 Danforth Avenue Toronto ON M4K 3Z2
(416) 285-4872 Fax (416) 285-4872
FRIENDS IN ACTION INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)
150 First Street, RPo Orangeville Mall P.O. Box 21066
Orangeville ON L9W 4S7
(519) 942-0144
FRIENDS OF HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION
FONDATION DES AMIS DE LA SANTE
63 Gallant Drive P.O. Box 10 Campbellton NB E3N 2T5
(506) 789-7016 Fax (506) 789-7065
FRIENDS OF HMCS HAIDA
658 Catharine St N Hamilton ON L8L 4V7
(905) 523-0682
FRIENDS OF NORTH VANCOUVER MUSEUM SOCIETY
209 West 4th Street North Vancouver BC V7M 1H8
(604) 987-5618 Fax (604) 987-5609
FRIENDS OF SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTRE FOR
HOLOCAUST STUDIES
5075 Yonge Street #902 #1300 Toronto ON M2N 6C6
(416) 864-9735 Fax (416) 864-1083
FRIENDS OF THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION (THE)
1 First Canadian Place Suite 4400 Toronto ON M5X 1B1
(416) 367-6904
FRIENDS OF THE MOUNTED POLICE MUSEUM
5600 11th Ave Regina SK S4P 3J7
(306) 347-7676 Fax (306) 780-6349
FRIENDS OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND MUSEUM
285 Duckworth St PO Box 2533 St John’s NL A1C 6K1
(709) 729-2313 Fax (709) 729-2179
FRIENDS OF THE NORTHERN ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL
CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL SOCIETY
5 St. Anne St. St Albert AB T8N 3Z9
(780) 459-1694 Fax (780) 458-5417
FRIENDS OF THE OPP MUSEUM
c/o OPP Museum, OPP General Headquarters
777 Memorial Ave Orillia ON L3V 7V3
(705) 329-6889 Fax (705) 329-6618
FRIENDS OF THE ORPHANS, CANADA
470 Industrial Avenue Woodstock ON N4S 7L1
(519) 823-2112
FRIENDS OF THE TY RRELL MUSEUM OF PALAEONTOLOGY
FOUNDATION
Box 178 180 Riverside Drive East Drumheller AB T0J 0Y0
(403) 823-7257
GATEWAY THEATRE
RICHMOND GATEWAY THEATRE SOCIETY
6500 Gilbert Road Richmond BC V7C 3V4
(604) 270-6500 Fax (604) 247-4995
E-mail: development@gatewaytheatre.com
Website: www.gatewaytheatre.com
Purpose: Gateway Theatre is Richmond’s only live professional theatre. Donations assist in providing the best in
professional theatre through Gateway’s Main Stage & Studio
Series, Community Outreach Programs and Gateway’s
Academy for the Performing Arts for youth ages 6 to 18.
Person In Charge: Suzanne Haines, General Manager
Information Contact: Sheilagh Cahill, Donor & Member
Relations
Chair......................................................... Paul Corcoran
Vice-Chair................................................. Lori Chalmers
Treasurer.................................................... Keith Liedtke
Secretary....................................................Debbie Tobin
City Representative............................ Sue Halsey-Brandt
FRIENDS OF WYE MARSH INC
PO Box 100 16160 Highway 12 east Midland ON L4R 4K3
(705) 526-7809 Fax (705) 526-3294
16520-24th Street Sw Calgary AB T2Y 4W2
(403) 254-9050
FRINGE OF TORONTO THEATRE FESTIVAL (THE)
208-344 Bloor Street West Toronto ON M5S 3A7
(416) 966-1062
GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE FOUNDATION (THE)
200 King St E St James Campus, Room 536E Toronto ON M5A 3W8
(416) 415-5000 Fax (416) 415-5011
FRONTIER COLLEGE FOUNDATION
35 Jackes Ave Toronto ON M4T 1E2
(416) 923-3591 Fax (416) 323-3522
7550 Cumberland St Burnaby BC V3N 3X5
(604) 521-2676
FTC FEDERATION IN CANADA
Box 30 Guelph ON N1H 6J6
(519) 823-0777
GEORGE HULL CENTRE FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES
600 East Mall 3rd flr Etobicoke ON M9B 4B1
(416) 622-8833 Fax (416) 622-7068
FU HUI (CANADA) FOUNDATION
4950 Yonge Street Suite 910 Toronto ON M2N 6K1
(416) 226-6668
GEORGE JEFFREY CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
200 Brock St. East Thunder Bay ON P7E 0A2
(807) 623-6050 Fax (807) 623-7161
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Po Box 668 Stn Main 285 Talbot St E Leamington ON N8H 3X4
(519) 322-2316
GEORGE R. GARDINER MUSEUM OF CERAMIC ART
111 Queen’s Park Toronto ON M5S 2C7
(416) 586-8080
FUNDY CIVIC CENTRE INC.
3152 Route 121 Sussex NB E4E 5L6
(506) 433-3965
10015 – 105 A Avenue Edmonton AB T5H 0M5
(780) 424-8335
FURNITURE BANK
200 Madison Avenue Toronto ON M6J 1M3
(416) 934-1229
GEORGIAN BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL
PO Box 760 Midland ON L4R 1N6
(705) 526-3751
G
GAMIING CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE LAKESHORE LIVING
1884 Pigeon Lake Road Lindsay ON K9V 4R5
(705) 799-7083
GEORGIAN BAY LAND TRUST GEORGIAN BAY
TRUST FOUNDATION, INC.
1179 King St. W., Suite 213 Toronto ON M6K 3C5
(416) 440-1519 Fax (416) 440-1519
GILDA’S CLUB GREATER TORONTO
110 Lombard Street Toronto ON M5C 1M3
(416) 214-9898 Fax (416) 214-0346
GINA GREYHOUNDS IN NEED OF ADOPTION
152 Martin Grove Road Toronto ON M9B 4K9
(416) 233-0707
LEGION OF CHRIST, CANADA, INCORPORATED
Rr1, Civic #19119 Hwy #2 Cornwall ON K6H 5R5
(613) 932-1600
GIZEH SHRINE PATIENT TRANSPORTATION SOCIETY
3550 Wayburne Dr Burnaby BC V5G 3K9
(604) 291-7707
P O Box 206 Langley BC V3A 4R8
(867) 645-2018
46641 Chilliwack Central Rd Chilliwack BC V2P 1K3
(604) 792-0694
#101a-3020 Lincolin Avenue Coquitlam BC V3B 6B4
(604) 873-3621
GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE
1101 Regent Street South Sudbury ON P3E 5P8
(705) 522-4523
107 – 131 Water Street Vancouver BC V6B 4M3
(604) 687-4357 Fax (604) 687-3695
GLEBE CENTRE INC. (THE)
950 Bank Street Ottawa ON K1S 5G6
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65 Treaty Trail Millbrook NS B6L 1W3
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15 Polo Court Ancaster ON L9K 1H8
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162 Cumberland St Suite 222 Toronto ON M4R 1A3
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851 Panet Rd Winnipeg MB R2K 4C9
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JW Singleton Centre 2050 Guelph Line Burlington ON L7R 3Z2
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Website: www.haltonlearningfoundation.ca
Purpose: The Halton Learning Foundation exists to acquire
and allocate resources to enrich educational opportunities and
eliminate economic barriers to learning for Halton District
School Board students. When children lack basics like proper
clothing, food and school supplies it impacts their ability
to learn,. The Breaking Through Barriers Fund provides
emergency funding to help children in need. Help for
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Foundation’s work.
Supporting Students Strengthening Schools
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Member AFP
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211 Brant Street #20060 Burlington ON L7P 0A4
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92 Glancaster Road, R.r. #1 Ancaster ON L9G 3K9
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HAMILTON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION
40 Wellington Street N PO Box 739, LCD 1
Hamilton ON L8N 3M8
(905) 522-3863 Fax (905) 577-8025
E-mail: dureault@hhsc.ca
Website: www.hamiltonhealth.ca
Purpose: The Foundation supports patient care, research and
education across the Hamilton Health Sciences family of
hospitals – Chedoke Hospital, Hamilton General Hospital,
Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre, McMaster Children’s
Hospital, McMaster University Medical Centre and St. Peter’s
Hospital. Serving the more than 2.3 million residents of south
central Ontario, Hamilton Health Sciences is one of the most
comprehensive health care systems in Canada, providing
health care for the full spectrum of life’s journey from birth
through to end of life care.
Person In Charge: Pearl Veenema, FAHP – President and
CEO, Roger Ali, MBA, CFRE, VP Integrated Planned Giving
Information Contact: Gena Dureault , Senior Legacy Giving
Executive Officer of the Board:
Chair Person.................................... Michael Schwenger
HAMILTON NATURALISTS’ CLUB
P.O. Box 89052 Hamilton ON L8S 4R5
(905) 381-0329 Fax (905) 689-0149
HAMILTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA THE HAMILTON
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA (2000)INC
Suite 1002-105 Main St. East Hamilton ON L8N 1G6
(905) 526-1677 Fax (905) 526-0616
HARVEST WORSHIP CENTRE
79 Bramsteele Road Brampton ON L6X 1S9
(905) 861-9244
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204 – 3077 Granville St (at 15th Ave) Vancouver BC V6H 3J9
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P.O. Box 20042 Belleville ON K8N 5V1
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190 LeMarchant Road St John’s NL A1C 2H6
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240 Davis Road Gabriola Island BC V0R 1X1
(250) 247-9211 Fax (250) 247-8454
HEALTH PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL OF CANADA
955 St. Jean Blvd. Suite 205 Pointe-Claire QC H9R 5K3
(514) 695-0007 Fax (514) 695-8528
HAVERGAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION, THE
1451 Avenue Road Toronto ON M5N 2H9
(416) 483-3519 Fax (416) 483-6204
E-mail: jcooper@havergal.on.ca
Website: www.havergal.on.ca
Purpose: Havergal College is a leading independent universitypreparatory school for girls in Toronto. It offers an enriched
academic program and many co-curricular and student
leadership opportunities. Havergal has been preparing young
women to make a difference since 1894. To learn more about
Havergal and how to make a charitable gift, contact the Office
of Advancement & Community Relations.
Person In Charge: Dr. Susan R. Groesbeck, Principal
Information Contact: Jacqueline Cooper, Senior Manager
of Advancement, Major & Planned Gifts, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Executive Officer of the Board:
Chair..............................................................Eden Oliver
www.charitycan.ca
HEALTH SERVICES FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTH SHORE
90 Glen Allan Drive Bridgewater NS B4V 3S6
(902) 543-8065 Fax (902) 543-1054
HEARING FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE)
FORMERLY CANADIAN HEARING SOCIETY FOUNDATION
1401 – 80 Richmond Street W Toronto ON M5H 2A4
(416) 364-4060 Fax (416) 364-9638
Individual Canadians collectively
invested more than $8.6 billion of
their after-tax dollars to support the
work of Canada’s charitable and
non-profit sector in 2007.
Les Canadiens ont investi plus de
8,6 milliards de dollars de leurs
dollars après impôt pour soutenir le
travail du secteur de bienfaisance et
sans but lucratif canadien en 2007.
HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
55 York Blvd PO Box 2700 Hamilton ON L8N 4E4
(905) 546-3200 Fax (905) 546-3202
HAMILTON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (THE)
245 Dartnall Rd Hamilton ON L8W 3V9
(905) 574-7722
HARMONY PLACE SUPPORT SERVICES
Unit 6 132 Railside Rd North York ON M3A 1A3
(416) 510-3351
HARRRP
HAMILTON RESIDENTIAL RECREATIONAL REDEVELOPMENT
252 James Street N Hamilton ON L8R 2L3
(905) 544-0050 Fax (905) 527-9247
E-mail: stpeters.harrrp@gmail.com
Website: www.harrrp.ca
Purpose: Working with community partners, HARRRP brings
the programs, services, and opportunities that residents
request to Hamilton’s low income neighbourhoods. It may be
tutoring for children, a cultural dance class, or senior’s card
games, but it’s always free of charge. We provide a welcome
space where residents can gather to imagine, create, and live,
because people thrive in strong neighbourhoods!
Person In Charge: Reverend Sue-Ann Ward, Executive
Director
Information Contact: Nancy Clause, Executive Assistant
President................................................Barbara Jepson
Vice President................................................ Peter Wall
Treasurer...........................................Joanne Thompson
Secretary................................................Susan Andrews
HARVEST HOUSE MINISTRIES OF OTTAWA-CARLETON
3435 Ramsayville Road Gloucester ON K1G 3N2
(613) 260-6461
HARVEST MINISTRIES SUDBURY
417 Notre Dame Ave Sudbury ON P3C 5K6
(705) 674-2585
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HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ALBERTA,
NWT AND NUNAVUT
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF MANITOBA
100 – 119 14 Street NW Calgary AB T2N 1Z6
(403) 264-5549 Fax (403) 237-0803
(888) 473-4636
The Heart and Stroke Building 6 Donald Street, Suite 200
Winnipeg MB R3L 0K6
(204) 949-2000 Fax (204) 957-1365
(888) 473-4636
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF BC & YUKON
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF NEW BRUNSWICK
1212 West Broadway Vancouver BC V6H 3V2
(604) 736-4404 Fax (604) 736-8732
(888) 473-4636
1402 – 222 Queen St Ottawa ON K1P 5V9
(613) 569-4361 Fax (613) 569-3278
(888) 473-4636
Website: www.heartandstroke.ca
Purpose: The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a volunteerbased health charity, leads in eliminating heart disease
and stroke and reducing their impact through the
advancement of research and its application, the
promotion of healthy living, and advocacy.
Person In Charge: Bobbe Wood, CEO
Information Contact: Eileen Melnick-McCarthy,
Director, Communications
Chair.....................................................Irfhan Rawji
Past-Chair.........................................Robert Brooks
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133 Prince William St., Suite 606 Saint John NB E2L 2B5
(506) 634-1620 Fax (506) 648-0098
(800) 663-3600
P.O. Box 670 1037 Topsail Road Mount Pearl NL A1N 2X1
(709) 753-8521 Fax (709) 753-3117
(888) 473-4636
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF NOVA SCOTIA
Park Lane Mall – Level 3
5657 Spring Garden Road, Box 245 Halifax NS B3J 3R4
(902) 423-7530 Fax (902) 492-1464
(800) 423-4432
2300 Yonge St Suite 1300, PO Box 2414 Toronto ON M4P 1E4
(416) 489-7111 Fax (416) 489-6885
(888) 473-4636
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
180 Kent Street PO Box 279 Charlottetown PE C1A 7K4
(902) 892-7441 Fax (902) 368-7068
(888) 473-4636
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF QUEBEC
1434 St. Catherine St W Suite 500 Montréal QC H3G 1R4
(514) 871-1551 Fax (514) 871-1464
(800) 567-8563
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF SASKATCHEWAN
279 – 3rd Ave N Saskatoon SK S7K 2H8
(306) 244-2124 Fax (306) 664-4016
(888) 473-4636
#200-6411 Buswell Street Richmond BC V6Y 2G5
(604) 277-5137 Fax (604) 277-5131
HEARTLAND REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
P.O. Box 850 Rosetown SK S0L 2V0
(306) 463-4477
HEAVEN’S REHEARSAL
22 Golf Woods Drive Grimsby ON L3M 5P5
(905) 309-7903
HEC MONTRÉAL FONDATION
3000, Chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine Montréal QC H3T 2A7
(514) 340-6896 Téléc (514) 340-5615
HELLENIC HERITAGE FOUNDATION
180 Dundas Street West Suite 1250 Toronto ON M5G 1Z8
(416) 447-7107 Fax (416) 977-0717
HELP ELIMINATE DISEASE AND ADDICTION CANADA
4580 Differin Street Suite 400 Toronto ON M3H 5Y2
(416) 644-1750
HELP FILL A DREAM FOUNDATION OF CANADA
902 Hillside Ave Victoria BC V8T 1Z8
(250) 382-3135 Fax (250) 382-2711
HELP THE AGED (CANADA)-AIDE AUX AINES (CANADA)
205-1300 Carling Ave Ottawa ON K1Z 7L2
(613) 232-0727
HERITAGE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA INC.
1325 Erin Street Winnipeg MB R3E 3R6
(204) 943-4424
HERITAGE CANADA FOUNDATION (THE)
5 Blackburn Ave Ottawa ON K1N 8A2
(613) 237-1066 Fax (613) 237-5987
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY CALGARY
2003 Mcknight Blvd Ne Calgary AB T2E 6L2
(403) 637-3866
1900 Heritage Dr SW Calgary AB T2V 2X3
(403) 259-1900 Fax (403) 252-3528
1900 Heritage Drive S W Calgary AB T2V 2X3
(403) 268-8500
HERITAGE TORONTO
205 Yonge St Toronto ON M5B 1N2
(416) 392-6827 Fax (416) 392-6834
HERITAGE WINNIPEG CORPORATION
131 Letinsky Place Winnipeg MB R3B 1G6
(204) 942-2663
HIATUS HOUSE
250 Louis Ave Windsor ON N9A 1W2
(519) 252-7781 Fax (519) 252-7296
HILL HOUSE HOSPICE INC
36 Wright St Richmond Hill ON L4C 4A1
(905) 737-9308
HILLEL ACADEMY OF OTTAWA
31 Nadolny Sachs Private Ottawa ON K2A 1R9
(613) 722-0248
HILLFIELD STRATHALLAN COLLEGE
299 Fennell Avenue West Hamilton ON L9C 1G3
(905) 389-1367 Fax (905) 389-6366
HINCKS CENTRE FOR CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH
440 Jarvis St Toronto ON M4Y 2H4
(416) 924-1164 Fax (416) 924-8208
HINDU SAMAJ TEMPLE OF HAMILTON & REGION
6297 Twenty Road Hannon ON L0R 1P0
(905) 679-6935 Fax (905) 296-1868
HISTORICA FOUNDATION OF CANADA
60 Spadina Avenue Toronto ON M5V 2H8
(416) 506-1867 Fax (416) 506-0300
HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF ST JAMES ASSINIBOIA
3180 Portage Ave Winnipeg MB R3K 0Y5
(204) 888-8706
PO Box 4035 Stn C Calgary AB T2T 5M9
(403) 261-3662 Fax (403) 269-6029
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
Bce Place 30 Yonge St Toronto ON M5E 1X8
(416) 360-7735
HOLLAND MARSH DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
24 Fox Run Lane Aurora ON L4G 7N8
(905) 395-2733
HOLY BLOSSOM TEMPLE
1950 Bathurst St Toronto ON M5P 3K9
(416) 789-3291
HOLY CHILDHOOD ASSOCIATION
3329 Danforth Ave Unit D Scarborough ON M1L 4T3
(416) 699-7077 Fax (416) 699-9019
HOLY CROSS PARISH
224 Maple Ave Halton Hills ON L7G 1X2
(905) 873-1887
HOLY NAME OF MARY’S PARISH
Box 1029 Almonte ON K0A 1A0
(613) 256-1034
HOLY ROSARY PARISH
139 Martin Street Milton ON L9T 2R3
(905) 878-6535
HOME CHILD CARE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO
1243 Islington Ave Etobicoke ON M8X 1Y9
(416) 233-1506
www.charitycan.ca
HOME COUNTY FOLK LEAGUE HOME COUNTY FOLK FESTIVAL
115-652 Elizabeth St. c/o London Resource Community Centre
London ON N5Y 6L3
(519) 432-4310 Fax (519) 657-1114
c/o 1708 W16th Ave. Vancouver BC V6J 2M1
(604) 708-9556 Fax (604) 708-9560
HONG FOOK MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION
1065 McNicoll Avenue Scarborough ON M1W 3W6
(416) 493-4242 Fax (416) 493-2214
HOPE AIR
Suite 207 – 124 Merton St Toronto ON M4S 2Z2
(877) 346-4673 Fax (416) 222-6930
HOPE FOR CHILDREN FOUNDATION
38 Isabella St Toronto ON M4Y 1N1
(416) 395-1634 Fax (416) 395-1537
Ste 1555-1500 West Georgia St. Vancouver BC V6G 2Z6
(250) 712-2007
11032-89 Avenue NW Edmonton AB T6G 0Z6
(780) 492-1222 Fax (780) 492-9813
214 Sixth Street New Westminster BC V3L 3A2
(604) 525-5481
HOPE WORLDWIDE OF CANADA
11 Parkside Drive Toronto ON M6R 2Y7
(416) 287-7607
HÔPITAUX SHRINERS POUR ENFANTS® – CANADA
1529, avenue Cedar, Montréal QC H3G 1A6
(514) 842-4464 Téléc (514) 842-7553
(800) 361-7256
Site Web: www.shrinershospitals.org
But: Hôpitaux de soins spécialisés en orthopédie
pédiatrique. Centre de recherche génétique et sur les
maladies articulaires. Hôpital d’enseignement affilié à
l’université McGill.
1245 70 Ave. SE Calgary AB T2H 2X8
(403) 263-4525 Fax (403) 263-4524
HOSPICE GEORGINA
152 High Street Sutton ON L0E 1R0
(905) 722-9333 Fax (905) 722-0208
HOSPICE OF WINDSOR AND ESSEX COUNTY INC.(THE)
6038 Empress Street Windsor ON N8T 1B5
(519) 974-7100
HOSPICE ORILLIA
10 Peter Street Orillia ON L3V 4Y7
(705) 327-7799 Fax (705) 327-5986
HOSPICE SIMCOE
336 Penetanguishene Road RR #1 Barrie ON L4M 7C2
(705) 722-5995 Fax (705) 722-0716
Website: www.hospicesimcoe.ca
Purpose: Hospice Simcoe operating as a charitable,
volunteering-based organization serves Simcoe County
residents by providing client care support for those
living with any life-threatening illness or grieving the
loss of a loved one. Our long-term vision is to make a
meaningful difference in the lives of our clients and their
loved ones through the provision of our exemplary
compassionate care services. Today, we continue to
provide the following rewarding programs and services:
Grief & Bereavement Support – provides support to
families after a loved one has died; Community Client
Care – provides in-home support for those who want
to be cared for in the comfort of their home; and
Residential Hospice Care – provides palliative care at
Hospice House focusing on a “home away from home”
care, offering nothing less than the loving, supportive
and compassionate care that a home environment
would offer. All our services are absolutely FREE of
cost to everyone. And, our doors are opened 24/7.
Responsable: Céline Doray, Directrice générale
Président.........................Robert Drummond, M.D.
Vice-président.........................................Paul Frank
Trésorier..................................... John R. McIntosh
Secrétaire..................................Frederick G. Clarke
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400-1202 Centre Street SE Calgary AB T2G 5A5
(403) 297-1741 Fax (403) 297-1403
E-mail: info@horizonhousing.ab.ca
Website: www.horizonhousing.ab.ca
Purpose: Since 1976, Horizon Housing Society has been
providing affordable, integrated and supported homes for
people in need. The Society currently has over 600 units of
affordable housing in Calgary. We serve tenants with a variety
of special needs including mental illness, physical disability,
families and seniors living below the poverty line and the
working poor.
Person In Charge: Kim O’Brien, Executive Director
Information Contact: Amy Eagleson, Resource and
Development Coordinator
President................................................... Chris Wallace
Vice President.........................................Jerry Rukavina
Treasurer............................................. Megan Wilkinson
Secretary..................................................Wayne Thrush
HORIZONS OF FRIENDSHIP
50 Covert St., PO Box 402 Cobourg ON K9A 4L1
(905) 372-5483 Fax (905) 372-7095
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HOSPITALS OF REGINA FOUNDATION INC.
PO Box 1697, #225 – 1874 Scarth Street
Regina SK S4P 3C6
(306) 766-7500 Fax (306) 766-7504
(888) 766-7500
E-mail: hrf@rqhealth.ca
Website: www.hrf.sk.ca
Purpose: To work in partnership with donors, the community,
healthcare providers and government to raise and invest
funds in initiatives that will champion Regina’s hospitals as
centres of excellence in health services, including a primary
focus on medical technology, as well as research and
education.
Person In Charge: Judy Davis, CFRE, Chief Executive
Officer, Member AFP
Information Contact: Jennifer Bailey, Manager,
Communications
Chair............................................................. Don Wilson
Vice-Chair....................................................Tom Newton
Secretary/Treasurer.....................................Kevin Daniel
HUTTON HOUSE
654 Wonderland Rd N London ON N6H 3E5
(519) 472-6381 Fax (519) 472-1051
HUTTON HOUSE FOUNDATION
654 Wonderland Rd N London ON N6H 3E5
(519) 472-6381 Fax (519) 472-1051
I
I.CAN FOUNDATION
250 Dundas Street West Toronto ON M5T 2Z5
(416) 597-3393
I.R.C.D. – THE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH COMMUNICATION AND
DEVELOPMENT I.R.C.D. L’INSTITUT POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA
COMMUNICATION ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT
630 Sherbrooke Street West Suite 400 Montréal QC H3A 1E4
(514) 289-9362
ICA CANADA
655 Queen St. E Toronto ON M4M 1G4
(416) 691-2316 Fax (416) 691-2491
IDE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES
ASSOCIATION INC.
830 King Edward St Winnipeg MB R3H 0P5
(204) 786-1490
IDRF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT & RELIEF FOUNDATION
2 Berkeley St. Suite 210 Toronto ON M5A 4J5
(416) 497-0818 Fax (416) 497-0686
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP OF KITCHENER
P.O. Box 1837 Stn C Kitchener ON N2G 4R3
(519) 742-8327
IGREJA UNIVERSAL DO REINO DE DEUS
2420 Dufferin Street Toronto ON M6E 3S8
(416) 785-8700
HRVATSKO FRANJEVACKO SREDISTE ONTARIO
9118 W. Churchill Blvd Norval ON L0P 1K0
(905) 456-3203
IMAGINE CANADA
HULL CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
2266 Woodpark Ave SW Calgary AB T2W 2Z8
(403) 238-7970 Fax (403) 251-8044
HUMAN CONCERN INTERNATIONAL (HCI)
Po Box 3984 Station C Ottawa ON K1Y 4P2
(613) 742-5948
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, INC.
55 Eglinton Ave East Suite 403 Toronto ON M4P 1J5
(416) 947-5010
HUMANE SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION
199 Waterloo St., Unit 1&2 Oshawa ON L1H 3W9
(905) 433-2022 Fax (905) 433-3965
HUMANITARIAN AID RESPONSE TEAM SOCIETY (HART)
Suite 2 317 37 Ave Ne Calgary AB T2E 6P6
(403) 230-8263
HUMANITY FIRST HUMANITY FIRST
245 Bowes Rd #1 Concord ON L4K 1H8
(416) 440-0346 Fax (416) 440-0346
2-8537 Aitken Rd Chilliwack BC V2P 1L5
(604) 703-0223
2 Carlton St. #600 Toronto ON M5B 1J3
(416) 597-2293 Fax (416) 597-2294
(800) 263-1178
E-mail: info@imaginecanada.ca
Website: www.imaginecanada.ca
Purpose: Imagine Canada is a national charitable
organization whose cause is Canada’s charities and
nonprofits. We strengthen the sector’s collective voice,
act as a forum and meeting place and create an enabling
environment in which organizations contribute to building stronger communities.
Person In Charge: Marcel Lauzière, President &
CEO
Information Contact: Brynn Clarke, Manager,
Member Services
Chair................................................ Don McCreesh
Vice-Chair.........................................Hilary Pearson
HUNTINGTON SOCIETY OF CANADA
151 Frederick Street Suite 400 Kitchener ON N2H 2M2
(519) 749-7063
HURON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
1349 Western Road London ON N6G 1H3
(519) 438-7224
HURON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
1349 Western Road London ON N6G 1H3
(519) 438-7224 Fax (519) 438-5226
HURONIA HOSPITALS FOUNDATION
1112 St. Andrew’s Drive PO Box 760 Midland ON L4R 4P4
(705) 526-1300 Fax (705) 526-2007
HURONIA MUSEUM AND HURON OUENDAT VILLAGE
549 Little Lake Park Road PO Box #638 Midland ON L4R 4P4
(705) 526-2844 Fax (705) 527-6622
HURONIA TRANSITION HOMES
P.O. Box 54 Midland ON L4R 4K6
(705) 526-3221
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IMAGINE CANADA
2, rue Carlton #600 Toronto ON M5B 1J3
(416) 597-2293 Téléc (416) 597-2294
(800) 263-1178
Courriel: info@imaginecanada.ca
Site Web: www.imaginecanada.ca
But: Imagine Canada est un organisme de bienfaisance
qui se voue à la cause des organismes canadiens de
bienfaisance et sans but lucratif. Nous renforçons la
voix collective du secteur, jouons le rôle de forum et
de lieu de rencontre et créons un milieu dans lequel
les organismes contribuent à consolider les
collectivités.
Responsable: Marcel Lauzière, Président-directeur
général
Information: Brynn Clarke, Gestionnaire des
adhésions
Président......................................... Don McCreesh
Vice-président..................................Hilary Pearson
Adhére au Code d’Éthique Relatif à la Collecte de
Fonds d’Imagine Canada
IMAGO THÉÂTRE
5143, boul. St-Laurent Montréal QC H2T 1R9
(514) 274-3222 Fax (514) 274-2498
8842 119th St Delta BC V4C 6M4
(604) 591-2271
IMMIGRANT SERVICES CALGARY
CALGARY IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY
12th Floor, 910-7th Avenue SW Calgary AB T2P 3N8
(403) 265-1120 Fax (403) 266-2486
COLUMBIA (THE)
333 Terminal Ave Suite 501 Vancouver BC V6A 2L7
(604) 684-2561 Fax (604) 684-2266
INFORMATION ORILLIA
33 Mississaga St. E Orillia ON L3V 1V4
(705) 326-7743
106, 110-11 Ave. SE Calgary AB T2G 0X5
(403) 263-8384 Fax (403) 263-6067
INN OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (SARNIA) INC (THE)
115 John Street Sarnia ON N7T 2Z1
(519) 344-1746
INNER CITY YOUTH ALIVE, INC
418 Aberdeen Aveve Winnipeg MB R2W 1V7
(204) 582-8779
1-30445 Progressive Way Abbotsford BC V2T 6W3
(604) 870-8742 Fax (604) 870-8743
INSTITUT DU CANCER DE MONTREALMONTREAL CANCER INSTITUTE
1560 Rue Sherbrooke Est Montréal QC H2L 4M1
(514) 890-8213
INSTITUT ECONOMIQUE DE MONTREAL
1010, rue Sherbrooke Ouest Bureau 930 Montréal QC H3A 2R7
(514) 273-0969 Téléc (514) 273-2581
Canada’s charitable and non-profit sector employs more than 2 million
people and mobilizes more than 12.5 million volunteers in rural,
northern and urban communities at home and abroad.
Le secteur de bienfaisance et sans but lucratif canadien emploie plus de
2 millions de personnes et mobilise plus de 12.5 millions de bénévoles dans
des collectivités rurales, nordiques et urbaines au Canada et à l’étranger.
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INSTITUT NATIONAL CANADIEN POUR LES AVEUGLES (L’)
1929 avenue Bayview Toronto ON M4G 3E8
(800) 563-2642 Téléc (416) 480-7700
Courriel: servicestestamentaires@inca.ca
Site Web: www.inca.ca/legs
But: INCA fournit avec passion un soutien communautaire,
des renseignements et une voix nationale aux Canadiens
aveugles ou ayant une vision partielle afin de voir à ce qu’ils
aient l’assurance, les compétences et les occasions de vivre
pleinement leur vie dans la société.
Responsable: M. John M. Rafferty, président et chef
de la direction
Président.................................................M. Al Jameson
Trésorier..................................................M. Craig Lillico
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INSTITUT YAVNE
7946 Wavell Côte Saint-Luc QC H4W 1L7
(514) 481-8563
Purpose: Inter Pares, which means “among equals”, is
dedicated to promoting international social justice. In Canada
and overseas, we work to build understanding about the
causes and effects of poverty and injustice, and the need
for social transformation. We support people’s struggles
for self-determination, their efforts to challenge structural
obstacles to change, and their alternative development
approaches.
Inter Pares is a member of the Canadian Council for
International Cooperation and endorses its Code of Ethics
and Operations.
Person In Charge: Rita Morbia, Executive Director
Information Contact: Anne-Marie Zilliacus, Finance
Director
Purpose: To establish, encourage and strengthen an
Indigenous, New Testament witness for our Lord Jesus Christ
among all nations, by providing material and spiritual aid to
Christians who are impoverished, few or persecuted; and to
encourage Christian witness and ministry to the international
community in Canada.
Person In Charge: James S. Eagles, President
Information Contact: James S. Eagles, President
Treasurer/Secretary...............................Marc A. Lessard
President...............................................James S. Eagles
Vice Chairman....................................Roger Armbruster
Chairman........................................... Raymond Dortono
221 Laurier Avenue East Ottawa ON K1N 6P1
(613) 563-4801 Fax (613) 594-4704
(866) 563-4801
E-mail: info@interpares.ca
Website: www.interpares.ca
Box 60029 Strathmore AB T1P 0C2
(403) 934-3322 Fax (403) 450-8240
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED JUDAIC STUDIES
515 Coldstream Ave. Toronto ON M6B 2K7
(416) 789-1583
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED TALMUDIC AND HALACHIC STUDIES
Toronto ON M5M 1C6
(416) 256-7932
INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN STUDIES
229 College St,Suite 200 Toronto ON M5T 1R4
(416) 979-2331
INTER PARES
201 Stanton Street Fort Erie ON L2A 3N8
(905) 871-1773 Fax (905) 871-5165
(800) 871-0882
E-mail: friends@IntercedeNow.ca
Website: www.IntercedeNow.ca
1116 – 3 Avenue North Lethbridge AB T1H 0H6
(403) 320-8779
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Canada’s 85,000 registered charities and the people who donate to them.
Quebec Notaries...........................................................................................................................................1,950
Total...........................................................................................................................................................17,200
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INTERIM PLACE
P O Box 45070 Mississauga ON L5G 1C9
(905) 403-9691 Fax (905) 403-9808
E-mail: mail@interimplace.com
Website: www.interimplace.com
Purpose: Interim Place provides shelter, counselling,
support, education and advocacy for abused women
and their children. We work towards the elimination of
all forms of violence against women through public
education, awareness and advocacy to make our
communities safe for all our grandmothers, mothers,
aunts, sisters, daughters, sons, children, friends,
partners, neighbours, and co-workers.
Person In Charge: Sharon Floyd, Interim Executive
Director
Information Contact: Catherine Da Costa, Manager
INTERNATIONAL BUDDHIST PROGRESS SOCIETY OF TORONTO
6525 Millcreek Drive Mississauga ON L5N 7K6
(905) 615-0497
INTERNATIONAL CHILD CARE: HEALTH & HOPE
IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HAITI
2476 Argentia Road, Suite 113 Mississauga ON L5N 6M1
(888) 722-4453 Fax (905) 821-1435
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION CANADA MISSION
INTERNATIONALE DE JUSTICE-CANADA
100 Fullarton Street London ON N6A 5N6
(519) 679-5030
INTERNATIONAL NEEDS CANADA
243-115 First St Collingwood ON L9Y 4W3
(604) 702-9805
4383 Seldon Road Abbotsford BC V2T 1W4
(604) 850-1817
INTERNATIONAL SCHIZOPHRENIA FOUNDATION
16 Florence Avenue, Toronto ON M2N 1E9
(416) 733-2117 Fax (416) 733-2352
INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP MISSION INC.
Site 601 Box 64 Rr 6 Saskatoon SK S7K 6L7
(306) 374-9300
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR KRISHNA CONSCIOUSNESS
FOR WESTERN CANADA (ISKCON)
5462 Marine Drive Burnaby BC V5J 3G8
(604) 433-9728 Fax (604) 648-8715
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CANADIAN
CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
800 – 1170 Peel St Montréal QC H3B 4P2
(514) 939-7030 Fax (514) 393-3547
INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
1 Union Street Elmira ON N3B 3J9
(519) 669-8844
INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR ANIMAL WELFARE (THE)
1 Nicholas Street Suite 612 Ottawa ON K1N 7B7
(613) 241-3982 Fax (613) 241-0641
INTERVAL HOUSE
131 Bloor St West Suite 200 Toronto ON M5S 1R8
(416) 924-1411
INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL CENTRE
35 Charles Street East Kitchener ON N2G 4A2
(519) 744-3051
INTERVAL HOUSE OF OTTAWA
c/o 55 Eccles Street Ottawa ON K1R 6S3
(613) 234-8511 Fax (613) 234-9474
Help us end violence against women and children
For 30 years Interim Place has provided 24 hour
crisis counseling, emergency shelter, community
support and outreach services to over 36,000 women
and their children in the Region of Peel.
Our Vision is for a world free of violence – a world of peace and justice
Your gift empowers women and children with the skills and
tools to live free from violence, poverty and oppression.
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INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA
64 Prince Andrew Pl Toronto ON M9W 6H3
(416) 443-1170
150 Riviera Dr. Markham ON L3R 5M1
(800) 323-3747 Fax (905) 470-6269
INVISIBLE MINORITY FOUNDATION
6462, boulevard St-Laurent Montréal QC H2S 3C4
(514) 272-0680 Fax (514) 272-8530
IODE CANADA IMPERIAL ORDER DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE
40 Orchard View Blvd Suite 254 Toronto ON M4R 1B9
(416) 487-4417 Fax (416) 487-4417
IOOF SENIORS HOMES INC.
20 Brooks Street Barrie ON L4N 7X2
(705) 728-2389 Fax (705) 728-8149
IRELAND FUND OF CANADA (THE)
67 Yonge St #401 Toronto ON M5E 1J8
(416) 367-8311 Fax (416) 367-5931
IRIS ADDICTION RECOVERY FOR WOMEN
405 Ramsey Rd. Sudbury ON P3E 2Z5
(705) 674-4193 Fax (705) 674-8002
IWK HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
Suite B220 – 5855 Spring Garden Road, PO Box 9700
Halifax NS B3K 6R8
(902) 470-8085 Fax (902) 470-8000
(800) 595-2266
E-mail: foundationmail@iwk.nshealth.ca
Website: www.iwkfoundation.org
Purpose: The IWK Health Centre Foundation inspires and
celebrates giving to support excellence in specialized care for
Maritime women, children & families. United with its donors,
the Foundation raises funds to support the areas of greatest
need at the IWK Health Centre, including state-of-the-art
equipment, innovative research and special programs such
as Spiritual Health, Child Life & Bilingual Services.
Person In Charge: Margaret Martinello Magner, President
& CEO
Information Contact: Mary Theresa Ross, Personal and
Planned Gifts Officer, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Chair............................................................Paul Conrod
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IRIS MINISTRIES CANADA
3092 Shannon Cres Oakville ON L6M 3R3
(905) 847-7749
ISLAMIC CIRCLE OF NORTH AMERICA
391 Burnhamthorpe Road East Oakville ON L6H 7B4
(905) 257-5782
ISLAMIC FOUNDATION OF TORONTO
441 Nugget Ave Scarborough ON M1S 5E1
(416) 321-0909
J.F. OF CANADA
171 Caribou Rd Toronto ON M5M 4L3
JACK ADY CANCER CENTRE
960 19 Street S Lethbridge AB T1J 1W5
403-388-6867 Fax 403-327-0735
JAMIA ISLAMIA CANADA LTD.
2 Robert Speck Pkway Suite #750 Mississauga ON L5A 3V3
(905) 279-3040
14590-116a Ave Surrey BC V3R 2V1
(604) 583-7530
ISLAMIC HUMANITARIAN SERVICE
81 Hollinger Crescent Kitchener ON N2K 2Y8
(519) 576-7111
ISLAMIC INSTITUTE OF TORONTO
1630 Neilson Rd. Scarborough ON M1X 1S3
(416) 335-9173
ISLAMIC PROPAGATION CENTRE OF ONTARIO INC
5761 Coopers Ave., Bldg.6 Mississauga ON L4Z 1R9
(905) 696-9800
ISLAMIC SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (ISAC)
2200 South Sheridan Way Mississauga ON L4X 1C5
(905) 272-4303
ISLAMIC SHIA ITHNA-ASHERI JAMAAT OF TORONTO
7340 Bayview Ave Thornhill ON L4J 8A7
(905) 881-1763
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF CUMBERLAND
4509 Innes Rd Cumberland ON K4A 3J7
(613) 841-0786
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF MARKHAM
2900 Denison Road Markham ON L3S 4J8
(905) 941-7866
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA
N Mr Anisur Rahman 2200 South Sheridan Way
Mississauga ON L5J 2M4
(905) 403-8406
ISLINGTON EVANGEL CENTRE
49 Queens Plate Drive Etobicoke ON M9W 6P1
(416) 747-7208
ISMC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MINISTRIES CANADA
1205 Director Of Business Admin. Three Hills AB T0M 2A0
(403) 443-5676
10800 Concession 5 Uxbridge ON L9P 1R1
(905) 852-1799 Fax (905) 852-0124
(866) 268-9187
E-mail: generalmail@jenash.org
Website: www.JenniferAshleigh.org
Purpose: Improving the quality of life for seriously ill children
by providing financial assistance for special treatment needs,
therapy, medical expenses, emergency funds, education and
recreation. We help when all other resources have run out.
We pride ourselves on low administration costs and quick
responses to those in need.
Person In Charge: Jane Sleep, Executive Director, Member
AFP
Information Contact: Jane Sleep, Executive Director,
Member AFP
President..................................................... Terry Power
Secretary/Treasurer.............................. John Macdonald
Founder/Director....................................Norm Clements
Past President............................................. Doug Hayes
Director......................................................... Dave Jones
Director....................................................Peter MacInnis
Director..................................................Elaine Southcott
Fundraising Goal: $1.2 million
JERUSALEM FOUNDATION OF CANADA INC. (THE) LA FONDATION
JERUSALEM DU CANADA
2 Plaza Alexis Nihon, Suite 1040 Montréal QC H3Z 3C1
(514) 484-1289 Fax (514) 482-9640
JAMIATUL MUSLEMEEN OF OTTAWA-CARLETON
572 Moodie Dr Nepean ON K2H 6P6
(613) 828-4495
JEUNESSE AU SOLEIL INCORPOREE/SUN YOUTH ORGANIZATION
INCORPORATED
4251 St. Urbain St. Montréal QC H2W 1V6
(514) 842-6822
JANEWAY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
300 Prince Philip Drive St John’s NL A1B 3V6
(709) 777-4640 Fax (709) 777-4489
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE OF GREATER VANCOUVER
950 West 41st Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 2N7
(604) 257-5111
JANZ TEAM MINISTRIES INC.
2121 Henderson Hwy Winnipeg MB R2G 1P8
(204) 334-0055
JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER VANCOUVER
Suite 200 950 West 41st Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 2N7
(604) 257-5100 Fax (604) 257-5110
Box 42 400 Pyramid Lake Rd Jasper AB T0E 1E0
(780) 852-3013 Fax (780) 852-3240
JEWISH FAMILY & CHILD SERVICE OF GREATER TORONTO
4600 Bathurst Street Toronto ON M2R 3V3
(416) 638-7800 Fax (416) 638-7943
JAYS CARE FOUNDATION
1 Blue Jays Way Suite 3200 Toronto ON M5V 1J1
(416) 341-1456 Fax (416) 341-1146
JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILD SERVICE OF GREATER TORONTO
4600 Bathurst Street 6th Floor Willowdale ON M2R 3V3
(416) 638-7800
JAZZ.FM91 INC.
4 Pardee Ave, Unit 100 Toronto ON M6K 3H5
(416) 595-0404
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES AGENCY OF VANCOUVER
305-1985 Broadway W Vancouver BC V6J 4Y3
(604) 257-5151
JEFFERY HALE COMMUNITY PARTNERS
1270, chemin Ste-Foy, suite 2000 Québec QC G1S 2M4
(418) 684-5333 Fax (418) 684-2290
JEWISH FOUNDATION OF GREATER TORONTO
(UNITED JEWISH WELFARE FUND OF TORONTO)
Now published by
Third Sector Publishing ISLAND CO RRIDOR FOUNDATION
111 Wallace Street Nanaimo BC V9R 5B2
(250) 360-9008
JENNIFER ASHLEIGH CHILDREN’S CHARITY
Canadian W ho’s W ho The most comprehensive and authoritative biographical information on notable living Canadians
www.charitycan.ca
4600 Bathurst St Toronto ON M2R 3V2
(416) 631-5703 Fax (416) 631-5701
(888) 635-2424
E-mail: jewishfoundation@ujafed.org
Website: www.jewishfoundationtoronto.com
Purpose: The Jewish Foundation is dedicated to creating
permanent resources to meet the challenges and needs of the
Jewish community. In partnership with families, individuals
and private foundations, we are transforming and enriching
lives in Toronto, Israel and around the world.
Information Contact: Ronit Holtzman, Director
Chair........................................................... Morris Perlis
Immediate Past Chair................................ Richard Venn
JEWISH HERITAGE FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL
185 Dublaine Avenue Toronto ON M5M 2S6
(514) 393-8122
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JEWISH LITERACY FOUNDATION OF CANADA
7000 Bathurst Street Thornhill ON L4J 7L1
(905) 761-6279
JEWISH RUSSIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE
5987 Bathurst St. Suite 3 Toronto ON M2R 1Z3
(416) 222-7105 Fax (416) 222-7812
JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICE OF METRO TORONTO
74 Tycos Drive Toronto ON M6B 1V9
(416) 787-1151 Fax (416) 785-7526
JEWS FOR JUDAISM
2795 Bathurst St. P.O. Box 41032 Toronto ON M6B 4J6
(905) 761-0040 Fax (905) 761-0070
1366 West 15th St Abbotsford BC V2S 2A5
(604) 557-9717
JOCELYN HOUSE INC
177 Egerton Road Winnipeg MB R2M 2W7
(204) 255-1781 Fax (204) 256-8157
JOHN BOSCO CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES FOUNDATION
6770 129 Avenue Edmonton AB T5C 1V7
(780) 440-0708 Fax (780) 440-6295
JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE)
809 Blackburn Mews Kingston ON K7P 2N6
(613) 384-6272 Fax (613) 384-1847
E-mail: national@johnhoward.ca
Website: www.johnhoward.ca
Purpose: The John Howard Society of Canada is an
organization comprised of and governed by people whose
goal is to promote and support just, humane and effective
responses to the causes and consequences of crime.
Person In Charge: Craig Jones, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Mary Lou Howarth, Manager, Finance
and Development, Member AFP
President.............................................. Catherine Gogan
Secretary-Treasurer............................. Michael Keohane
Vice-President................................................Fred Neale
201 – 140A 10th Avenue Campbell River BC V9W 4E3
(250) 286-0611 Fax (250) 286-3650
JOHN KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF BRAMPTON
82 Mclaughlin Road South Brampton ON L6Y 2C7
(905) 451-3236
JOHN KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF MISSISSAUGA
2232 Sheridan Garden Dr. Oakville ON L6J 7T1
(905) 829-8048
JOHN KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF WOODSTOCK
Po Box 243 Stn Main Woodstock ON N4S 0A8
(519) 539-1492
JOHNSON GEO CENTRE
175 Signal Hill Rd. St John’s NL A1A 1B2
(709) 737-7887 Fax (709) 737-7885
JUBILEE FUND INC. (THE)
207 Fort Street Ste 210 Winnipeg MB R3C 1E2
(204) 589-5001 Fax (204) 975-0123
228 Seventh Street New Westminster BC V3M 3K3
(604) 524-5633 Fax (604) 524-4634
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF NOVA SCOTIA
6960 Mumford Rd Suite 14b Halifax NS B3L 4P1
(902) 454-4564
JUST AID FOUNDATION
300-1275 West 6th Avenue Vancouver BC V6H 1A6
(604) 813-1557 Fax (604) 685-0571
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JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION CANADA
2550 Victoria Park Avenue Suite 800 Toronto ON M2J 5A9
(647) 789-2000 Fax (416) 491-2111
(877) 287-3533
E-mail: general@jdrf.ca
Website: www.jdrf.ca
Purpose: To find a cure for diabetes and its complications
through the support of research.
Person In Charge: Andrew McKee, President & C.E.O.
Chairman of the Board.........................Aubrey W. Baillie
K
K.R.T. CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
141 Kennedy Road North Brampton ON L6V 1X9
(905) 459-1971
K3C COMMUNITY COUNSELLING CENTRES
417 Bagot Street Kingston ON K7K 3C1
(613) 549-7850
KABBALAH LEARNING CENTRE (CANADA) (THE)
678 Sheppard Avenue West Toronto ON M3H 2S5
(416) 631-9395
30640 Blueridge Drive Abbotsford BC V2T 5W3
(604) 504-5530
101 – 465 VICTORIA STREET KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2A9
(250) 377-2400
750 Cottonwood Ave Kamloops BC V2B 3X2
(250) 376-6900
72 WHITESHIELD CRECENT SOUTH KAMLOOPS BC V2E 2S9
(250) 372-1336
416 Chambers Street, 2nd Floor, P.O. Box 2338
Peterborough ON K9J 7Y8
(705) 743-5599 Fax (705) 745-7294
KAWARTHA REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY RR#1
Lindsay ON K9V 4R1
(705) 328-2271
LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
120 Bayview Parkway Box 282 Newmarket ON L3Y 4X1
(905) 895-1281
KEATS CAMPS
234 Brooksbank Ave Burnaby BC V5J 4J3
(604) 432-6799
LAKEFIELD COLLEGE SCHOOL
4391 County Road 29 Lakefield ON K0L 2H0
(705) 652-3324
LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
Oliver Road Thunder Bay ON P7B 5E1
(807) 343-8626
LAKELAND COLLEGE
5707 – 47 Avenue West Vermilion AB T9X 1K5
(780) 853-8511
KELOWNA CATHOLIC INDEPENDENT SCHOOL COUNCIL
839 Sutherland Avenue Kelowna BC V1Y 5X4
905 Badke Rd Kelowna BC V1X 5Z5
(250) 762-9559
KELOWNA COMMUNITY FOOD BANK
1265 Ellis Street Kelowna BC V1Y 1Z7
(250) 763-7161 Fax (250) 763-9116
Po Box 22087 Capri Po Kelowna BC V1Y 9N9
(250) 763-3737
2870 Benvoulin Rd Kelowna BC V1W 2E3
(250) 861-3238
LAKEMOUNT WORSHIP CENTRE
54 North Service Road Grimsby ON L3M 1Y8
(905) 945-8888
KEMPENFELT BAY SCHOOL
576 Bryne Drive Barrie ON L4N 9P6
(705) 739-4731 Fax (705) 739-3678
KEMPTVILLE DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
2675 Concession Road Box 2007 Kemptville ON K0J 1J0
(613) 258-6133 Fax (613) 258-4997
KENNEDY ROAD TABERNACLE,
141 Kennedy Road, North Brampton ON L6V 1X9
(905) 459-1971
20135 93a Avenue Langley BC V1M 4A9
(604) 888-6301
KENSINGTON CONSERVANCY
P.O. Box 127 Desbarats ON P0R 1E0
(705) 246-2290
KEREN HABINYAN D’SATMAR FUND / LE FONDS
KEREN HABINYAN D’SATMAR
2550 Bates Suite 411 Montréal QC H3S 1A7
(514) 272-4170
KERR STREET COMMUNITY SERVICES
484 Kerr Street Oakville ON L6K 3C6
(905) 845-7485
KERRY’S PLACE AUTISM SERVICES
34 Berczy Street, Suite 190 Aurora ON L4G 1W9
(905) 841-6611 Fax (905) 841-1461
KESHER OUTREACH ORGANIZATION
208 Carmichael Avenue Toronto ON M5M 2X3
(416) 369-4318
KHALSA COMMUNITY SCHOOL
7280 Airport Road Mississauga ON L4T 2H3
(905) 678-1750
8000 Ross Street Vancouver BC V5X 4C5
(604) 322-5610
347 Wood Street New Westminster BC V3M 5M6
(778) 861-3905
5165 Sherbrooke St W #300 Montréal QC H4A 1T6
(514) 369-4806 Fax (514) 369-2472
(800) 361-7494
E-mail: info@kidney.ca
Website: www.kidney.ca
Purpose: Kidney health, and improved lives for all
people affected by kidney disease.
Des reins en bonne santé et une meilleure qualité de vie
pour toutes personnes affectées par une maladie rénale.
Person In Charge: Paul Shay, National Executive
Director
Information Contact: Silvania Anania, National
Director of Operations
National President................... Kathryn Richardson
Immediate Past-President.......... Niloufer Bhesania
National Secretary...........................Riva Grinshpan
National Treasurer............................Brad Crawford
National Vice-President............. Dr. Julian Midgley
National Vice-President............. Tetiana M. Gerych
COLUMBIA BRANCH
#200 – 4940 Canada Way Burnaby BC V5G 4K6
(604) 736-9775 Fax (604) 736-9703
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) MANITOBA BRANCH
Unit 1 – 452 Dovercourt Drive Winnipeg MB R3Y 1G4
(204) 989-0808 Fax (204) 989-0815
42 Durelle St Suite 2 Fredericton NB E3C 1N8
(506) 453-0533 Fax (506) 454-3639
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NEWFOUNDLAND &
LABRADOR BRANCH
10 Pippy Place, Suite #102, St John’s NL A1B 3X3
(709) 753-8999 Fax (709) 753-5708
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NORTHERN
ALBERTA & TERRITORIES BRANCH
202 11227 Jasper Ave. Edmonton AB T5K 0L5
(780) 451-6900 Fax (780) 451-7592
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NOVA SCOTIA BRANCH
6960 Mumford Rd. Suite 15 Halifax NS B3L 4P1
(902) 429-9298 Fax (902) 425-5348
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) ONTARIO BRANCH
1599 Hurontario St. Suite 201 Mississauga ON L5G 4S1
(905) 278-3003 Fax (905) 271-4990
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) QUÉBEC BRANCH
2300 boul René-Lévesque ouest Montréal QC H3H 2R5
(514) 938-4515 Fax (514) 938-4757
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) SASKATCHEWAN BRANCH
1-2217 Hanselman Court Saskatoon SK S7L 6A8
(306) 664-8588 Fax (306) 653-4883
6007 – 1A Street SW Calgary AB T2H 0G5
(403) 255-6108 Fax (403) 255-9590
KIDS ALIVE INTERNATIONAL CANADA
55 Fleming Dr. Unit 2 Cambridge ON N1T 2A9
(519) 624-9406
KIDS CAN FREE THE CHILDREN
233 Carlton St Toronto ON M5A 2L2
(416) 925-5894
KIDS HELP PHONE
300-439 University Ave Toronto ON M5G 1Y8
(416) 586-5437 Fax (416) 586-0651
KIDS HELP PHONE – ATLANTIC REGION
3433 Dutch Village Road Halifax NS B3N 2S7
(902) 457-0697 Fax (902) 457-1074
10107-134 Ave Edmonton AB T5E 1J2
(780) 448-1752
402-134 Abbot St. Vancouver BC V6B 2K4
(604) 266-5437 Fax (604) 684-9040
KIDS WITH CANCER SOCIETY OF NORTHERN ALBERTA
11135 – 84 Ave. Edmonton AB T6G 0V9
(780) 496-2459 Fax (780) 496-2451
KIDSABILITY FOUNDATION KIDSABILITY CENTRE FOR CHILD
DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
500 Hallmark Drive Waterloo ON N2K 3P5
(519) 886-8886 Fax (519) 886-0105
(888) 372-2259
E-mail: ltalbot@kidsability.ca
Website: www.kidsability.ca
Purpose: KidsAbility Centre for Child Development was established by Rotarians in 1957 to help children with disabilities.
KidsAbility helps over 4,400 children with physical, developmental and communication disabilities in Waterloo Region
and Wellington County each year to reach their full potential.
Person In Charge: Lisa Talbot, Executive Director
KidsAbility Foundation, Member AFP
Information Contact: Lisa Talbot, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Chair.......................................................Douglas Letson
Past Chair................................................... Sue Hallman
Vice Chair..................................................Ray Pedersen
Treasurer.................................................. Bryan Stewart
Secretary....................................................... Ron Weiler
KINGDOM COVENANT INTERNATIONAL
1224 Dundas St E Unit 20 Mississauga ON L4Y 4A2
(905) 566-1084
KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGIATE
528 Burnhamthorpe Rd W Oakville ON L6M 4K6
(905) 257-5464
KINGS OWN CALGARY REGIMENTAL FUNDS FOUNDATION
Metawa Armoury 801-11 St SW Calgary AB T2P 2C4
(403) 240-7421
9125-50th Street N.W. Edmonton AB T6B 2H3
(780) 465-3500 Fax (780) 465-3534
4355 Mathissi Place Burnaby BC V5G 4S8
(604) 431-3136 Fax (604) 431-3387
(877) 456-6988
E-mail: plannedgiving@knowledge.ca
Website: knowledge.ca
Purpose: Knowledge provides British Columbians with a
trusted alternative for the commercial-free exploration of life,
connecting them to the world through television and the
Internet.
Person In Charge: Rudy Buttignol, President & CEO
Information Contact: Donna Robinson, Development
Chair...................................................... Nini Baird, C.M.
Vice Chair.................................................... Mitch Taylor
Director of Finance........................................ Jeffrey Lee
Secretary.................................................... Beth Haddon
Fundraising Goal: $2,400,000.
KNOWLES CENTRE INC.
2065 Henderson Highway Winnipeg MB R2G 1P7
(204) 339-1951 Fax (204) 334-4173
KNOWLTON MUSIC FESTIVAL/FESTIVAL DE MUSIQUE KNOWLTON
1900, Rue Sherbrooke Ouest Bureau 300 Montréal QC H3H 1E6
(450) 242-1508
KNOX COLLEGE
59 St. George St Toronto ON M5S 2E6
(416) 978-4500 Fax (416) 971-2133
KOINONIA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP INC.
850 Sawmill Rd Bloomingdale ON N0B 1K0
(519) 744-7447
KOLLEL OF OTTAWA AND CENTRE FOR JEWISH EDUCATION
160 Elgin St Suite 2600 Ottawa ON K1P 1C3
(613) 301-1652
KINGSTON ARCHAEOLOGICAL CENTRE
370 King St W Kingston ON K7L 2X4
(613) 542-3483 Fax (613) 542-3483
KINGSTON GOSPEL TEMPLE
2295 Princess St Kingston ON K7M 3G1
(613) 548-3855
KINGSTON HUMANE SOCIETY
1 Binnington Ct. Kingston ON K7M 8M9
(613) 546-1291 Fax (613) 546-3398
KINGSTON INTERVAL HOUSE
Box 21042 Kingston ON K7M 1G7
(613) 546-1833
KINGSWAY COLLEGE
1200 Leland Road Oshawa ON L1K 2H4
(905) 433-1144 Fax (905) 433-1156
KINGSWAY ETOBICOKE SCHOOL CORPORATION
4600 Dundas Street West Etobicoke ON M9A 1A5
(416) 234-5073
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KINSMEN FOUNDATION INC.
2217c Hanselman Crt Saskatoon SK S7L 6A8
(306) 652-2161
KITCHENER GOSPEL TEMPLE
9 Conway Dr. Kitchener ON N2A 2C4
(519) 894-5999
KITCHENER-WATERLOO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
11 Laurentian Drive Kitchener ON N2E 1C1
(519) 576-6700
KITCHENER-WATERLOO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION INC
101 Queen St N Kitchener ON N2H 6P7
(519) 745-4711
KNOLLCREST LODGE
50 William Street Milverton ON N0K 1M0
(519) 595-8121
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KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
12666 72nd Ave Surrey BC V3W 2M8
(604) 599-2010
L
LA LECHE LEAGUE CANADA
P.O. Box 700 Winchester ON K0C 2K0
(613) 774-4900 Fax (613) 774-2798
LAKE CLEAR CONSERVANCY
P.O. Box 141 Eganville ON K0J 1T0
(416) 512-7238 Fax (416) 512-0821
LAKE OF THE WOODS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
820 Lakeview Drive Kenora ON P9N 3P7
(807) 467-5437
LAKE ST LOUIS HISTORICAL SOCIETY –
SOCIETE HISTORIQUE DU LAC SAINT-LOUIS
1195 Sherbrooke Street West Montreal QC H3A 1H9
(514) 284-0723
LAKE SUPERIOR CONSERVANCY AND WATERSHED COUNCIL
285 Wilson Street Sault Ste Marie ON P6B 2K6
(705) 946-0044 Fax (705) 946-4980
LAKEHEAD REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
PO Box 10427 Thunder Bay ON P7B 6T8
(807) 344-5857 Fax (807) 345-9156
LAKELAND UNITED WAY
#204, 1301 – 8th Avenue PO Box 8369 Cold Lake AB T9M 1N2
(780) 826-0045 Fax (780) 639-2699
LAMBTON WILDLIFE INCORPORATED
P.O. Box 681 Sarnia ON N7T 7J7
(519) 542-7914
LAND CONSERVANCY FOR KINGSTON, FRONTENAC, LENNOX &
ADDINGTON
P.O. Box 825 Main Post Office Kingston ON K7L 4X6
(613) 634-0425 Fax (613) 533-6617
LAND PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF THE OTTAWA VALLEY
P.O. Box 231 Arnprior ON K7S 3H2
(613) 623-0586
LAND TRUST ALLIANCE OF B.C. CONSERVATION IN BC
204-338 Lower Ganges Road Salt Spring Island BC V8K 2V3
(250) 538-0112 Fax (250) 538-0172
307 – 57 Ave SW Calgary AB T2H 2T6
(403) 571-0155 Fax (403) 255-1354
491 4th Street Courtenay BC V9N 1G9
(250) 334-8320 Fax (250) 334-8321
L’ARCHE DAYBREAK
11339 Yonge St. Richmond Hill ON L4S 1L1
(905) 884-3454 Fax (905) 884-0580
L’ARCHE TORONTO
186 Floyd Ave Toronto ON M4J 2J1
(416) 406-2869 Fax (416) 406-2539
L’ARCHE WINNIPEG INC.
118 Regent Ave East Winnipeg MB R2C 0C1
(204) 237-0300 Fax (204) 237-0316
L’ASSOCIATION D’ENTRAIDE LE CHAINON
4373 av de L’Esplanade Montréal QC H2W 1T2
(514) 845-0151 Téléc (514) 844-4180
LAST DOOR RECOVERY SOCIETY
323-8th St. New Westminster BC V3M 3R3
(888) 525-9771 Fax (604) 525-3896
LATVIAN RELIEF SOCIETY OF CANADA (DAUGAVAS VANAGI) (THE)
629 Mill Park Drivee Toronto ON M4A 2N8
(519) 748-4099
Please visit us at
www.donorsguide.ca
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LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY
LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY
935 Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury ON P3E 2C6
(705) 675-4872 Fax (705) 671-3825
(800) 461-4030
E-mail: development@laurentian.ca
Website: www.laurentian.ca
Purpose: As Northeastern Ontario’s leading comprehensive
university, Laurentian provides access to high quality
education, driving creativity, innovation and prosperity in our
community and beyond. Drawing strength from our regional
reality we attract talented researchers with expertise in mining,
environment and health.
Person In Charge: Tom Zsolnay, Executive Director,
University Advancement, Member CAGP
Information Contact: Tracy MacLeod, Director of
Development & Campaign Director, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
President................................................Dominic Giroux
V.P. Administration...................................Carol McAulay
Chair.......................................................Floyd Laughren
Vice Chair................................................ Michael Atkins
University Secretariat....................................Sara Kunto
Fundraising Goal: $50,000,000.
LEACOCK MUSEUM
50 Museum Dr., PO Box 625 Orillia ON L3V 6K5
(705) 329-1908 Fax (705) 326-5578
250 City Centre Avenue #616 Ottawa ON K1R 6K7
(613) 238-5721 Fax (613) 235-5391
LESBIAN GAY BISEXUAL YOUTH PROJECT SOCIETY
2281 Brunswick Street Halifax NS B3K 2Y9
(902) 429-5429 Fax (902) 423-7735
LET’S TALK SCIENCE
1584 North Routledge Park London ON N6H 5L6
(519) 474-4081 Fax (519) 474-4085
LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY OF CANADA SOCIETE DE
LEUCEMIE & LYMPHOME DU CANADA
936 The East Mall Toronto ON M2J 4P8
(416) 661-9541
LIFE LESSONS FROM THE BIBLE
207 Broadway Orangeville ON L9W 1R1
(519) 940-8338
Box 4000 Langley BC V3A 8J8
(604) 574-5400
LIFE SAVING SOCIETY – BC & YUKON BRANCH
3989 Henning Dr Suite 112 Burnaby BC V5C 6P8
(604) 299-5450 Fax (604) 299-5795
LIFE SAVING SOCIETY – ONTARIO BRANCH
322 Consumers Rd Toronto ON M2J 1P8
(416) 490-8844 Fax (416) 490-8766
LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CANADA
287 McArthur Ave Ottawa ON K1L 6P3
(613) 746-5694 Fax (613) 746-9929
210, 1289 Highfield Cres. SE Calgary AB T2G 5M2
(403) 214-7780 Fax (403) 214-7786
E-mail: admin@lifelinemalawi.com
Website: www.lifelinemalawi.com
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF YUKON TERRITORY
107 Main Street Whitehorse YT Y1A 2A7
(867) 668-5167 Fax (867) 668-6504
Purpose: Lifeline Malawi is leading the way in bringing life
transforming hope and healing to Africa. We are dedicated to
providing excellence and leadership in health care through
community based medical centres, outreach programs,
partnerships and capacity building initiatives without
discrimination and motivated by Christian love. Lifeline Malawi
is an associate member and certified by the Canadian Council
of Christian Charities, thereby permited to portray the CCCC
Seal of Accountability on all literature.
Person In Charge: Pat Laforet, CEO & Executive Director
Information Contact: Nancy Glover, Executive Assistant
Chairman.............................................. Dr. Chris Brooks
Vice-President................................................Ian Stokes
Treasurer.......................................................Cecil Hards
Secretary...................................................... Brad Pierce
EDWARD ISLAND
40 Enman Crescent Charlottetown PE C1E 1E6
(902) 894-5032 Fax (902) 368-3269
LIFERING SECULAR RECOVERY SOCIETY CANADA
#437 – 770 Fisgard Street Victoria BC V8W 0B8
(250) 920-2095
LEAVE OUT VIOLENCE (LOVE)
3101 Bathurst St. #212 Toronto ON M6A 2A1
(416) 785-8411 Fax (416) 785-1236
#112 – 3989 Henning Drive Burnaby BC V5C 6N5
(604) 299-5450 Fax (604) 299-5795
691 East Broadway, Vancouver BC V5T 1X7
(604) 709-5728 Fax (604) 709-5721
LIFESAVING SOCIETY – ONTARIO BRANCH THE
ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CANADA
400 Consumers Road, Toronto ON M2J 1P8
(416) 490-8844 Fax (416) 490-8766
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA
617 Erin Street Winnipeg MB R3G 2W1
(204) 774-1821 Fax (204) 788-4090
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF NEW BRUNSWICK
203 – 403 Regent Street Fredericton NB E3B 3X6
(506) 459-7852 Fax (506) 455-9300
NORTHWEST TERRITORY
#206 – 4911 – 49th Street Box 242 Yellowknife NT X1A 2N2
(861) 873-6378 Fax (867) 873-6378
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF NOVA SCOTIA
46 Portland St. Suite 605 Dartmouth NS B2Y 1H4
(902) 423-2850 Fax (902) 423-2834
LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF QUEBEC (AQETA)
284 rue Notre Dame Ouest suite 300 Montréal QC H2Y 1T7
(514) 847-1324 Fax (514) 281-5187
LEO MOL GARDEN INC.
(204) 888-5466 Fax (204) 889-8136
LEONARDO DA VINCE ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
100 Allanhurst Dr. Toronto ON M9A 4K4
(416) 247-6137 Fax (416) 247-6138
LEPROSY MISSION CANADA (THE)
100 Mural Street Suite 100 Richmond Hill ON L4B 1J3
(905) 886-2885 Fax (905) 886-2887
LES AMIS DE LA MONTAGNE (MONT-ROYAL) INC. AMIS DE LA
MONTAGNE (LES)
1260 Chemin Rembrance Rd Montréal QC H3H 1A2
(514) 843-8240 Téléc (514) 843-8255
LIGHT FOR ALL NATIONS MINISTRIES
. Box 85300 1295 North Service Road Burlington ON L7R 4K3
(905) 335-0700
LINCCO L’INSTITUT POUR LA CULTURE ET LA COOPÉRATION
630 rue Sherbrooke Ouest Bureau 400 Montréal QC H3A 1E4
(514) 289-9362 Téléc (514) 289-9312
LINCOLN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
160 – 4th Ave St Catharines ON L2R 6P9
(905) 682-0767 Fax (905) 682-8133
LINCOLN ROAD CHAPEL
145 Lincoln Rd Waterloo ON N2J 2N8
(519) 747-2211
LINDEN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INC
877 Wilkes Avenue Winnipeg MB R3P 1B8
(204) 989-6740
10060 No 5 Rd Richmond BC V7A 4C5
LOFT COMMUNITY SERVICES (FORMERLY ANGLICAN HOUSES)
301-205 Richmond St W Toronto ON M5V 1V3
(416) 979-1994 Fax (416) 979-3028
E-mail: info@loftcs.org
Website: www.loftcs.org
Purpose: Providing long-term housing and practical support
45 Harriet Street, Toronto ON M4L 2G1
to vulnerable and marginalized youth, adults and seniors in
(416) 410-4244 Fax (416) 465-6367
Toronto and York Region; focussing on those with mental
(800) 387-8146
health issues; respectful, flexible, non-judgemental; a leader
E-mail: info@linkcharity.ca
in community-based supportive housing for over 50 years.
Website: www.linkcharity.ca
Person In Charge: Terry McCullum, CEO
Information Contact: Jane Corbett, Director of
Purpose: To assist donors in effective giving of securities, self- Development, Member AFP
insured gift annuities, RRSP/ RRIF beneficiary designations
and other special methods. Donors may direct to any qualified Chair........................................................ Shayne Hutton
donee. Link has 8 brokerage accounts, donor advised funds,
Vice-Chair................................................. Carole Chabot
endowments, and charges extremely modest fees.
Secretary.....................................................Fergal Nolan
Person In Charge: Harry Houtman, MA, CFP, Board
Treasurer..............................................Lianne Carnwath
Chairman, Member CAGP
Information Contact: Harry Houtman, MA, CFP, Member
CAGP
LONDON CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SOCIETY
Chairman................................................ Harry Houtman
202 Clarke Rd London ON N5W 5E4
Treasurer................................................... David Findlay
(519) 455-0360
Vice-All........................................................ Evan Evison
Secretary...................................................Marc Lessard
LONDON GOSPEL TEMPLE INC.
288 Commissioners Rd W. London ON N6J 1Y3
LINK CHARITY CANADA INC.
L’INSTITUT JANE GOODALL INSTITUTE
5165 Ouest Sherbrooke West, #301 Montréal QC H4A 1T6
(514) 369-3384 Fax (514) 489-8748
LIONS DORSET DIALYSIS CAMP
RR 3 Huntsville ON P0A 1K0
(705) 787-8578
LIONS FOUNDATION OF CANADA DOG GUIDES
P.O. Box 907 152 Wilson Street Oakville ON L6J 5E8
(905) 842-2891 Fax (905) 842-3373
925 Harbourside Drive North Vancouver BC V7P 3S1
(604) 984-8226
LITERACY BC SOCIETY
#704 – 333 Terminal Avenue Vancouver BC V6A 4C1
(604) 684-0624 Fax (604) 684-8520
LITERARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUEBEC MORRIN CENTRE
44, chaussée des Écossais Québec QC G1R 4H3
(418) 694-9147 Fax (418) 694-0754
LITTLE BROTHERS – FRIENDS OF THE ELDERLY
(SEE LES PETITS FRÉRES DES PAUVRES)
4624 Garnier Street Montréal QC H2J 3S7
(514) 527-8653
LIVING HOPE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
1045 Garth St Hamilton ON L8M 1M5
(905) 575-5400
LIVING THROUGH LOSS COUNSELLING SOCIETY OF BC
#101 395 West Broadway Vancouver BC V5Y 1A7
(604) 873-5013
LIVING WATERS MINISTRY TRUST
123 Concord Crescent London ON N6G 3H5
(519) 472-2818
LIVING WORD ASSEMBLY INC.
311 Laycoe Lane Saskatoon SK S7S 1H6
(306) 934-5056
4419 – 52nd Avenue Lloydminster AB T9V 0Y8
(780) 875-3743 Fax (780) 875-3793
LLOYDMINSTER GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP
4620-47 Avenue Lloydminster SK S9V 0W3
(306) 825-7262
LLOYDMINSTER REGION HEALTH FOUNDATION INC.
3820-43 Avenue Lloydminster SK S9V 1Y5
(306) 820-6161 Fax (780) 875-9172
(519) 668-0138
LONDON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION
747 Baseline Road East London ON N6C 2R6
(519) 685-8409 Fax (519) 685-8265
(866) 540-5473
E-mail: foundation@lhsc.on.ca
Website: www.lhsf.ca
Purpose: London Health Sciences Foundation (LHSF) is a
Better Business Bureau-accredited charity dedicated to
strengthening London Health Sciences Centre’s (LHSC) ability
to provide the highest-quality health care to patients in
London and throughout Southwestern Ontario. Donations to
LHSF fund innovative equipment, research, education and
enhanced patient care at LHSC, a teaching hospital and leader
in medical research offering the broadest range of specialized
clinical services in Ontario.
Person In Charge: Dan Ross, President and CEO
Information Contact: Lisa Mazurek, TEP, Planned Giving
Fundraising Goal: $30.7 million for Redevelopment by
2012
LONDON HUMANE SOCIETY
624 Clarke Side Road London ON N5V 3K5
(519) 451-0500
LONDON MOSLEM MOSQUE
151 Oxford St West London ON N6H 1S3
(519) 439-9451
LONDON REGIONAL ART AND HISTORICAL MUSEUMS
421 Ridout St N London ON N6A 5H4
(519) 661-0333
LONDON REGIONAL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
21 Wharncliffe Road South London ON N6J 4G5
(519) 434-5726 Fax (519) 434-1443
LONDON WALDORF SCHOOL
7 Beaufort Street London ON N6G 1A5
(519) 858-8862 Fax (519) 858-8863
LONDON YOUTH FOR CHRIST
254 Adelaide St S London ON N5Z 3L1
(519) 686-0093
LONG POINT BASIN LAND TRUST
P.O. Box 468 Port Rowan ON N0E 1M0
(519) 586-8309 Fax (519) 586-8310
LONGRUN THOROUGHBRED RETIREMENT SOCIETY
555 Rexdale Blvd. P.O. Box 156 Toronto ON M9W 5L2
(416) 675-3993 Fax (416) 213-2116
346 Alexander St Vancouver BC V6A 1C3
(604) 681-9126
429 Alexander St Vancouver BC V6A 1C6
(604) 255-0340
1055 West 41st Avenue Vancouver BC V6M 1W9
(604) 261-5550 Fax (604) 261-5565
LOVING SPOONFUL (A) – VANCOUVER MEALS SOCIETY
1300 Richards St #100 Vancouver BC V6B 3G6
(604) 682-6325 Fax (604) 682-6325
LOWER CANADA COLLEGE
4090 Royal Ave Montréal QC H4A 2M5
(514) 482-9916
LOWER GRAND RIVER LAND TRUST
243 Halimand Hwy #54, P.O. Box 610 Cayuga ON N0A 1E0
(905) 772-0560 Fax (905) 772-0561
LUNENBURG FOLK HARBOUR SOCIETY
125 Montague Street P.O. Box 655 Lunenburg NS B0J 2C0
(902) 634-3180 Fax (902) 634-9568
LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE) – ONTARIO THE ONTARIO LUNG
ASSOCIATION
573 King Street East, Toronto ON M5A 4L3
(416) 864-9911 Fax (416) 864-9916
LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE) – NATIONAL OFFICE CANADIAN
LUNG ASSOCIATION (THE)
1750 Courtwood Crescent Suite 300 Ottawa ON K2C 2B5
(613) 569-6411 Fax (613) 569-8860
LUNG CANCER CANADA
1896A Avenue Road Toronto ON M5M 3Z8
(416) 785-3439
LUPUS CANADA
211-590 Alden Road Markham ON L3R 8N2
(905) 513-0004 Fax (905) 513-9516
LUPUS ONTARIO
590 Alden Road, Suite 211 Markham ON L3R 8N2
(905) 415-1099 Fax (905) 415-9874
LUTHER COLLEGE REGINA
Luther College Univ. Of Regina Regina SK S4S 0A2
(306) 585-5333
LUTHERAN COLLEGIATE BIBLE INSTITUTE
Box 459 Outlook SK S0L 2N0
(306) 867-8971
LUTHERAN LAYMEN’S LEAGUE OF CANADA
270 Lawrence Ave Kitchener ON N2M 1Y4
(519) 578-7420 Fax (519) 742-8091
LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY SASKATOON
114 Seminary Crescent Saskatoon SK S7M 0X3
(306) 966-7846 Fax (306) 966-7852
LYCEE CLAUDEL
1635 Riverside Dr Ottawa ON K1G 0E5
(613) 733-8522
M
MACBRIDE MUSEUM SOCIETY
PO Box 4037 Whitehorse YT Y1A 3S9
(867) 667-2709 Fax (867) 633-6607
MACHZIKAI HADATH CONGREGATION-CLANTON PARK SYNAGOGUE
11 Lowesmoor Avenue Toronto ON M3H 3H6
(416) 633-4193
MACHZIKEI HADAS CONGREGATION
2310 Virginia Drive Ottawa ON K1H 6S2
(613) 521-9700
MACKENZIE ART GALLERY INCORPORATED
3475 Albert Street Regina SK S4S 6X6
(306) 584-4250 Fax (306) 586-8191
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MADD CANADA (MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING)
2010 Winston Park Drive Suite 500 Oakville ON L6H 5R7
(800) 665-6233 Fax (905) 829-8860
MADONNA HOUSE INCORPORATED
2888 Dafoe Rd. RR#2 Combermere ON K0J 1L0
(613) 756-3713
Suite 300-2000 West 12th Ave. Vancouver BC V6J 2G2
(601) 736-6581
MAISON DE LINA / LINA’S HOME
C.P. 1705 succ St-Martin Laval QC H7V 3P9
(450) 962-8085 Téléc (450) 627-0489
#112-2025 W. Broadway Vancouver BC V6C 1V5
(604) 688-7944 Fax (604) 668-7990
MAKE-A-WISH® CANADA
#520-4211 Yonge Street Toronto ON M2P 2A9
(416) 224-9474
(888) 822-9474
E-mail: nationaloffice@makeawish.ca
Website: www.makeawish.ca
Purpose: Along with the National office, seven regional chapters grant wishes for children with life-threatening medical
conditions to enrich the human spirit with hope, strength and
joy. As part of Make-A-Wish® International, the largest notfor-profit wish-granting organization in the world, serving 36
countries on five continents, Make-A-Wish® Canada has
helped make thousands of special wishes come true across
Canada over the past twenty-eight years.
Information Contact: Jennifer Ritter, Chief Executive Officer
President.................................................... Janis Ostling
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF EASTERN ONTARIO
92 Bentley Avenue, Unit 4 Ottawa ON K2E 6T9
(613) 234-3555 Fax (613) 234-5417
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
307 Commissioners Road West London ON N6J 1Y4
(519) 471-4900 Fax (519) 471-4933
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF THE ATLANTIC PROVINCES
118 Wyse Road, Dartmouth Shopping Centre Unit 10, Suite 362
Dartmouth NS B3A 1N7
(902) 466-9474 Fax (902) 466-0602
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF THE NORTHERN ALBERTA
16007 – 118 Ave. Edmonton AB T5V 1C7
(780) 444-9474 Fax (780) 489-9477
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTHERN ALBERTA
Bay 4, 2308 – 24 Street SW Calgary AB T2T 5H8
(403) 228-3666 Fax (403) 246-0946
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF TORONTO &
CENTRAL ONTARIO (THE)
4211 Yonge Street #520 Toronto ON M2P 2A9
(416) 223-2620 Fax (416) 223-1484
MALVERN CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
6705 Sheppard Ave E Scarborough ON M1B 3C1
(416) 284-4853
MALVERN ROUGE VALLEY YOUTH SERVICES (THE)
Suite 203 1457 Mccowan Road Scarborough ON M1B 3W1
(416) 284-9369
MANITOBA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC.
153 Lombard Ave Apt 207 Winnipeg MB R3B 0T4
(204) 942-7243 Fax (204) 942-3749
MANITOBA CARDIAC INSTITUTE (REH-FIT) FOUNDATION
1390 Taylor Ave Winnipeg MB R3M 3V8
(204) 488-9325 Fax (204) 488-4819
MANITOBA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM INC
45 Forks Market Rd Winnipeg MB R3C 4T6
(204) 024-4010 Fax (204) 956-2122
www.donorsguide.ca
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MANITOBA FOSTER FAMILY NETWORK INC.
3rd Floor 555 Broadway Winnipeg MB R3C 0W4
(204) 940-1280 Fax (204) 940-1283
(866) 458-5650
E-mail: accounting.mffn@mymts.net
Website: www.mffn.ca
Purpose: The Manitoba Foster Family Network (The
Network) is a non-profit charitable organization focused
on grassroots community development opportunities to
enhance the lives of foster families. Through a provincewide network, foster parents receive training, guidance,
and assistance.
Person In Charge: Candace Seymour, Executive Director
President.....................................................Cathy Wiebe
VP Winnipeg...............................................Sharon Joyal
VP North..........................................................Natty Flett
Treasurer........................................................... Len Hart
MANITOBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
470-167 Lombard Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 0T6
(204) 947-0559 Fax (204) 947-1374
MANITOBA LUNG ASSOCIATION
629 McDermot Ave 2nd Floor Winnipeg MB R3A 1P6
(204) 774-5501 Fax (204) 772-5083
(888) 566-5864
E-mail: info@mb.lung.ca
Website: www.mb.lung.ca
Purpose: One of Manitoba’s oldest charities, the Manitoba
Lung Association is the premier source of Lung Health
Information and initiatives in the province. Our efforts are
focused on the prevention of lung disease, education and
management of lung disease.
Person In Charge: Margaret Bernhardt-Lowdon, Executive
Director
Information Contact: Ron East, Director, Fund
Development
Chair................................................... Mr. Neil Johnston
Vice-Chair........................................ Ms. Gladys Cadieux
Treasurer............................................ Mr. Jim Hembroff
MANITOBA MUSEUM FOUNDATION INCORPORATED, THE
190 Rupert Avenue Winnipeg MB R3B 0N2
(204) 988-0632 Fax (204) 947-2164
MANITOBA MUSEUM OF MAN AND NATURE
190 Rupert Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 0N2
(204) 956-2830 Fax (204) 942-3679
MANJARI SANKURATHRI MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
23 Mary Drive Gloucester ON K1V 1G9
(613) 523-5413
MARCH OF DIMES CANADA
10 Overlea Blvd. Toronto ON M4H 1A4
(416) 425-3463 Fax (416) 425-1920
(800) 263-3463
E-mail: info@marchofdimes.ca
Website: www.marchofdimes.ca
Purpose: To assist physically disabled children and adults
throughout Canada to achieve independence
Person In Charge: Andria Spindel, President & CEO
Information Contact: Mary Lynne Stewart,
Director of Fund Development & Communication,
Member AFP
MARIAN CENTRE
10528-98 St. Edmonton AB T5H 2N4
(780) 424-3544
MARIAN CENTRE INC
1835 Halifax Street Regina SK S4P 1T4
(306) 757-0073
MARIANOPOLIS MILLENNIUM FOUNDATION,
THE MARIANOPOLIS COLLEGE
c/o Marianopolis College 4873 Westmount Avenue
Westmount QC H3Y 1X9
(514) 931-8792 Fax (514) 937-2943
MARILLAC PLACE
109 Young Street Kitchener ON N2H 4Z2
(519) 571-3772 Fax (519) 571-0476
MARINE MUSEUM OF THE GREAT LAKES AT KINGSTON
55 Ontario St Kingston ON K7L 2Y2
(613) 542-2261 Fax (613) 542-0043
MARINERS HOUSE OF MONTREAL
Jete Alexandra Montréal QC H2Y 2B2
(514) 849-3234 Fax (514) 849-2874
MARITIME CONFERENCE OF THE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH INC.
121 Salisbury Rd. Moncton NB E1E 1A6
(506) 857-8722 Fax (506) 853-7368
MARITIME MUSEUM OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
28 Bastion Square Victoria BC V8W 1H9
(250) 385-4222 Fax (250) 382-2869
MARITIME MUSLIM ACADEMY
Bldg C 6225 Chebucto Rd Halifax NS B3L 1K7
(902) 429-9067
MARKETPLACE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
1071 Midland Avenue Suite 203 Scarborough ON M1K 4G7
(416) 701-1831
Box 2332 Stn A Nanaimo BC V9R 6X9
(250) 390-0006
MASJID-E FAROOQ-E AZAM MISSISSAUGA
4504 Heathgate Crescent Mississauga ON L5R 2C4
(905) 858-7586
MASTER AND FELLOWS OF MASSEY COLLEGE
4 Devonshire Place Toronto ON M5S 2E1
(416) 978-8447
4414 Crowchild Tr Sw Calgary AB T2T 5J4
(403) 229-0947
MATTHEWS HALL
1370 Oxford Street W. London ON N6H 1W2
(519) 471-1506 Fax (519) 471-8647
MATTHEWS HOUSE HOSPICE
6028 Highway 89 P.O. Box 10060 Alliston ON L9R 0B7
(705) 435-7218 Fax (705) 435-2755
MAY COURT CLUB OF OTTAWA
114a Cameron Ave Ottawa ON K1S 0X1
(613) 733-4681 Fax (613) 733-9507
LAMBTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
1273 Exmouth Street Sarnia ON N7S 1W9
(519) 383-7750
MCGILL UNIVERSITY
(ROYAL INSTITUTION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING)
1430 Peel Street Montréal QC H3A 3T3
(514) 398-5000 Fax (514) 398-8012
MCGILL UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
900 – 2155 Guy Street Montréal QC H8H 2R9
(514) 931-5656 Fax (514) 931-5659
MCILWRAITH FIELD NATURALISTS
P.O. Box 24008 London ON N6H 5C4
(519) 457-4593
www.charitycan.ca
Canada’s 85,000 registered charities and
the people who donate to them.
MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
1280 Main Street West, DTC-125 c/o Office of Gift Planning
Hamilton ON L8S 4L8
(905) 525-9140 ext 23447 Fax (905) 523-5357
(877) 622-3863
E-mail: giving@mcmaster.ca
Website: www.mcmaster.ca
Purpose: At McMaster our purpose is the discovery, communication and preservation of knowledge. In our teaching and
research, we are committed to creativity, innovation and excellence. We value integrity, quality, and teamwork in everything
we do. We inspire critical thinking, personal growth, and a
passion for learning. We serve the social, cultural, and
economic needs of our community and our society.
Person In Charge: Patrick Deane, President & ViceChancellor
Information Contact: Paul Grossman , Director, Gift
Planning , Member CAGP
MEADOW BROOK FELLOWSHIP
219 Talbot St East R.r. 3 Leamington ON N8H 3V6
(519) 326-3605
MEAL EXCHANGE
401 Richmond Street West Suite 365 Toronto ON M5V 3A8
(416) 657-4489
MEALS HERE & THERE INC.
310 Danforth Ave Toronto ON M4K 1N6
(416) 466-0587 Fax (416) 466-6854
MEALS ON WHEELS OF WINNIPEG
283 Portage Ave #500 Winnipeg MB R3B 2B5
(204) 956-7711 Fax (204) 956-7722
MEDECINS DU MONDE
338 Sherbrooke Est Montréal QC H2X 1E6
(514) 281-8998
720, avenue Spadina bureau 402 Toronto ON M5S 2T9
(416) 964-0619 Téléc (416) 963-8707
(800) 982-7903
Courriel: msfcan@msf.ca
Site Web: www.msf.ca
But: Lauréat du prix Nobel de la paix 1999, Médecins Sans
Frontières (MSF) porte secours aux populations en détresse,
aux victimes de catastrophes d’origine naturelle ou humaine,
de situation de belligérance, sans aucune discrimination quart
à la race, la religion, les philosophies ou politiques.
Responsable: Marilyn McHarg, Directrice exécutive
Information: Janice St-Denis, Agente des dons planifiés,
Membre ACPDP
Présidente............................................Joni Guptill, M.D.
Vice-présidente............................. Bruce Lampard, M.D.
Trésorier..................................................... Maria Celluci
MEDICAL MINISTRY CANADA INC.
P O Box 56086 Stoney Creek ON L8G 5C9
(905) 524-3544
299 College Dr SE Medicine Hat AB T1A 3Y6
MEETING PLACE (THE)
B100-143 Smith St. Winnipeg MB R3C 1J5
(204) 942-1203 Fax (204) 957-1862
MEEWASIN VALLEY AUTHORITY
402 Third Avenue South Saskatoon SK S7K 3G5
(305) 477-9124
MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
20 Lambe’s Lane St John’s NL A1C 5S7
(709) 864-4354 Fax (709) 864-2008
MENNONITE CENTRAL COMMITTEE (MCC) BRITISH COLUMBIA
31414 Marshall Rd Abbotsford BC V2T 6L9
(604) 850-6639 Fax (604) 850-8734
4081 Clearbrook Road, Abbotsford BC V4X 2M8
(604) 859-3700 Fax (604) 859-9206
4104-97 St Edmonton AB T6E 5Y6
(780) 485-9995
MENNONITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
PO Box 720 Altona MB R0G 0B0
(204) 324-5018 Fax (204) 324-1601
MISSION SERVICES OF HAMILTON INC.
Po Box 368 293 Wellington St N Hamilton ON L8L 7W2
(905) 528-4211
ABANDONED CATS
Box 65024 RPO North Hill Calgary AB T2N 4T6
(403) 230-6033
MISSION SERVICES OF LONDON
415 Hamilton Rd London ON N5Z 1S1
(519) 433-2807
MERCY SHIPS CANADA
604-771 Vernon Ave., Victoria BC V8X 5A7
(250) 381-2160 Fax (250) 381-2170
MESSIANIC VISION CANADA
1666 Marronier Crt Cumberland ON K4C 1C2
(613) 833-0502
METRO FOOD BANK SOCIETY – NOVA SCOTIA
Feed Nova Scotia 213 Bedford Highway Halifax NS B3M 2J9
(902) 457-1900
P.O. Box 48001 40 Midlake Blvd. S.e. Calgary AB T2X 0A1
(403) 256-4722
MILES NADAL JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
750 Spadina Avenue Toronto ON M5S 2J2
(416) 924-6211 Fax (416) 924-0442
Box 25 Pambrun SK S0N 1W0
(306) 582-2033 Fax (306) 582-2027
MILLENNIUM PROMISE CANADA/ LA PROMESSE
DU MILLÉNAIRE CANADA
Montréal QC H2N 2B7
(613) 235-4774
8704 Millwoods Rd Nw Edmonton AB T6K 3J3
(780) 462-8444
MILTON DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
30 Derry Road, East Milton ON L9T 2X5
(905) 876-7018 Fax (905) 693-9199
201-6011 Westminster Highway Richmond BC V7C 4V4
(604) 270-7841 Fax (604) 270-9861
1730-700 West Georgia Street Vancouver BC V7Y 1A1
(604) 683-7635 Fax (604) 683-7695
MINI YO WE INC. CAMP
Rr#1 1878 Muskoka Rd 10 W Port Sydney ON P0B 1L0
(705) 385-2629
MINISTERES DE HOCKEY INTERNATIONAUX/
HOCKEY MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
Box 36 Montréal QC H3B 2S2
(514) 626-3000
MIRA FOUNDATION
1820 Rang Nord Ouest Ste-Madeleine QC J0H 1S0
(450) 795-3725 Fax (450) 795-3789
MISERICORDIA HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION INC.
99 Cornish Avenue Winnipeg MB R3C 1A2
(204) 788-8458 Fax (204) 774-7066
MISHMERET
473 Glengarry Avenue Toronto ON M5M 1E9
219-3501 23 St Ne Calgary AB T2E 6V8
(403) 291-0705
264 Woodlawn Rd W Guelph ON N1H 1B6
(519) 821-3914 Fax (519) 823-1650
606 rue De Courcelle Montréal QC H4C 3L5
(514) 523-5288 Téléc (514) 523-6456
MISSION CHARISMATIQUE INTERNATIONALE CANADA
1297 Ch. De Chambly Montréal QC H1N 1G9
(514) 253-3303
MISSION WITHOUT BORDERS/MISSION SANS FRONTIERES
P.o Box 2007 Abbotsford BC V2T 3T8
(604) 855-9126
MISSIONARIES OF AFRICA (SOCIETY OF): WHITE FATHERS AFRICA
11100 boul de l’Acadie Montréal QC H3M 2S8
(514) 331-3520 Fax (514) 331-2976
MISSIONARY VENTURES CANADA
336 Speedvale Ave W Guelph ON N1H 7M7
(519) 824-9380
MISSIONNAIRES DE LA CONSOLATA
2505 boul. Gouin Ouest Montréal QC H3M 1B5
(514) 334-1910
MISSISSAUGA ARTS COUNCIL
300 City Centre Drive Suite 1055 Mississauga ON L5B 3C9
(905) 615-4278 Fax (905) 615-4171
MISSISSAUGA HERITAGE FOUNDATION
1055 300 City Centre Dr Mississauga ON L5B 3C1
(905) 615-4418 Fax (905) 615-4171
MISSISSIPPI MADAWASKA LAND TRUST
P.O. Box 279 Lanark ON K0G 1K0
(613) 267-4899
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TEXTILE MUSEUM
3 Rosamond St E PO Box 784 Almonte ON K0A 1A0
(613) 256-3754 Fax (613) 256-1307
MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION OF CANADA
296 Wilson Avenue Toronto ON M3H 1S8
(416) 630-9266 Fax (416) 630-2305
MOBILE GIVING FOUNDATION CANADA
1110-130 Albert St. Ottawa ON K1P 5G4
(613) 233-4888
MOHAWK COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
Fennell Avenue & West 5th St. P.O. Box 2034 Hamilton ON L8N 3T2
(905) 575-2296
MOISSON MONTREAL INC.
6880 chemin de la Cote-de Liesse Montréal QC H4T 2A1
(514) 344-4494 Fax (514) 344-1833
MOISSON QUEBEC INC.
2125, Rue Hertz Ste-Foy QC G1N 4E1
(418) 682-5061
MOLLY APPEAL (THE)
1-A1 Sir Charles Tupper Medical Building
5850 College Street Halifax NS B3H 4R2
(902) 494-3502 Fax (902) 494-1372
(888) 866-6559
E-mail: dmrf@dal.ca
Website: www.mollyappeal.ca
See advertisement page 87
MOMENTUM COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
16, 2936 Radcliffe Dr SE Calgary AB T2A 6M8
(403) 204-2676
MON SHEONG FOUNDATION
36 D’arcy Street Toronto ON M5T 1J7
(905) 883-9288
MONASTÈRE DU COEUR DE JÉSUS
1701 Boul St-Jean-Baptiste Chicoutimi QC G7H 7V1
(418) 545-8065
MONCTON YOUTH RESIDENCES INC.
536 Mountain Road Moncton NB E1C 2N5
(506) 869-6333 Fax (506) 869-6336
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MONTESSORI JEWISH DAY SCHOOL OF TORONTO
55 Yeomans Rd. Toronto ON M3H 3J7
(416) 784-5071
MONTREAL HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CENTRE
5151 Cote St Catherine Rd Montréal QC H3W 1M6
(514) 345-2605 Fax (514) 344-2651
MOOD DISORDERS ASSOCIATION OF BC MOOD DISORDERS
ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
202-2250 Commercial Dr. Vancouver BC V5N 5P9
(604) 873-0103 Fax (604) 873-3095
MOORE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
2976 Brigden Road Brigden ON N0N 1B0
(519) 864-1197 Fax (519) 864-1780
Canada’s charitable and
non-profit sector consists
of more than 161,000
organizations, of which
more than 85,000 are
registered charities.
MOORELANDS COMMUNITY SERVICES ESTABLISHED 1912
250 Merton Street Suite 501 Toronto ON M4S 1B1
(416) 466-9987 Fax (416) 466-0727
E-mail: info@moorelands.ca
Website: www.moorelands.ca
Purpose: Moorelands Community Services works each year with
over 1500 Toronto’s children and youth affected by poverty, to
help them shape brighter futures and strengthen their confidence,
competence and character. This is accomplished through programs such as Moorelands Wilderness Camp, and City
Programs in Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park.
Person In Charge: Patricia Jacobs, Executive Director
Information Contact: Robert P. Tomas, CFRE, Director of
Development, Member CAGP, Member AFP
President........................................ Drummond Brodeur
Vice-President & Secretary................... Geoffrey Wilson
Director...................................................... David Dorsch
Director.........................................................Judy Moore
Director................................................. Barbara Turnbull
MOOSE JAW HEALTH FOUNDATION INCORPORATED
455 Fairford St E Moose Jaw SK S6H 1H3
(306) 694-0373
MOOSE JAW TRANSITION HOUSE
MOOSE JAW WOMEN’S TRANSITION ASSOCIATION INC.
Box 1866 Moose Jaw SK S6H 7N6
(306) 693-6511 Fax (306) 693-0243
E-mail: thousedir@sasktel.net
Website: www.mj-transitionhouse.com
Purpose: We work towards ending the cycle of abuse and
violence within the Moose Jaw and district community by
providing emergency shelter, support, advocacy, referral and
education. Programs offered include Shelter Services, a
Children’s Program, Community Outreach Program, 24-hour
Crisis Line and Follow-Up Program.
Person In Charge: Karen Closs, Executive Director
Chairperson............................................Ruth Schneider
Vice-Chairperson....................................Lauren Dowling
Treasurer.................................................. Zoe Anderson
Secretary...................................................... Lydia Bruse
10515 – 100 Ave Box 2271 Morinville AB T8R 1A2
(780) 939-2987
MORNINGSTAR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
7601 Sheppard Avenue Scarborough ON M1B 2Y7
(416) 281-4138
MORRIN CENTRE LITERARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUEBEC
44, chaussée des Écossais Québec QC G1R 4H3
(418) 694-9147 Fax (418) 694-0754
Your legacy will give strength to
the fight against neuromuscular
disorders.
TAKE ACTION.
MAKE A PLANNED GIFT.
MORRIS CERULLO WORLD EVANGELISM OF CANADA
Po Box 3600 Concord ON L4K 1B6
(905) 669-1788
MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY
65 York Street Sackville NB E4L 1E4
(506) 364-2432
48988 Yale Road Chilliwack BC V2P 6H4
(604) 794-3072
4825 Mount Royal Gate SW Calgary AB T3E 6K6
(403) 440-7700 Fax (403) 440-7788
MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY
166 Bedford Highway Halifax NS B3M 2J6
(902) 457-6470 Fax (902) 445-3962
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MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
600 University Avenue Toronto ON M5G 1X5
(416) 596-4200
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FOUNDATION OF TORONTO
522 University Ave Suite 1001 Toronto ON M5G 1W7
(416) 586-8203 Fax (416) 586-8639
(877) 565-8555
E-mail: foundation@mtsinai.on.ca
Website: www.mshfoundation.ca
Purpose: The Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation raises and
stewards funds to support patient care, world-leading
research and innovative education at Mount Sinai Hospital
and the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute by developing
collaborative, long-term relationships across the community.
The generous support of donors fuels hospital initiatives, care
and innovation, improving the quality of life of our patients.
Person In Charge: Mark Gryfe, President
Information Contact: Michael Anthony, Director, Legacy
Giving, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Co-chair....................................................... Jay Hennick
Co-chair................................................... Brent Belzberg
MOUNT ST. MARY FOUNDATION
861 Fairfield Road, Victoria BC V8V 5A9
(250) 480-3138 Fax (250) 480-3139
MOUNTAIN OF FIRE AND MIRACLE MINISTRIES
230 Rexdale Blvd Toronto ON M9W 1R2
(416) 658-8280
MOUNTAIN VIEW ACADEMY
B4 2452 BATTLEFORD AVE SW Calgary AB T3E 7K9
(403) 217-4346 Fax (403) 249-4312
MOUNTAIN VIEW CONSERVATION & BREEDING SOCIETY
23898 Rawlison Crescent Ft Langley BC V1M 3R6
(604) 882-9313 Fax (604) 881-1221
MOUNTAIN VIEW WARD
(403) 653-5010
MOUNTED POLICE HERITAGE CENTRE
5907 Dewdney Ave Regina SK S4T 0P4
(306) 522-7333 Fax (306) 522-7340
MS SOCIETY OF CANADA HAMILTON CHAPTER
5-94 Cannon St W Hamilton ON L8R 2B6
(905) 527-7874 Fax (905) 527-8484
MSC CANADA
3950 14th Avenue Suite 509 Markham ON L3R 3B2
(905) 947-0468
MUKI BAUM ASSOCIATION FOR THE REHABILITATION
OF MULTI HANDICAPPED INC.
40 Samor Rd Toronto ON M6A 1J6
(416) 630-2222
MULLY CHILDREN’S FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION (MCFCF)
1885 Clements Rd., Suite 226 Pickering ON L1W 3V4
(647) 724-9434 Fax (647) 000-0000
MULTICULTURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
43 Queen’s Park Cres E Toronto ON M5S 2C3
(416) 979-2973 Fax (416) 979-7947
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF CANADA NATIONAL OFFICE
175 Bloor Street East North Tower, Suite 700 Toronto ON M4W 3R8
(416) 922-6065 Fax (416) 922-7538
MUSCLUAR DYSTROPHY CANADA, QUEBEC REGION
1425 boul. René-Lévesque Ouest Bureau 506 Montréal QC H3G 1T7
(514) 393-3522 Fax (514) 393-8113
Please visit us at
www.donorsguide.ca
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA
2345 Yonge St #900 Toronto ON M4P 2E5
(416) 488-0030 Fax (416) 488-7523
(866) 687-2538
E-mail: giving@muscle.ca
Website: www.muscle.ca
Purpose: Muscular Dystrophy Canada’s mission is to
enhance the lives of those affected with neuromuscular
disorders by continually working to provide ongoing
support and resources while relentlessly searching for
a cure through well funded research.
Person In Charge: Catherine Sherrard, Chief
Executive Officer
Chair..............................................Michel Chalifoux
Vice-Chair........ Ronald Nicol and Nancy Cumming
Treasurer...............................................Brian Keller
Secretary......................................Yazmine Laroche
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – ATLANTIC REGIONAL OFFICE
170 Cromarty Drive, Suite 222 Dartmouth NS B3B 0G1
(902) 429-6322 Fax (902) 425-4226
(800) 884-6322
E-mail: infoatlantic@muscle.ca
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – ONTARIO & NUNAVUT
REGIONAL OFFICE
2345 Yonge Street Suite 901 Toronto ON M4P 2E5
(416) 488-2699 ext 160 Fax (416) 488-0107
(800) 567-2873
E-mail: infoontario@muscle.ca
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – QUEBÉC
1425 boul, René-Lévesque Ouest Bureau 506
Montréal QC H3G 1T7
(514) 393-3522 Fax (514) 393-8113
(800) 567-2236
E-mail: infoquebec@muscle.ca
MUSEE CANADIEN DE LA NATURE
CP 3443 Succ D-240 rue McLeod Ottawa ON K1P 6P4
(613) 566-4203 Téléc (613) 364-4013
MUSEE CANADIAN DES CIVILISATIONS (MCC)
100, rue Laurier Gatineau QC K1A 0M8
(819) 776-8296 Téléc (819) 776-7060
Courriel: donations@civilisations.ca
Site Web: www.civilisations.ca
Enregist de bienfaisance# 12170 8184RT0001
But: Le MCC, qui comprend le Musée canadien des enfants
et le Musée canadien de la poste, a le mandat de conserver et
de présenter l’histoire du Canada depuis les premiers temps
jusqu’à nos jours. L’appui des donateurs permet de promouvoir
notre patrimoine par l’entremise d’expositions, de programmes
éducatifs et d’un rayonnement électronique à l’intention des
générations présentes et futures.
Responsable: Dr Victor Rabinovitch, Président-directeur
général
Information: Robert Ryan, Directeur exécutif,
Développement, Membre, AFP
MUSEE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTREAL
185 Rue Sainte-Catherine O Montreal QC H2X 3X5
(514) 847-6206
MUSÉE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTRÉAL
185, rue Ste-Catherine Ouest Montréal QC H2X 3X5
(514) 847-6206
745 rue du Père-Wilfrid-Corbeil Joliette QC J6E 4T4
(450) 756-0311 Téléc (450) 756-6511
MUSEE DAVID M. STEWART – THE DAVID M. STEWART MUSEUM
1195 Sherbrooke St West Montréal QC H3A 1H9
(514) 284-0723
MUSEE DES BEAUX-ARTS DE MONTREAL / MONTREAL MUSEUM OF
FINE ARTS
Cp 3000 Succ-H Montréal QC H3G 2T9
(514) 285-1600
MUSEE DU BAS-SAINT-LAURENT
300 rue Saint-Pierre Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 3V3
(418) 862-7547 Fax (418) 862-3019
MUSEÉ MINÉRALOGIQUE ET MINIER DE THETFORD MINES
711 boul Frontenac Ouest Thetford Mines QC G6G 7Y8
(418) 335-2123 Téléc (418) 335-5605
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA, WESTERN CANADA
REGIONAL OFFICE
MUSEE NATIONAL DES BEAUX-ARTS DU QUEBEC
Parc Des Champs-De-Bataille Québec QC G1R 5H3
(418) 644-6460
1401 West Broadway 7th Floor Vancouver BC V6H 1H6
(604) 732-8799 Fax (604) 731-6127
(800) 366-8166
E-mail: infowest@muscle.ca
301-1960 Scott St. Ottawa ON K1Z 8L8
(613) 722-3584 Fax (613) 722-2914
MUSEE CANADIEN DE LA GUERRE (MCG)
1, place Vimy Ottawa ON K1A 0M8
(819) 776-8296 Téléc (819) 776-7060
Courriel: donations@museedelaguerre.ca
Site Web: www.museedelaguerre.ca
Enregist de bienfaisance# 12170 8184RT0001
But: Le MCG voit à la conservation et à la promotion de
l’histoire militaire du Canada dans ses dimensions
personnelles, nationales et internationales. L’appui des
donateurs permet de promouvoir la compréhension de notre
histoire militaire par l’entremise d’expositions, de programmes éducatifs et d’un rayonnement électronique à
l’intention des générations présentes et futures.
Responsable: Mark O’Neill, Directeur général
Information: Robert Ryan, Directeur exécutif,
Développement, Membre, AFP
MUSEUM LONDON
421 Ridout St North London ON N6A 5H4
(519) 661-0333 Fax (519) 661-2559
100 1st Ave E Prince Rupert BC V8J 1A6
(250) 624-3207
4520 Crowchild Trail SW Calgary AB T2T 5J4
(403) 240-9723 Fax (403) 686-1280
Box 3100 Langley BC V3A 4R3
(604) 575-4500
Le secteur de bienfaisance
et sans but lucratif
canadien compte plus de
161 000 organismes, dont
plus de 85 000 organismes
de bienfaisance enregistrés.
MUSKOKA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
P.O. Box 326 Gravenhurst ON P1L 1T7
(705) 646-1220
E-mail: info@muskokacommunityfoundation.com
Purpose: The new Muskoka Community Foundation
established in 2007 is dedicated to improving life for
citizens in Muskoka. The foundation enables philanthropic
citizens to establish endowment funds and invest charitable
gifts into a pooled income-earning fund. Grants will support
Muskoka Charities.
Person In Charge: Gordon H. Durnan, FAHP, Chairman,
Member AFP
Chairman........................................... Gordon H. Durnan
Director......................................................... Jodi Holder
Secretary................................................ Steve Hayhurst
Treasurer......................................Evelyn Archibald, C.A.
Vice-Chairman............................................ Marg French
Director.......................................................... Ev Doherty
Director................................................Chris Gun-Munro
MUSKOKA HERITAGE FOUNDATION
11B Taylor Rd P.O. Box 482 Bracebridge ON P1L 1T8
(705) 645-7393 Fax (705) 645-7888
MUSKOKA HERITAGE TRUST
11B Taylor Rd, PO Box 482 Bracebridge ON P1L 1T8
(705) 645-7393 Fax (705) 645-7888
P. O. Box 1602 Station M Calgary AB T2P 2L7
(403) 242-1615
MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
1750 Courtwood Crescent Ottawa ON K2C 2B5
(613) 321-5000 Fax (613) 321-5001
2612 37 Avenue Ne Calgary AB T1Y 5L2
(403) 248-2773
MUSLIM WELFARE CENTRE OF TORONTO
100 Mclevin Avenue, Suite 4a Scarborough ON M1B 2V5
(416) 754-8116
MUSTARD SEED (CALGARY) STREET MINISTRY (THE)
102 – 11th Ave SE Calgary AB T2G 0X5
(403) 269-1319 Fax (403) 237-5296
MUSTARD SEED STREET MINISTRY EDMONTON (THE)
PO Box 1202 Stn Main Edmonton AB T5J 2M4
(780) 442-3552 Fax (780) 426-5400
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N.W.T. LITERACY COUNCIL
PO Box 761 5122 – 48th Street Yellowknife NT X1A 2N6
(867) 873-9262 Fax (867) 873-2176
NA’AMAT CANADA INC.
7005 Kildare Suite 6 Montréal QC H4W 1C1
(514) 488-0792 Fax (514) 487-6727
NALANDA TRANSLATION COMMITTEE NALANDA FOUNDATION
1619 Edward St. Halifax NS B3H 3H9
(902) 429-2158
1200 Dufferin Crescent Nanaimo BC V9S 2B7
(250) 755-7980 Fax (250) 740-2626
198 Holland Rd Nanaimo BC V9R 6W2
(250) 754-4512
100 Cameron Rd Nanaimo BC V9R 2X1
(250) 753-1821 Fax (250) 518-0125
NANAIMO NEUROLOGICAL & CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOC.
1685 Grant Ave Nanaimo BC V9S 5K7
(250) 753-0251 Fax (250) 753-5614
18691 Westminster Highway Richmond BC V6V 1B1
(604) 270-7369
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Po 68 Naramata BC V0H 1N0
(250) 496-5751
NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE FOUNDATION
53 Elgin St PO Box 1534 Station B Ottawa ON K1P 5W1
(613) 947-7000 Fax (613) 947-8786
NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA (THE)/
LE BALLET NATIONAL DU CANADA
The Walter Carsen Centre For
470 Queens Quay West Toronto ON M5V 3K4
(416) 345-9686
NATIONAL BROADCAST READING SERVICE (THE) (NBRS)
1090 Don Mills Road, Suite 303 Toronto ON M3C 3R6
(416) 422-4222 Fax (416) 422-1633
NATIONAL CATHOLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL
21 Dunlop St Richmond Hill ON L4C 2M6
(905) 884-6899
NATIONAL CHILDRENS BURN SOCIETY
Ord Ave East Toronto ON M4C 1J7
NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA FOUNDATION
380 Sussex Dr PO Box 427 Stn A Ottawa ON K1N 9N4
(613) 241-9359 Fax (613) 241-0279
NATIONAL RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY –
BRITISH COLUMBIA CHAPTER
P.O. Box 33763, Station D Vancouver BC V6J 4L6
(604) 879-5689
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA’IS OF CANADA
7200 Leslie Street Thornhill ON L3T 6L8
(905) 889-8168
NATURE CANADA
NATURE CONSERVANCY OF CANADA (NCC)
Purpose: Since 1939, Nature Canada has been working
to protect Canada’s wildlife and habitats and reconnect
Canadians to nature’s wonders. With your support, we
can establish even more parks, protect more animals
and preserve Canada’s magnificent natural heritage for
our children and generations to come.
Purpose: The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is
working for the direct protection of Canada’s biodiversity
through the purchase, donation or placing of conservation easements on ecologically significant land. Since
1962, NCC has protected more than 2 million acres
(over 800,000 hectares) of diverse land nationwide.
Person In Charge: Ian Davidson, Executive Director
Information Contact: Jodi Joy, Manager of Planned
Giving, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Chair................................................... Richard Yank
Vice Chair................................................Cliff Wallis
Secretary................................................Carol Scott
Treasurer...............................................Ken Thorpe
Past Chair.........................................Mark Dorfman
Person In Charge: John Lounds, President & CEO
Information Contact: Marcella Zanella, Manager,
Planned Giving, Member CAGP
Chair........................................... Laurie J.Thomson
Vice-Chair.................................. Harold (Hal) Kvisle
Past-Chair.....................................Dr. Bill Freedman
Treasurer................................Bill Caulfeild-Browne
Member........................................ Shelley Ambrose
Member..................................................Fred Green
Voir page 86 pour les reneignements en français
75 Albert Street, Suite 300 Ottawa ON K1P 5E7
(613) 562-3447 Fax (613) 562-3371
(800) 267-4088
E-mail: info@naturecanada.ca
Website: www.naturecanada.ca
NATURE CONSERVANCY OF CANADA – ONTARIO REGION
Orchard Park Office Centre, RR #5, 5420
Highway 6 North Guelph ON N1H 6J2
(519) 826-0068 Fax (519) 826-9206
To view a list of advertiser websites
see pages 174–176
36 Eglinton Ave West, Suite 400, Toronto ON M4R 1A1
(416) 932-3202 Fax (416) 932-3208
(800) 465-0029
E-mail: planned.giving@natureconservancy.ca
Website: www.natureconservancy.ca
260-1000 Roosevelt Crescent North Vancouver BC V7P 3R4
(604) 924-9771 Fax (604) 924-9772
NATURE TRUST OF NEW BRUNSWICK (THE)
404 Queen Street, 3rd Floor PO Box 603, Station A
Fredericton NB E3B 5A6
(506) 457-2398 Fax (506) 450-2137
11 St. John’s Drive, Arva ON N0M 1C0
(519) 660-8300 Fax (519) 660-4922
4900 Yonge St #600 Toronto ON M2N 6B7
(416) 635-2791
NEEPAWA & DISTRICT UNITED WAY INC.
PO Box 1545 Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
(204) 476-5803
NEIGHBOUR TO NEIGHBOUR CENTRE (HAMILTON)
28 Athens St. Hamilton ON L9C 3K9
(905) 574-1334 Fax (905) 574-1688
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220 – 2250 Boundary Rd Burnaby BC V5M 3Z3
(604) 473-9363 Fax (604) 473-9364
(877) 673-4636
E-mail: info@neilsquire.ca
Website: www.neilsquire.ca
Purpose: Our purpose is to create independence for individuals who have physical disabilities. Through direct interaction,
we research, develop, and deliver innovative services and
technology to meet their needs.
Person In Charge: Gary Birch, Executive Director
Information Contact: Suzanne Cross, Manager,
Development and Communications
Board Chair................................................. Clay Braziller
Treasurer..................................................Don Danbrook
NELLIE PHILANTHROPY FOUNDATION
376 Victoria Avenue Suite 240 Westmount QC H3Z 1C3
(514) 904-1642 Fax (514) 483-4222
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www.donorsguide.ca
NELLIE’S SHELTER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
WOMEN’S HOSTELS INC.
970 Queen St E PO Box 98118 Toronto ON M4M 1J0
(416) 461-8903 Fax (416) 461-0970
E-mail: community@nellies.org
Website: www.nellies.org
Purpose: Since 1973, Nellie’s has provided shelter, support
and hope to women and their children who are in crisis due to
violence, poverty and homelessness. Our 36-bed shelter and
Community Support programs improves the quality of life for
women and children in need.
Person In Charge: Margarita Mendez, Executive Director
Information Contact: Wendy Sung-Aad, Manager of
President.......................................................Carol Allain
Vice President............................................. Marcia Beck
Secretary............................................ Kathy Rampersad
NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN’S FUND (CANADA)
2 Berkeley Street, Suite 210 Toronto ON M5A 4J5
(416) 496-8403 Fax (416) 496-8824
NEPEAN MUSEUM
16 Rowley Ave Ottawa ON K2G 1L9
(613) 723-7936 Fax (613) 723-7936
NET MINISTRIES OF CANADA INC.
1820 St. Joseph Blvd. Orleans ON K1C 7C6
(613) 841-4141 Fax (613) 841-4296
NETHERLANDS REFORMED CONGREGATION OF CHILLIWACK,
BRITISH COLUMBIA
8920 Broadway St Chilliwack BC V2P 5W1
(604) 794-7411
NETHERLANDS REFORMED CONGREGATION OF LETHBRIDGE
2303-25th Ave Lethbridge AB T1J 4P4
(403) 732-4955
NEW PATH FOUNDATION
Purpose: New Israel Fund of Canada (NIFC) works with its
partner the New Israel Fund (NIF) to strengthen Israel’s
democracy, promoting freedom, justice and equality for all
Israel’s citizens as envisioned in her Declaration of
Independence. With over thirty years of experience in
addressing some of Israel’s greatest internal challenges such
as religious pluralism, widening economic gaps and domestic
violence, NIF has had a significant impact on building civil
society in Israel and empowering grass-roots organizations
dealing with Israel’s most marginalized groups. According to
Israel’s newspaper Haaretz “There is hardly any significant
socially-oriented organization in Israel today that does not
owe its existence to the NIF.” NIFC is a winner of a
GreatNonProfits Jewish Choice Award.
Person In Charge: Jay Yair Brodbar, Ph.D, Executive
Director, Member CAGP
President........................................... Dr. Isser Dubinsky
Purpose: Vision: Caring communities...Better futures
Mission:”to lead and inspire change...we develop and
manage philanthropic investment and mobilize
community support to meet the mental health needs
of children, youth and families”
Person In Charge: Glen Newby, President & CEO
Information Contact: Common Roof contact, Neville Twine,
Vice President
Chair......................................................... Wendy Fairley
Vice-Chair and Common Roof Initiatives........ Paul Pratt
Past Chair & Director,
Corporate Initiatives............................... David Slocum
Treasurer........................................................ Gary Mann
801 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 401 Toronto ON M5N 1E3
(416) 781-4322 Fax (416) 781-7443
E-mail: jay@nifcan.org
Website: http://www.nifcan.org
NEW LIFE MISSION
P.O. Box 712 Stn Main Kamloops BC V2C 5L7
(250) 372-9898
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165 Ferris Lane Barrie ON L4M 2Y1
(705) 733-2654 ext 2229 Fax (705) 735-6826
E-mail: ntwine@newpath.ca
Website: www.newpath.ca/www.thecommonroof.ca
NEW TRIBES MISSION OF CANADA
Box 707 Durham ON N0G 1R0
(519) 369-2622
NEW VISIONS HOMES FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
250 The Esplanade Ste 101 Toronto ON M5A 1J2
(416) 868-1493 Fax (416) 868-6042
851 Girvin Ave Nanaimo BC V9S 4W9
(250) 753-1993
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS
210 Water St St John’s NL A1C 1A9
(709) 738-1923 Fax (709) 738-0119
NEWFOUNDLAND HISTORIC PARKS ASSOCIATION
Bldg 223 Pleasantville Box 5542 St John’s NL A1C 5W4
(709) 753-9262 Fax (709) 772-2940
NETIVOT HATORAH DAY SCHOOL
18 Atkinson Avenue Thornhill ON L4J 8C8
(905) 771-1234
NEW BEGINNINGS SUPPORT PROGRAM
309-120 Carlton St Toronto ON M5A 4K2
(416) 260-8465 Fax (866) 383-2861
NEW BRUNSWICK BIBLE INSTITUTE INC.
2335 Rte 103 Victoria Corner NB E7P 1C7
(506) 375-9000
NEW BRUNSWICK MUSEUM
277 Douglas Ave Saint John NB E2K 1E5
(506) 643-2300 Fax (506) 643-6081
NEW COVENANT MINISTRIES
Po Box 28063 Dartmouth NS B2W 6E2
(902) 468-9673
NEW DAY MINISTRIES INC.
1111 Chevrier Blvd. Winnipeg MB R3C 3R3
(204) 949-3333
NEW HAVEN LEARNING CENTRE FOR CHILDREN
301 Lanor Ave Etobicoke ON M8W 2R1
(416) 259-4445
NEW HEIGHTS EARLY LEARNING SERVICES SOCIETY
1323 Mcknight Blvd Ne Calgary ON T2E 5T4
(403) 240-1312
1323 Mcknight Blvd Ne Calgary ON T2E 5T4
(403) 240-1312
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NEW BEGINNINGS ESSEX COUNTY
1049 Janette Ave Windsor ON N9A 5A4
(519) 971-9000 Fax (519) 971-9002
Contact Marcella Zanella
at 1-800-465-0029 ext. 276
or planned.giving@natureconservancy.ca
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NEWFOUNDLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Arts & Culture Centre P.O.Box 1854 St John’s NL A1C 5P9
(709) 722-4441 Fax (709) 753-0561
11762 – 106 Street Nw Edmonton AB T5G 2R1
(780) 453-7102
OAKVILLE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
327 Reynolds St Oakville ON L6J 3L7
(905) 338-4642
NEWMAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE ST JOSEPH’S SEMINARY
15611 St Albert Trail Edmonton AB T6V 1H3
(780) 447-2993
Charitable Registration #: 10777 1321 RR0002
NORTHERN ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
5 St. Anne St. St Albert AB T8N 3Z9
(780) 459-1694 Fax (780) 458-5417
2304 Jingle Pot Rd Nanaimo BC V9R 6W2
(250) 740-1025
NIAGARA ASSOCIATION FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
INCORPORATED
795 Highway 8 Fruitland ON L8E 5J3
(905) 643-2460
NORTHERN COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
Box 3211 Timmins ON P4N 8R6
(705) 235-3211
ODYSSEY HOUSE GRANDE PRAIRIE WOMEN’S RESIDENCE
ASSOCIATION
Box 1395 Grande Prairie AB T2V 4Z2
(780) 532-2672 Fax (780) 532-1389
NIAGARA CENTRE FOR YOUTH CARE
243 Church St St Catharines ON L2R 3E8
(905) 688-6850 Fax (905) 688-9951
NIAGARA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
17 Queen Street 3rd Floor St Catharines ON L2R 5G5
(905) 684-8688 Fax (905) 684-2337
NIAGARA HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
155 Ontario Street 1St Floor St Catharines ON L2R 5K3
(905) 378-4647 Fax (905) 682-1472
NIAGARA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
43 Castlereagh PO Box 208 Niagara-on-the-Lake ON L0S 1J0
(905) 468-3912 Fax (905) 468-1728
NIAGARA LAND TRUST FOUNDATION
76 Division Street, Unit 103 Welland ON L3B 3Z7
(905) 945-4700
NIAGARA LIFE CENTRE
237 Lakeshore Road St Catharines ON L2M 1R9
(905) 934-0021
NIAGARA PENINSULA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
250 Thorold Rd West 3rd Flr Welland ON L3C 3W2
(905) 788-3135 Fax (905) 788-1121
NIAGARA REFORMED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 400 Jordan Station ON L0R 1S0
(905) 562-7303
NIAGARA WAREHOUSE OF HOPE
46 Broadway Avenue St Catharines ON L2M 1M4
(905) 646-7237
200 Brady St 1st Flr, Tom Davies Square Sudbury ON P3E 5K3
(705) 674-5249 Fax (705) 674-7939
NIPISSING UNIVERSITY
100 College Dr Box 5002 North Bay ON P1B 8L7
(705) 474-3450 Fax (705) 474-5553
NORFOLK HISTORICAL SOCIETY EVA BROOK DONLY MUSEUM
109 Norfolk St. S. Simcoe ON N3Y 2W3
(519) 426-1583 Fax (519) 426-1584
Po Box 39 Stn Main Delta BC V4K 1V8
(604) 946-1227
NORTH KOOTENAY LAKE COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY
Box 546 336 B Avenue Kaslo BC V0G 1M0
(250) 353-7691 Fax (250) 353-7694
NORTH OKANAGAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
2802 34th Street Vernon BC V1T 5X1
(204) 549-1281
1889 Skeena Dr PO Box 1109 Port Edward BC V0V 1G0
(250) 628-3538 Fax (250) 628-3540
NORTHERN DIABETES HEALTH NETWORK
1204A Roland Street Thunder Bay ON P7B 5M4
(806) 626-9788
NORTHERN LIFE MUSEUM CENTRE
110 King Street PO Box 420 Fort Smith NT X0E 0P0
(867) 872-2859 Fax (867) 872-5808
11401-8th St Dawson Creek BC V1G 4G2
(250) 784-7527
NORTHERN LIGHTS WILDLIFE SOCIETY
17366 Telkwa High Road Smithers BC V0J 2N7
(250) 847-5101
NORTHERN SHIELD ACADEMY INC.
1810 Ellice Ave Winnipeg MB R3H 0B7
(204) 889-7796
NORTH-SOUTH INSTITUTE
55 Murray St., Suite 200 Ottawa ON K1N 5M3
(613) 241-3535 Fax (613) 241-7435
NORTHUMBERLAND LAND TRUST
c/o 16 Ross Street Port Hope ON L1A 1J2
NORTHUMBERLAND UNITED WAY
1005 Elgin Street West Suite 203 Cobourg ON K9A 5J4
(905) 372-6955 Fax (905) 372-4417
NOVA SCOTIA HEARING & SPEECH FOUNDATION
1350 Bedford Highway, Suite 5 Bedford NS B4A 1E1
(902) 423-1947 Fax (902) 423-3765
NOVA SCOTIA NATURE TRUST
PO Box 2202 Halifax NS B3J 3C4
(902) 425-5263 Fax (902) 429-5263
(877) 434-5263
E-mail: nature@nsnt.ca
Website: www.nsnt.ca
Purpose: Our mission is to identify, protect, maintain and
restore Nova Scotia’s native biodiversity and ecological
integrity, including representative, rare, outstanding and
unique or otherwise ecologically significant natural features
on private land. Since 1994, we have protected over 5000
acres of outstanding natural areas throughout Nova Scotia.
Person In Charge: Bonnie Sutherland, Executive Director
President................................................Nil d’Entremont
Vice President............................................. Corey Miller
NSO FOUNDATION INC.
Arts & Culture Centre P.O.Box 1854 St John’s NL A1C 5P9
(709) 722-0280 Fax (709) 722-0561
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NORTH SHORE DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTRE ASSOCIATION
3158 Mountain Hwy North Vancouver BC V7K 2H5
(604) 985-5371 Fax (604) 985-7594
OAK BAY KIWANIS PAVILION FOUNDATION
3034 Cedar Hill Road Victoria BC V8T 3J3
(250) 598-2022 Fax (250) 598-0023
335 Lonsdale Avenue North Vancouver BC V7M 2G3
(604) 988-6844 Fax (604) 988-2787
OAK MEADOWS CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS INC.
112 Third Line Oakville ON L6L 3Z6
(905) 825-1247
NORTH YORK GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
4001 Leslie St Toronto ON M2K 1E1
(416) 756-6359 Fax (416) 756-9047
OAK RIDGES MORAINE LAND TRUST
The Gate House (Seneca) 13990 Dufferin St. N, King City ON L7B 1B3
(905) 833-3171 Fax (905) 833-6619
NORTH YORK HARVEST FOOD BANK
640 Lawrence Ave West Toronto ON M6A 1B1
(416) 635-7771
OAKVILLE GALLERIES
1306 Lakeshore Rd E Oakville ON L6J 1L6
(905) 844-4402 Fax (905) 844-7968
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OLDS COLLEGE
4500 50 Street, Olds AB T4H 1R6
(403) 556-8232 Fax (403) 556-4754
ONE FAMILY FUND CANADA
2 St. Clair Ave. East #800 Toronto ON M4T 2T5
(416) 595-2300
ONE MISSION SOCIETY (OMS) – CANADA
132- 293 Wellington Street North Hamilton ON L8L 8E7
(905) 522-1605 Fax (905) 522-2849
ONTARIO ARTS FOUNDATION
151 Bloor St West 5th Floor Toronto ON M5S 1T6
(416) 969-7413 Fax (416) 969-7450
ONTARIO CONGREGATION OF THE SONS OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION
300 Ansley Grove Rd Woodbridge ON L4L 3W4
(905) 856-2205
ONTARIO FARMLAND TRUST
Richards Building, University of Guelph, Guelph ON N1G 2W1
(519) 824-4120 Fax (519) 824-5730
ONTARIO FEDERATION FOR CEREBRAL PALSY (THE)
1630 Lawrence Avenue W #104 Toronto ON M6L 1C5
(416) 244-9686 Fax (416) 244-6543
ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS AND HUNTERS (THE)
PO Box 2800 4601 Guthrie Dr. Peterborough ON K9J 8L5
(705) 748-6324 Fax (705) 748-9577
E-mail: ofah@ofah.org
Website: www.ofah.org
Purpose: For over 80 years the O.F.A.H. has raised funds for
fish and wildlife conservation work and supported angling and
hunting heritage rights. We focus on conservation education,
fish and wildlife research, native species reintroductions and
science-based decisions in dealing with natural resource
issues.
Person In Charge: Mike Reader, Executive Director
ONTARIO KHALSA DARBAR
1607 Flamborough Circle Mississauga ON L5S 1B7
(905) 670-3311
ONTARIO LAND TRUST ALLIANCE
10 Adelaide Street East, Suite 401 Toronto ON M5C 1J3
(416) 588-6582 Fax (416) 588-6588
ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES
10 Overlea Blvd Toronto ON M4H 1A4
(416) 425-3463 Fax (416) 425-1920
ONTARIO NATURE (FEDERATION OF ONTARIO NATURALISTS)
201-366 Adelaide St. W. Toronto ON M5V 1R9
(416) 444-8419 Fax (416) 444-9866
ONTARIO REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION (OREA) FOUNDATION
99 Duncan Mills Road Don Mills ON M3B 1Z2
(416) 445-9910 Fax (416) 445-2644
ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE THE CENTENNIAL
CENTRE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
770 Don Mills Road Toronto ON M3C 1T3
(416) 696-3121 Fax (416) 696-3293
www.charitycan.ca
ONTARIO SHORES FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
700 Gordon Street Whitby ON L1N 5S9
(905) 430-4055 ext 6094 Fax (905) 665-4455
(800) 341-6323 ext 6094
E-mail: foundation@ontarioshores.ca
Website: ontarioshoresfoundation.ca
Purpose: We are an independently incorporated charity
whose purpose is to raise funds in support of Ontario
Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences and its partners who provide services and support to Ontario
Shores’ patients and their families.
Person In Charge: Jennifer A. Clark, CFRE,
Executive Director, Member AFP
Chair....................................................... Dan Carter
Vice Chair...........................................Sharon Baker
Director.............................................Michael Ewles
Director................................................... Jim Irving
Director......................................... Ian F.T. Kennedy
Director....................................... Robert Wordham
Ex-Officio Director......................... Dr. Eric Fonberg
Ex-Officio Director.......................... Dr. Ilan Fischler
Ex-Officio Director........................Glenna Raymond
Secretary........................................... Jennifer Clark
ONTARIO SPCA ONTARIO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
16586 Woodbine Ave RR 3 Newmarket ON L3Y 4W1
(905) 898-7122 Fax (905) 853-8643
ONTARIO WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (THE)
Box 1598 Peterborough ON K9J 7S4
(705) 876-7256 Fax (705) 876-7256
Website: www.ontwf.org
Purpose: Our mandate is to raise funds and awareness for
the conservation of Ontario’s fish and wildlife habitat through
research and restoration. Our strength is finding funding
partners on conservation projects and conservation education
programs. Our primary challenges are loss of habitat and the
disconnection of our youth from nature.
OOLAGEN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH
65 Wellesley Street East Suite 500 Toronto ON M4Y 1G7
(416) 395-0660 Fax (416) 395-0666
E-mail: carolinesneath@oolagen.org
Website: www.oolagen.org
Purpose: Founded in 1967, Oolagen works with Toronto youth
experiencing difficulties that severely affect their ability to cope
or function in school or daily activities. At Oolagen, Listen,
Assist, Engage and Empower are the key components of our
work. Through listening, we gain understanding; in assisting
youth and their families, we help them discover their own
skills and knowledge for life, through engaging, we encourage
youth to adopt a new, more hopeful view of themselves and
their lives; and through this process, we support empowerment. Issues youth face include physical or sexual abuse,
family violence, youth gangs, eating disorders, substance
abuse, mental illness, anger management, homelessness,
pregnancy and death or divorce in the family.
Person In Charge: Robert Engel, Executive Director
Information Contact: Caroline Sneath, Director of
Development
President........................................... Barbara Silverberg
Vice President............................... Doug Younghusband
Director...............................Peter Silverman, Tim Stoate
Director............... Debbie Osler Bianco, Dr. Nana Barnor
OPEN ARMS MISSION OF WELLAND INC.
22 Fifth Street Welland ON L3B 4Z3
(905) 892-3923
OPEN DOORS WITH BROTHER ANDREW INC.
30-5155 Spectrum Way Halton Hills ON L7G 0C6
(905) 636-0944
OPERA HAMILTON OPERA HAMILTON &
KITCHENER WATERLOO OPERA
105 Main Street East, Suite 905 Hamilton ON L8N 1G6
(905) 527-7627 Fax (905) 527-0014
4 Parkdale Crescent NW Calgary AB T2N 3T8
(403) 283-6323 Fax (403) 270-1899
84 West St. Port Colborne ON L3K44C8
(905) 835-2546 Fax (905) 835-2533
5431 Woodwards Road Richmond BC V7E 1G9
(604) 277-2437 Fax (604) 277-2453
OPERATION SAVE CANADA’S TEENAGERS
Toronto ON M9M 2W8
(647) 476-3159
OPERATION SPRINGBOARD
2 Carlton St #800 Toronto ON M5B 1J3
(416) 977-0089 Fax (416) 977-2840
OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL CANADA
295 The West Mall, Suite 504 Toronto ON M9C 4Z4
(416) 444-2448
915 33rd Street NE Calgary AB T2A 6T2
(403) 263-8888 Fax (403) 264-1775
OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION OF CANADA
5205, boul. Metropolitain, est, bureau 200 Montréal QC H1R 1Z7
(314) 371-6000 Fax (314) 535-7436
9815 – 140 Street Surrey BC V3T 4M4
(604) 584-5811 Fax (604) 584-7628
OR HAEMET SEPHARDIC SCHOOL
7026 Bathurst St Thornhill ON L4J 8K3
(905) 669-7654
OTTAWA CHILDREN’S TREATMENT CENTRE FOUNDATION
395 Smyth Rd Ottawa ON K1H 8L2
(613) 738-4336 Fax (613) 738-4385
E-mail: pshapiro@octc.ca
Website: www.octc.ca
Purpose: Gifts to the Foundation directly benefit children
and teens with physical, developmental and learning
difficulties, including cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder,
spina bifida and other neuromuscular or developmental
impairments. Your support provides recreation activities and
invaluable assistive equipment, training and research.
Person In Charge: Patricia Shapiro, Director, Member AFP
Information Contact: Patricia Shapiro, Director, Member
AFP
Chair............................................................Regis Trudel
Secretary/Treasurer..................................... Robin Sellar
Fundraising Goal: $450,000.00
OTTAWA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
2191 Benjamin Avenue Ottawa ON K2J 3T1
(613) 722-5836
OTTAWA DRAGON BOAT FOUNDATION
180 Kent Street, Unit 4 Ottawa ON K1P 0B6
(613) 238-7711 Fax (613) 565-2662
OTTAWA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION (THE)
737 Parkdale Ave 1st Flr Ottawa ON K1Y 1J8
(613) 761-4295 Fax (613) 761-5014
OTTAWA HUMANE SOCIETY
101 Champagne Ave South Ottawa ON K1S 4P3
(613) 725-3166 Fax (613) 725-5674
OTTAWA REGIONAL CANCER FOUNDATION
704-265 Carling Ave. Ottawa ON K1S 2E1
(613) 247-3527
ORAL ROBERTS EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
P.O. Box 218 Station R Toronto ON M3C 3R8
(416) 485-8431
ORBIS CANADA
375-340 College Street Toronto ON M5& 3A9
(416) 413-7925 Fax (416) 413-7925
ORGAN DONATION & TRANSPLANT ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
444 Ontario Street Stratford ON N5A 3J2
(866) 949-0003 Fax (416) 487-3908
ORILLIA AND DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL
37 Mississaga Street West PO Box 2357 Orillia ON L3V 6V7
(705) 329-2333 Fax (705) 329-4099
Charitable Registration # 83535 4341RP0001
ORT CANADA
3101 Bathurst Suite 604 Toronto ON M3H 5Y9
(514) 481-2787
OSBORNE HOUSE INC.
PO Box 397 Winnipeg MB R3C 2H6
(204) 942-7373 Fax (204) 956-1412
OSTEOPOROSIS CANADA / OSTEOPOROSE CANADA
301-1090 Donmills Road Toronto ON M3C 3R6
(416) 696-2663
OTTAWA CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY /
LA SOCIETE DE MUSIQUE DE CHAMBRE D’OTTAWA
4 Florence Street, #201 Ottawa ON K2P 0W7
(613) 234-8008
One in f ive people will
experience a mental illness
severe enough to affect
their daily activities...
and four in f ive will know
someone who does.
Ontario Shores Foundation for Mental Health raises
funds to support the priorities of Ontario Shores
Centre for Mental Health Sciences and its partner
organizations that help care for its patients. Our
primary focus is on child and youth and seniors’
mental health initiatives. Donations and
sponsorships are sought to fund innovation,
research and teaching; mental health promotion,
mental illness awareness and stigma-reduction
programs; and renovating and building
recovery-focused space.
Our donors and sponsors are helping us build a
foundation of hope for the future.
ontarioshoresfoundation.ca
www.donorsguide.ca
Jennifer A. Clark, CFRE
Executive Director
905-430-4055, ext 6094
clarkj@ontarioshores.ca
700 Gordon Street
Whitby, ON L1N 5S9
Charitable Business Number 8355 59824 RR0001
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OTTAWA-CARLETON ASSOCIATION FOR PERSONS WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
229 Colonnade Road S Ottawa ON K2E 7K3
(613) 569-8993 Fax (613) 569-9865
Website: www.ocapdd.on.ca
Purpose: The Ottawa-Carleton Association for Persons with
Developmental Disabilities (OCAPDD) supports people
with developmental disabilities through a holistic approach
including: Individualized service planning; Providing a
continuum of innovative community participation and
residential options; Recruiting and developing an educated
and experienced workforce; Advocacy for individuals with
developmental disabilities, their families and support
networks; Linking with the community, developmental
and funding sectors.
Person In Charge: Mr. David A. Ferguson, MBA, Executive
Director, OCAPDD & Open Hands Chair, OASIS Labour
Relations Committee
Information Contact: Jocelyne Parent Lewis, Director of
Community Resources, Member AFP
President................................................ Bonnie Dinning
Vice-President.......................................... William Cowie
Member.................................Frank Arecchi, David Keay
Member...............................................Stephen Arbuckle
Member............................ Janet Nevala, Andrea Marcus
Member...................... James Smith, Peter van der Jagt
OUR LADY OF FATIMA’S PARISH
153 Woodroffe Ave Ottawa ON K2A 3T8
(613) 722-7661
10460 – 139 Street Surrey BC V3T 4L5
(604) 581-4141
OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH
173 Lourdes St W Waterloo ON N2L 1N5
OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, WINDSOR
4401 Mount Royal Dr Windsor ON N9G 2C5
(519) 433-0658
2465 Crown St Vancouver BC V6R 3V9
(604) 224-4344
3141 Shaughnessy St Port Coquitlam BC V3B 4L2
(604) 942-7808
OUR LADY SEAT OF WISDOM ACADEMY FOR STUDIES IN
CHRISTIAN CULTURE
18 Karol Wojtyla Square PO Box 249 Barry’s Bay ON K0J 1B0
(613) 756-3082 Fax (613) 756-4077
(877) 369-6520
E-mail: academy@seatofwisdom.org
Website: www.seatofwisdom.org
Purpose: To provide affordable Catholic post-secondary
classical liberal arts education in light of the teachings of the
Catholic Church. These studies help students grow in their
faith, and receive the intellectual tools to be effective apostles
in the world.
Person In Charge: Dr. Keith Cassidy, President
Information Contact: Maria Reilander, Senior Development
Fundraising Goal: $275,000 (operating) & $220,000
(capital)
OUR PLACE SOCIETY
919 Pandora Ave Victoria BC V8V 3P4
(250) 388-7112
www.donorsguide.ca
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334-1367 West Broadway Vancouver BC V4M 2H7
(604) 737-3058 Fax (604) 737-3666
600-850 Hastings St W Vancouver BC V6C 1E1
(604) 685-7375
2 – 7201 72nd Street Delta BC V4G 1M5
(604) 952-0050 Fax (604) 952-4650
Suite 300 – 1682 West 7th Ave Vancouver BC V6J 4S6
(604) 664-7664 Fax (604) 664-7665
OUTREACH MINISTRIES OF OSHAWA
71 Simcoe St S Oshawa ON L1G 8B2
(905) 725-5946
4th Fl-5750 Oak St Vancouver BC V6M 2V9
(604) 261-1502 Fax (604) 261-1529
OUTWARD BOUND CANADA
150 Laird Dr Suite 302 Toronto NB M4G 3V7
(416) 421-8111 Fax (416) 421-9026
PACIFICA HOUSING
827 Fisgard St Victoria BC V8W 1R9
(250) 385-2131
OVARIAN CANCER CANADA/CANCER DE L’OVAIRE CANADA
145 Front St East Suite 101 Toronto ON M5A 1E3
(416) 962-2700
PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK FOR YORK REGION (THE)
194 Eagle St. Newmarket ON L3Y 1J6
(905) 895-3628 Fax (905) 895-0910
OVERSEAS MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP
5155 Spectrum Way – Bldg. 21 Mississauga ON L4W 5A1
(905) 568-9971
PAOC MISSION LINK
491 Westheights Drive Mississauga ON L5N 5Z6
(519) 745-3749
OWEN SOUND REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
Box 1001 1800 8th Street East Owen Sound ON N4K 6H6
(519) 372-3925 Fax (519) 372-3950
E-mail: office@oshfoundation.ca
Website: www.oshfoundation.ca
Purpose: A registered charitable organization that raises funds
for equipment, facilities and staff development for Grey Bruce
Health Services’ – Owen Sound Regional Hospital.
Person In Charge: Paul Weitendorf, Executive Director
Information Contact: Willard VanderPloeg, Development
Mark Ostland................................................... Chairman
Neil McCutcheon..............................................Treasurer
Douglas Grahlman................................... Vice-Chairman
OXFAM CANADA – NATIONAL FUNDRAISING OFFICE
210 – 410 Adelaide St. W. Toronto ON M5V 1S8
(416) 535-2335 Fax (416) 537-6435
OXFAM-QUEBEC
2330 Notre-Dame Ouest Montréal QC H3J 1N4
(514) 937-1614
OXFORD REFORMED CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
308 Church Street P.O. Box 68 Springford ON N0J 1X0
(519) 842-3230 Fax (519) 842-5841
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10238-168th Street Surrey BC V4N 1Z4
(604) 581-5353
9412 Lauries Lane Sidney BC V8L 4L2
(250) 656-4283 Fax (250) 656-4383
E-mail: patspets@shaw.ca
Website: www.patspets.ca
Purpose: Volunteers with pets regularly visit all types of care
facilities, homes, hospitals, institutions, schools. P.A.T.S.
participates in community events, parades, fairs, displays.
Pet Loss Line, with trained volunteers, offers emotional
support. Speakers available to explain benefits of human/
animal relationships.
Person In Charge: Sadey Guy, Founder & Co-ordinator of
Volunteers
Information Contact: Sadey Guy, Founder & Volunteer
Co-ordinator
Volunteer Co-ordinator...................................Sadey Guy
Secretary..................................................... Diane Taylor
Treasurer............................................... Jennifer Buscall
Pet Loss Line Co-ordinator................Pattie Whitehouse
Website Manager................................. Lisa Stellingwerff
PARADISE CHARITY GROUP
328 Highway 7 East Unit 202a Richmond Hill ON L4B 3P7
(905) 482-4822
PARC MARIE-VICTORIN INC.
385 Rue Marie-Victorin Cp 356 Kingsey Falls QC J0A 1B0
(819) 363-2528
PARISH OF ST JAMES
6351 Ranchview Drive N.w. Calgary AB T3G 1B5
(403) 239-0104
PARISH OF ST JOHN
1490 Nanton Avenue Vancouver BC V6H 2E2
(604) 731-4966
PARISH OF ST MARY’S KE RRISDALE
2490 W. 37th Avenue Vancouver BC V6M 1P5
(604) 261-4228
PARK MANOR PERSONAL CARE HOME
301 Redonda Street Winnipeg MB R2C 1L7
(204) 222-3251 Fax (204) 222-3237
PARKHILL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
970 Parkinson Road Mossley ON N0L 1V0
(519) 451-7738
600-890 Pender St W Vancouver BC V6C 1J9
(604) 662-3240 Fax (604) 687-1327
PARKINSON SOCIETY CANADA MARITIME REGION
7071 Bayers Rd. Suite 150 Halifax NS B3L 2C2
(902) 422-3656 Fax (902) 422-3797
PARKINSON SOCIETY SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
117-4500 Blakie Road London ON N6L 1G5
(519) 652-9437 Fax (519) 652-9267
Edmonton General, Room 3Y18 11111 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton AB T5K 0L4
(780) 482-8993 Fax (780) 482-8969
225-13 Avenue SW Calgary AB T2R 1N8
(403) 974-0751 Fax (403) 974-0758
PARKWOOD GOSPEL TEMPLE OF WINDSOR
3005 Temple Drive Windsor ON N8W 5E5
(519) 948-7055
PARTENAIRES CANADIENS POUR LA SANTE INTERNATIONALE
955 boul. St-Jean, bureau 205 Pointe-Claire QC H9R 5K3
(514) 695-0007 Téléc (514) 695-8528
PARTICIPACTION
1804 – 2 Bloor Street East Toronto ON M4W 1A8
(416) 913-1511
1003 Belvedere P.O.box 309 Enderby BC V0E 1V0
(250) 838-2111
PARTNERS IN THE PARK
(204) 888-5466 Fax (204) 889-8136
PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL-CHRISTIAN
NATIONALS EVANGELISM MISSION
8500 Torbram Rd. Unit 56 Brampton ON L6T 5C6
(905) 458-1202
PAS & DISTRICT UNITED WAY (THE)
PO Box 2998 The Pas MB R9A 1R7
(204) 623-2225 Fax (204) 623-5120
PASSION FOUNDATION
PO Box 10424 Pacific Centre Vancouver BC V7Y 1K2
(416) 863-1510
PEOPLES CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (PCA) INC.
North York ON M2N 3B6
(416) 222-3341
PEOPLES MINISTRIES INC.
374 Sheppard Avenue East Willowdale ON M2N 3B6
(416) 222-3341
PERIMETER INSTITUTE
31 Caroline Street North Waterloo ON N2L 2Y5
(519) 569-7600
PASSIONIST MISSIONS (CANADA)
2102 Kipling Ave Toronto ON M9W 4K5
(416) 743-3500
PERLEY AND RIDEAU VETERANS’ HEALTH
CENTRE FOUNDATION (THE)
1750 Russell Rd Ottawa ON K1G 5Z6
(613) 526-7173 Fax (613) 526-7202
PATHS OF TORAH SCHOOL
65 Dufflaw Road Toronto ON M3H 2Z1
(416) 782-7974
PERSONS WITH AIDS SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
1107 Seymour St Vancouver BC V6B 5S8
(604) 893-2200
#103, 6919 – 32 Ave NW Calgary AB T3B 0K6
(403) 247-5003 Fax (403) 286-1163
PETAH TIKVA – ANSHE CASTILLA CONGREGATION
20 Danby Avenue Downsview ON M3H 2J3
(416) 636-4719
PATHWAYS FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES
OF YORK REGION INC.
144 Main St #208 Markham ON L3P 3A1
(905) 471-7877 Fax (905) 471-7949
PETERBOROUGH REGIONAL HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
1 Hospital Drive Peterborough ON K9J 7C6
(705) 876-5000 Fax (705) 876-5032
PATHWAYS SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIE
3839 Clara Avenue Windsor ON N9E 4X6
(519) 250-6128
PATHWAYS TO EDUCATION CANADA
130 King Street West Suite 600 Toronto ON M5X 1A6
(416) 860-3707 Fax (416) 860-9899
PATRO DE CHARLESBOURG
7700, 3e Avenue Est Québec QC G1H 7J2
(418) 626-0161 Téléc (418) 626-5080
PAVILION GALLERY MUSEUM INC.
55 Pavilion Cres. Winnipeg MB R3P 2N6
(204) 888-5466 Fax (204) 889-8136
PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH FOUNDATION
15521 Russell Avenue White Rock BC V4B 2R4
(604) 535-4520 Fax (604) 541-5820
E-mail: stephanie.beck@peacearchhospital.com
Website: www.peacearchhospital.com
Purpose: We raise money to enhance quality healthcare in the
community of White Rock/South Surrey.
Person In Charge: Jackie Smith, Executive Director –
Member AHP, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Information Contact: Stephanie Beck, Senior Development
Officer – Planned Giving, Member CAGP
Chair......................................................... Jane Manning
Vice-Chair......................................................Jack Boyce
Past Chair........................................ Dragana Sanderson
Treasurer......................................................Bob Cooper
Secretary.................................................... Jackie Smith
PETITS FRERES DES PAUVRES (LES)
4624 Rue Garnier Montréal QC H2J 3S7
(514) 527-8653 Téléc (514) 527-7162
PHILANTHROPIC FOUNDATIONS CANADA
555 René-Lévesque Blvd West #900 Montréal QC H2Z 1B1
(514) 866-5446 Fax (514) 866-5846
PHOENIX COMMUNITY WORKS FOUNDATION
Ste 505-344 Bloor Street West Toronto ON M5S 3A7
(416) 964-3380
PHOENIX TRANSITION SOCIETY
1770 11th Ave Prince George BC V2L 3S8
(604) 563-7305
PHOENIX YOUTH PROGRAMS
6035 Coburg Road PO Box 60006,
RPO Prof. Centre Halifax NS B3H 4R7
(902) 422-3105 Fax (902) 422-7656
PINE RIVER INSTITUTE
2 St Clair Avenue East Suite 800 Toronto ON M4T 2T5
(416) 955-1453
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PEARSON COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC
650 Pearson College Dr Victoria BC V9C 4H7
(250) 391-2413 Fax (250) 391-2480
PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY GROUP OF ONTARIO
480 University Ave Suite #1014 Toronto ON M5G 1V2
(416) 592-1232
PEEL CHILDREN’S CENTRE
85A Aventura Court Mississauga ON L5T 2Y6
(905) 795-3500 Fax (905) 696-0350
PENYEM JAMORAI RELIEF ORGANIZATION
10 Boultbee Avenue, Unit 1010 Toronto ON M4J 1A6
(416) 406-1045
P.O. Box 99 Sexsmith AB T0H 3C0
(780) 568-3962 Fax (780) 568-4431
PEEL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
20 Lynch Street Brampton ON L6W 2Z8
(905) 796-4018
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PLAN CANADA
(PLAN INTERNATIONAL CANADA INC.)
95 St Clair Avenue West Suite 1001 Toronto ON M4V 3B5
(416) 920-1654 ext 292 Fax (416) 920-9942
(800) 387-1418 ext 292
E-mail: kray@plancanada.ca
Website: plancanada.ca
Purpose: Plan is a global movement for change,
mobilizing millions of people around the world to
support social justice for children in developing
countries. Founded in 1937, we are one of the world’s
oldest and largest international development agencies.
Not for profit, independent and inclusive of all faiths and
cultures, we have only one agenda: to improve the lives
of children. Join us and plan to change the world.
Person In Charge: Rosemary McCarney, President
and CEO
Information Contact: Karobi Ray, CFRE,
Development Manager, Member CAGP
Chair.............................................. Bernard Richard
Vice-Chair..........................................Josh Liswood
Secretary............................... Rosemary McCarney
Treasurer.............................................. Paula Butler
PLANET IN FOCUS FOUNDATION
55 Mill St, Building 74, #402 Toronto ON M5A 3C4
(416) 531-1769 Fax (416) 531-8985
PLAYHOUSE THEATRE CENTRE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE)
160 West 1st Avenue Vancouver BC V5T 1B4
(604) 872-6622
POLICY ALTERNATIVES / CENTRE CANADIEN DE
RECHERCHE EN POLITIQUES DE RECHANGE
410-75 Albert St Ottawa ON K1P 5E7
(613) 563-1341
POLLUTION PROBE FOUNDATION (THE)
402 – 625 Church St Toronto ON M4Y 2G1
(416) 926-1907 Fax (416) 926-1601
PONTIFICAL MISSION SOCIETIES
3329 Danforth Avenue Unit D Scarborough ON M1L 4T3
(416) 699-7077 Fax (416) 699-9019
PORCUPINE UNITED WAY
60 Wilson Avenue, Suite 312 P.O. Box 984
Timmins ON P4N 7H6
(705) 268-9696 Fax (705) 268-9700
PORT PE RRY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
451 PAXTON STREET Port Perry ON L9L 1L9
(905) 985-7321
PORTAGE FOUNDATION LA FONDATION PORTAGE
865 Square Richmond Montréal QC H3J 1V8
(514) 939-0202
PORTAGE PLAINS UNITED WAY
224 Saskatchewan Ave. East Portage La Prairie MB R1N 0K9
(204) 857-4440 Fax (204) 239-1740
PO Box 370 Powell River BC V8A 5C2
(604) 485-2132
POWELL RIVER THERAPEUTIC RIDING ASSOCIATION
C-6 RR1 Valley Road (4356 Myrtle Road)
Powell River BC V8A 4Z2
(604) 485-0177 Fax (604) 485-0178
POWER PLANT CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY (THE)
231 Queens Quay West Toronto ON M5J 2G8
(416) 973-4949 Fax (416) 973-4933
P.O. Box 300 Stn A Langley BC V2Y 1N5
(604) 514-5000
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POWER ZONE OUTREACH MINISTRIES
24 Sable Street Toronto ON M6M 3K6
(416) 595-8695
330 – 5th Avenue NE PO Box 4000 Three Hills AB T0M 2N0
(403) 443-5511 Fax (403) 443-5540
PRAIRIE NORTH REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
1092-107 Street North Battleford SK S9A 1Z1
(306) 446-6480
PRAIRIE PUBLIC TELEVISION (MANITOBA) INC.
30 Envoy Cr. Winnipeg MB R2V 3K6
(204) 334-4211
Box 4495 Three Hills AB T0M 2A0
(403) 443-5858
PRAISE CATHEDRAL WORSHIP CENTRE INC.
6785 Millcreek Drive Mississauga ON L5N 5M4
(905) 828-4870
PRANKARD EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION BILL
Box 7007 Station V Ottawa ON K1L 8E2
(613) 749-5050
PREGNANCY AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES INC.
555 Spence St. Winnipeg MB R3B 2R9
(204) 772-9091 Fax (204) 774-2161
PRESIDENT’S CHOICE CHILDREN’S CHARITY LA FONDATION POUR
LES ENFANTS LE CHOIX DU PRESIDENT
1 President’s Choice Circle Brampton ON L6Y 5S5
(905) 459-2500
PRIMATE’S WORLD RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT FUND
(416) 924-9192 Fax (416) 924-3483
PRIMATE’S WORLD RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT FUND (THE) THE
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
(416) 924-9192 Fax (416) 924-3483
PRINCE COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
65 Roy Boates Ave., Box 3000 Summerside PE C1N 2A9
(902) 432-2547 Fax (902) 432-2551
610 University Avenue Toronto ON M5G 2M9
(416) 946-6562 Fax (416) 946-6563
E-mail: legacy@pmhf.ca
Website: www.pmhf.ca
Purpose: Invest in one of the top 5 cancer research
centres in the world, The Princess Margaret. Our vision
is to CONQUER CANCER IN OUR LIFETIME.
Person In Charge: Paul Alofs, President & Chief
Executive Officer
Information Contact: Jill Nelson, Senior Director of
Estate Giving, Member CAGP
Board Chair.....................................John H. Bowey
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PRISON FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA
Rpo Manulife P.O. Box 19510 Toronto ON M4W 3T9
(416) 848-4793
PROCURE ALLIANCE / ALLIANCE PROCURE
2001 Mcgill College Ave. Suite 230 Mont-Royal QC H3P 3C8
(514) 985-1320
PROJECT LITERACY VICTORIA
930A Yates Street Victoria BC V8V 4Z3
(250) 381-3755
www.donorsguide.ca
PROJECT PLOUGHSHARES
57 Erb St W Waterloo ON N2L 6C2
(519) 888-6541 ext 705 Fax (519) 888-0018
(888) 907-3223
E-mail: plough@ploughshares.ca
Website: www.ploughshares.ca
Purpose: An agency of The Canadian Council of Churches
that works with civil society, governments, and churches, in
Canada and abroad, to advance policies and actions that
prevent war and armed violence and build peace. Member of
the Canadian Council for International Co-operation (CCIC).
Adheres to CCIC’s Code of Ethics.
Person In Charge: John Siebert, Executive Director
Information Contact: Nancy Regehr, Associate Director,
Chair.............................................................. Scott Kline
Treasurer......................................................Scott Beech
PROMIS PROMOTION INTÉGRATION SOCIÉTÉ NOUVELLE
3333 Côte-Sainte-Catherine Montréal QC H3T 1C8
(514) 345-1615
2 Lombard Street Toronto ON M5C 1M1
(416) 441-2131 Fax: (416) 441-2325 (888) 255-0333
E-mail: info@prostatecancer.ca
Website: prostatecancer.ca
Charitable Registration #: 89127 0944 RR0001
Purpose: Prostate Cancer Canada raises funds for the development of programs related to awareness, public education,
advocacy, and support of those affected, and research into
prevention, detection, treatment and cure of prostate cancer.
Person In Charge: Steve Jones, President & C.E.O.
Information Contact: Jamie Howe, Director, Direct
Marketing, Member AFP
PROVIDENCE HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION
3276 St Clair Ave E Toronto ON M1L 1W1
(416) 285-3630 Fax (416) 285-3753
PUBLIC ACCESS
303 Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts York University,
4700 Keele Street Toronto ON M3J 1P3
(416) 655-3408
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QEII HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE FOUNDATION
PO Box 9000 Halifax NS B3K 6A3
(902) 473-7932 Fax (902) 473-4421
(888) 428-0220
E-mail: charles.o’neil@@qe2foundation.ca
Website: www.qe2foundation.ca
Purpose: Strengthens health care at the QEII Health
Sciences Centre by supporting the purchase of superior
patient technology, promotion of professional education,
advancement of medical research and involvement with
community-based disease prevention initiatives. The
QEII is the largest adult academic health sciences centre
in Atlantic Canada providing highly advanced care to residents of all four Atlantic provinces.
Person In Charge: Bill Bean, President & CEO,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Charles O’Neil, Director of Gift
Planning, Member CAGP
Chair.......................................................... Sherry Porter
Past Chair.............................................Constance Glube
Treasurer.....................................................Jamie O’Neil
Vice Chair............................................. Bruce Marchand
Their future
is your legacy
Give opportunities to generations of children.
Remember Plan Canada in your will and plan to change the world.
Contact Karobi Ray, CFRE at
416.920.1654 ext. 292 or
1.800.387.1418 ext. 292 or
kray@plancanada.ca
plancanada.ca
Plan International Canada Inc.
95 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 1001
Toronto, ON M4V 3B5
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QUEBEC SOCIETY FOR DISABLED CHILDREN/ SOCIETE POUR LES
ENFANTS HANDICAPES DU QUEBEC
2300 René-Lévesque Blvd W Montréal QC H3H 2R5
(514) 937-6171 Fax (514) 937-0082
QUEEN ALEXANDRA FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN
2400 Arbutus Rd Victoria BC V8N 1V7
(250) 519-6721 Fax (250) 519-6715
E-mail: frances.melville@viha.ca
Website: www.queenalexandra.org
Purpose: The Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children
supports the physical, emotional and social well being of
children, youth and their families primarily on Vancouver
Island. The Foundation funds medical and therapeutic
equipment, programs and research that enhance children’s
lives, particularly for those with special needs.
Person In Charge: Ron Hewitt, Q.C., President and CEO
Information Contact: Frances Melville, Director of
Operations, (250) 519-6943
Chair.......................................................Chuck Chandler
Vice Chair..................................Margot McLaren Moore
Treasurer................................................... Dunnery Best
Secretary.................................................. Bob Campbell
QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC.
Po Box 6600 Charlottetown PE C1A 8T5
(902) 894-2425
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY
99 University Ave Kingston ON K7L 3N6
(613) 533-2060 Fax (613) 533-6762
(800) 267-7837
E-mail: gift.planning@queensu.ca
Website: http://www.queensu.ca/giving/
Purpose: Queen’s University is one of Canada’s oldest degreegranting institutions and a place where world-class scholars,
artists and scientists interact with some of the brightest students from across Canada and abroad. A rich legacy of academic excellence, a distinctive learning environment that is
built on the philosophy that not all lessons are learned in the
classroom, an unrivaled spirit, strong sense of community
and social purpose are hallmarks of the Queen’s experience.
Person In Charge: Thomas Hewitt, Chief Development
Officer, Department of Development
Information Contact: Linda Pearson, Director, Gift Planning
Chairman.........................................................Bill Young
Secretary...............................................Georgina Moore
Principal and Vice-Chancellor.................... Daniel Woolf
QUESNEL & DISTRICT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
395 Elliott St Quesnel BC V2J 1Y4
(250) 992-2481 Fax (250) 992-3439
Po Box 2156 Stn Terminal Vancouver BC V5L 1J4
(604) 685-7503
P.O. Box 760 Squamish BC V8B 0N8
(604) 898-8000
P.O. Box 2214, Vancouver Station Main Vancouver BC V6B 3W2
(604) 647-0207 Fax (604) 647-0207
QUINTE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
138 Wallbridge Loyalist Road Belleville ON K8N 4Z2
(613) 968-7870
QUINTE COMMUNITY LEARNING – BRIDGING THE GAP
41 Octavia Street PO Box 22126 Belleville ON K8P 3P1
(613) 962-3239 Fax (613) 962-6051
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RADHA SOAMI SOCIETY BEAS CANADA
6566 Sixth Line Rr1 Hornby ON L0P 1E0
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RADIO BIBLE CLASS CANADA
Po Box 1622 Stn A Windsor ON N9A 6Z7
(519) 979-1073
15100-66a Avenue Surrey BC V3S 2A6
(604) 599-8171
6604 – 82nd Ave Edmonton AB T6B 0E7
(780) 469-3306 Fax (780) 469-2935
REGENT COLLEGE
5800 University Boulevard Vancouver BC V6T 2E4
(604) 224-3245
RAINBOW YOUTH CENTRE INC.
977 McTavish St. Regina SK S4T 3V2
(306) 757-9743 Fax (306) 757-9759
REGESH FAMILY & CHILD SERVICES
149 Willowdale Avenue Toronto ON M2N 4Y5
(416) 495-8832 Fax (416) 495-6936
PO Box 2429 Sidney BC V8L 3Y3
(250) 655-1229 Fax (250) 655-1339
REGINA & DISTRICT FOOD BANK INC.
445 Winnipeg St Suite 2 Regina SK S4R 8P2
(306) 791-6533
RAINY LAKE CONSERVANCY
Box 223 Fort Frances ON P9A 3M6
(807) 345-4687
REGINA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
2505 23rd Ave. Regina SK S4S 7K7
(306) 775-0919 Fax (306) 775-3070
RAISING THE ROOF CHEZ TOIT
263 Eglinton Ave W Suite #200 Toronto ON M4R 1B1
(416) 481-1838
REGINA PALLIATIVE CARE INC.
4101 Dewdney Ave Regina SK S4T 1A5
(306) 766-2300
RAMBAM DAY SCHOOL (THE) CHEDER RAMBAM-MAIMONIDES
LEARNING CENTRE
31 Nodolny Sachs Private P.O. Box 35070 Ottawa ON K1Z 1A2
(613) 820-9484 Fax (613) 820-0029
REGINA PUBLIC LIBRARY
2311-12th Avenue Regina SK S4P 3Z5
(306) 777-6013 Fax (306) 777-7263
RANDOLPH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
736 Bathurst Street Toronto ON M5S 2R4
(416) 924-2243
RAPTORS FOUNDATION
40 Bay St. Suite 400 Toronto ON M5J 2X2
(416) 815-5938 Fax (416) 359-9213
REGIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FOUNDATION
Suite 2013, #3, 9899-112 Ave Grande Prairie AB T8V 7T2
(780) 538-1253 Fax (780) 513-5288
REHABILITATION CENTRE FOR CHILDREN FOUNDATION
633 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg MB R3M 0A8
(204) 475-5073 Fax (204) 453-5182
RARE CHARITABLE RESEARCH RESERVE
1679 BLAIR ROAD Cambridge ON N3H 4R8
(519) 650-9336
REHOBOTH FREE REFORMED CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL SOCIETY OF COPETOWN
P. O. Box 70 Copetown ON L0R 1J0
(905) 627-5977
RAVI ZACHARIAS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
315-50 Gervais Dr North York ON M3C 1Z3
(416) 385-9199
REHOBOTH REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY
43 Main St E Box 220 Norwich ON N0J 1P0
(519) 863-2403
RAYJON SHARE CARE OF SARNIA INC.
PO BOX 130-137 WELLINGTON ST Sarnia ON N7T 7H8
(519) 542-7270
RENASCENT FOUNDATION
38 Isabella Street Toronto ON M4Y 1N1
(416) 927-1202
REACH FOR THE RAINBOW
20 Torlake Cres. Toronto ON M8Z 1B3
(416) 503-0088 Fax (416) 503-0485
RENEWED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES (ONTARIO)
6150 Kennedy Road Unit 2 Mississauga ON L5T 2J4
(905) 795-5388
REACH OUT CENTRE FOR KIDS (ROCK) FOUNDATION
471 Pearl St Burlington ON L7R 4M4
(905) 634-2347
REALTORS CARE FOUNDATION
99 Duncan Mills Road, Don Mills ON M3B 1Z2
(416) 445-9910 Fax (416) 445-2644
1835 27 Ave SW Calgary AB T2T 1H2
(403) 245-1196 Fax (403) 244-4019
RECREATION INTEGRATION VICTORIA
VICTORIA INTEGRATION SOCIETY
4135 Lambrick Way Victoria BC V8N 5R3
(250) 477-6314 Fax (250) 477-6046
5409-50 Avenue Red Deer AB T4N 4B7
(403) 343-6400 Fax (403) 343-6407
99 Arnot Avenue Red Deer AB T4R 3S6
(403) 309-4344 Fax (403) 347-4356
REDEEMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
777 Garner Road East Ancaster ON L9K 1J4
(905) 648-2131 Fax (905) 648-2134
REFOREST LONDON
944 Western Counties Road PO Box 25144 London ON N6C 6A9
(519) 936-9548
REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF SMITHVILLE AND SU RROUNDING
DISTRICT INCORPORATED
320 Station Street Smithville ON L0R 2A0
(905) 957-2341
REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANT ADVISORY COUNCIL INC.
204 Water Street St John’s NL A1C 1A9
(709) 754-4122 Fax (709) 754-4102
1330 Pembroke Street West
Unit B P.O. Box 727 Pembroke ON K8A 7A3
(613) 735-0436 Fax (613) 735-8362
(888) 592-2213
E-mail: unitedw2@nrtco.net
Website: www.renfrewcountyunitedway.ca
Purpose: 1 Fundraising on behalf of health and social agencies delivering services to people in need in Renfrew County –
and -2 Working with community partners to create impact by
bringing the resources of the community together to address
its highest priority needs.
Person In Charge: David Studham, Executive Director
Information Contact: David Studham, Executive Director
Chair.................................................M.G. (Mike) Wright
Vice-Chair......................................................Bob French
Treasurer..................................................... Eve Mallette
Executive Secretary.............................Gwen Greenstock
Campaign Cabinet Chair............................Cathi Fairfield
2050 – 21 Street N.e. Calgary AB T2E 6S5
(403) 291-5038
RESCUE AND SANCTUARY FOR THREATENED ANIMALS R.A.S.T.A.
Box 5, Site 13, R.R.1 De Winton AB T0L 0X0
(403) 938-7661 Fax (403) 938-7661
RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE MCGILL
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE (THE)
1650 Cedar Avenue Montréal QC H3H 2R9
(514) 934-1934
RESOURCE PARTNERS SRG CANADA, INC.
1742 Sir Monty’s Drive Mississauga ON L5N 4R6
(905) 281-4967
RIDEAU WATERWAY LAND TRUST
1 Jasper Ave. Smiths Falls ON K7A 4B5
(613) 284-2010 Fax (613) 284-8093
ROMAN CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL CORPORATION OF PRINCE RUPERT
Po Box 7000 Prince George BC V2N 3Z2
(250) 964-4424
15 Adam St PO Box 355 Campbellton NB E3N 3G7
(506) 753-6769 Fax (506) 789-0717
RIDEAUWOOD ADDICTION AND FAMILY SERVICES
312 Parkdale Avenue Ottawa ON K1Y 4X5
(613) 724-4881
ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH OF SAINT TIMOTHY
135 John Forsyth Rd Winnipeg MB R2N 1R3
(204) 949-3760
RESU RRECTION RECOVERY RESOURCE CENTRE
1279 Centennial Crescent Kelowna BC V1Y 6K3
(250) 717-0472 Fax (250) 717-0495
PO Box 11, Maple Ridge BC V2X 7E9
(604) 463-7722 Fax (604) 463-6358
ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH OF THE RESU RRECTION
3155 Windsor Park Rd Regina SK S4V 3B1
(306) 352-0800
RETHINK BREAST CANCER
215 Spadina Ave Studio 570 Toronto ON M5T 2C7
(416) 920-0980 Fax (416) 920-5798
(866) 738-4465
E-mail: hello@rethinkbreastcancer.com
Website: www.rethinkbreastcancer.com
Purpose: Rethink is the first Canadian breast cancer charity
to bring bold, relevant awareness to the under-40 crowd,
foster a new generation of young & influential breast cancer
supporters and most importantly, respond to the unique
needs of young women with breast cancer.
Person In Charge: Mary-Jo DeCoteau, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Alison Gordon, VP Strategy,
Marketing & Communications
Medical Oncologist at the Sunnybrook
Odette Cancer Centre.............................Dr. Sunil Verma
VP of Marketing, Corus Television........Susan Schaeffer
DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (Neurology)....... Debbie James
RGD, Principal, Creative Director,
Oxygen Design Agency.......................... Alex Wigington
Director, Client Services,
Reward Stream................................ Christine Francoeur
VP of Marketing and Communications,
Porter Airlines......................................Elizabeth Margles
Vice President, Portfolio Manager and
Director, TD Asset Management........................Ari Levy
REVEALED WORD TABERNACLE
Midtown Box 20070 Hanover ON N4N 3T1
(519) 364-4994
REVIVAL CANADA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES ASSOCIATION
32509 Verdon Way Abbotsford BC V2T 7Y3
1220 23 Ave Coaldale AB T1M 1C8
(403) 345-5776
REVIVAL TIME MINISTRIES INT.
North York ON M9M 2W8
(647) 893-9005
REVIVALTIME TABERNACLE WORLDWIDE
MINISTRIES INC.
Downsview ON M3H 5R9
(416) 630-9346
P.O Box 5000 Maple Ridge BC V2X 7G5
(604) 463-1822 Fax (604) 466-7978
RIGHT TO PLAY CANADA
468 Queen St. East, LL1 Toronto ON M5A 1T7
(416) 203-0190
RIVERVIEW HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
1 Morley Ave Winnipeg MB R3L 2P4
(204) 478-6271 Fax (204) 453-1638
ROBARTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE
THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
Box 5015 100 Perth Drive London ON N6A 5K8
(519) 931-5232 Fax (519) 931-5220
E-mail: info@robarts.ca
Website: www.robarts.ca
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE ATLANTIC CANADA
1133 Tower Road Halifax NS B3H 2Y7
(902) 429-4044 Fax (902) 429-8650
Purpose: Robarts is one of Canada’s leading centres for
medical research. Our scientists are physicians and physicists, RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE BC CHILDREN’S FAMILY HOUSE
biologists and biomedical engineers – all working to find new SOCIETY OF BC THE
4116 Angus Drive Vancouver BC V6J 4H9
ways to better understand, treat, and ultimately prevent
(604) 736-2957 Fax (604) 736-5974
disease. From Alzheimer’s and stroke to cancer and heart
disease, our research creates hope for a healthier future.
Person In Charge: Dr. Michael Strong, Director
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CENTRAL ALBERTA OWNED BY
SOUTHERN ALBERTA PEDIATRIC HOSTEL SOCIETY
Information Contact: Tara Kenney, Development Officer
Campaign Office 5010 – 43rd Street, Suite 707B
Red Deer AB T4N 6H2
(403) 340-2007 Fax (403) 340-2017
E-mail: jennifer@rmhcentralalberta.org
Website: www.rmhcentralalberta.org
Suite 2200 1169 West Cordova Street Vancouver BC V6C 3T1
(604) 669-4523
ROBIN HOOD ASSOCIATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED
141 Broadway Blvd Sherwood Park AB T8H 2A4
(780) 467-7140
Purpose: Helps keep families together during one of life’s
most stressful times...the illness of a child. We provide
temporary accommodation for out of town families whose
children require treatment at the Red Deer Regional Hospital
Centre. An environment of support, compassion, programs &
hope, surrounded by other families going through similar
circumstances who understand the challenges. Ground
Breaking ceremony on March 31, 2010, marked the official
build of the new House in Red Deer. Projected opening
Fall 2011.
Person In Charge: Larry Mathieson, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Marla Cohen, Director of
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE: A CENTRE FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES
4039 Brentwood Road N.W. Calgary AB T2L 1L1
(403) 284-5100 Fax (403) 220-9567
ROGER’S HOUSE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE
399 Smyth Road Ottawa ON K1H 8L2
(613) 599-0202 Fax (613) 599-1471
520-8100 Granville Avenue Richmond BC V6Y 3T6
(604) 270-4483 Fax (604) 270-4487
ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHIEPISCOPAL CORPORATION OF WINNIPEG
1495 Pembina Hwy Winnipeg MB R3T 2C6
(204) 452-2227
RICHMOND JEWISH DAY SCHOOL SOCIETY
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE)
8760 No. 5 Road Richmond BC V6Y 2V4
(604) 275-3393
635 A Tranquille Rd Kamloops BC V2B 3H5
(250) 376-3351
520 West 6th Avenue 5th Floor Vancouver BC V5Z 1A1
(604) 876-6800 Fax (604) 876-6666
Purpose: 7-phase ministry: Soup kitchen, clothing/household
needs, emergency food orders/family projects, outreach,
chapel, healthcare room, mobile service. Donation supported.
No-charge services. Open 7 days a week.
Person In Charge: Dr. Carolyn McNulty, C.M., Founder and
Executive Director
President............................... Dr. Carolyn McNulty, C.M.
Treasurer....................................................Agnes Roche
Board Member............................................. Linda Trites
Board Member.......................................... Irene Lawson
Board Member.............................................. June Estey
Board Member..................................... Lorraine Watson
Board Member.....................................Christine Meneer
RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
2 Ridley Road, P.O. Box 3013 St Catharines ON L2R 7C3
(905) 684-1889 Fax (905) 684-7901
150 Robson St Vancouver BC V6B 2A7
(604) 683-0281
RICHMOND RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION
TRUST FUND FOUNDATION
8220 General Currie Road Richmond BC V6X 8H3
(604) 272-4650
647-649 Brunswick Drive Saint John NB E2L 3S9
(506) 642-7447 Fax (506) 642-5131
E-mail: romerohouse@nb.aibn.com
Website: romerohouse.ca
RIDLEY COLLEGE
Box 3013 St Catharines ON L2R 7C3
(905) 684-1889
RHEMA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES CANADA INC.
P.O. Box 30123 Toronto ON M3J 3L6
(416) 496-1797
RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY
100 – 7700 Minoru Richmond ON V6Y 1R8
(604) 231-6422
ROMERO HOUSE INC.
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES
1 McDonald Place 4th Floor Toronto ON M3C 3L4
(800) 387-8808 Fax (416) 446-3588
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF CALGARY
230-120 17 Ave Sw Calgary AB T2S 2T2
(403) 218-5500
7726-107 Street Edmonton AB T6E 4K3
(780) 439-5437 Fax (780) 433-6201
ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SASKATOON
100 5th Ave. N. Saskatoon SK S7N 2N7
(306) 242-1500 Fax (306) 244-6010
ROMAN CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL CORP-MERCIFUL REDEEMER PARISH
2775 Erin Centre Blvd Mississauga ON L5M 5W2
P l e a s e v i s it u s at
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OF SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO CHILDRENS CARE INC.
741 Base Line Road East London ON N6C 2R6
(519) 685-3232 Fax (519) 685-0703
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RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SOUTHERN ALBERTA OWNED BY
SOUTHERN ALBERTA PEDIATRIC HOSTEL SOCIETY
111 West Campus Place NW Calgary AB T3B 2R6
(403) 240-3000 Fax (403) 338-1277
E-mail: marla@rmhsouthernalberta.org
Website: www.rmhsouthernalberta.org
Purpose: Helps keep families together during one of life’s
most stressful times...the illness of a child. We provide temporary accommodation for out of town families whose children require treatment at a Calgary medical facility. An environment of support, compassion, programs & hope, surrounded by other families going through similar circumstances who understand the challenges.
Person In Charge: Larry Mathieson, Executive Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Marla Cohen, Director of
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE TORONTO
TORONTO CHILDREN’S CARE INC.
26 Gerrard St E Toronto ON M5B 1G3
(416) 977-0458 Fax (416) 977-8807
E-mail: rmht@rmhtoronto.org
Website: www.rmhtoronto.org
Purpose: Since 1981 RMH Toronto has served as a
welcoming place for out-of-town families seeking life-saving
treatment for their critically ill children. RMH Toronto plays a
vital role in the continuum of paediatric healthcare delivery
and is a place for seriously ill children and their families to
heal better – together.
Person In Charge: Jane Marco, Executive Director
Information Contact: Judy MacGowan, CFRE, Director of
President.......................................................John Davis
Vice President........................................ Barbara Mason
Treasurer.................................................Mark Vrooman
Fundraising Goal: $3 million annually
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE WINNIPEG PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY
FAMILY CENTRE OF MANITOBA INC.
566 Bannatyne Avenue Winnipeg MB R3A 0G7
(204) 774-4777 Fax (204) 774-2160
ROSS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
10 Angeline St. North Lindsay ON K9V 4M8
(705) 328-6146 Fax (705) 328-6147
E-mail: foundation@rmh.org
Website: www.rmh.org
Purpose: The Foundation represents the interests of our
donors and our Hospital, encouraging gifts and ensuring they
are used effectively and in compliance with the intent of the
donor. We bring Hospital and donors together to improve
local health care.
Person In Charge: Erin Coons, CFRE, Executive Director
Chair........................................ Mrs. Brenda J. De Koker
Vice Chair....................................................Mr. Erik Ellis
Treasurer.................................................. Mr. Tim Shauf
ROSTHERN JUNIOR COLLEGE
410 – 6th Avenue PO Box 5020 Rosthern SK S0K 3R0
(306) 232-4222 Fax (306) 232-5250
ROTARY FOUNDATION CANADA
1579 Hyde Park Road London ON N6H 5L6
(519) 473-3646
www.donorsguide.ca
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ROUGE VALLEY HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
2867 Ellesmere Road Toronto ON M1E 4B9
(416) 281-7342 Fax (416) 281-7443
RYERSON UNIVERSITY
350 Victoria St Rm A227 Toronto ON M2K 2K3
(416) 979-5197 Fax (416) 979-5166
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
PO Box 6617 Station J Ottawa ON K2A 3Y7
(613) 591-3119
RYGIEL SUPPORTS FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
930 Upper Paradise Rd Hamilton ON L9B 2N1
(905) 525-4311
ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS
P.O. Box 399 Hamilton ON L8N 3H8
(905) 527-1158
39 McArthur Ave Ottawa ON K1L 8L7
(613) 745-4629 Fax (613) 744-0947
ROYAL CANADIAN MILITARY INSTITUTE/
INSTITUT ROYAL MILITAIRE CANADIEN
Box 25 (suite 2300) Commerce Court West Toronto ON M5L 1A9
(416) 863-2400
ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC (THE)
TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning
273 Bloor Street West Toronto ON M5S 1W2
(416) 408-2824 Fax (416) 516-7637
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGES CLUB OF CANADA CANADA
FOUNDATION INC
PO BOX 17000 STN FORCES Kingston ON K7K 7B4
(613) 541-6000 Fax (613) 542-7824
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM
100 Queens Park Toronto ON M5S 2C6
(416) 586-5613
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM GOVERNORS
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM FOUNDATION
100 Queen’s Park Toronto ON M5S 2C6
(416) 586-8012 Fax (416) 586-5649
E-mail: giving@rom.on.ca
Website: www.rom.on.ca
Purpose: The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is among
the world’s leading museums of natural history and world
cultures. The Royal Ontario Museum Governors raise and
manage funds to support and enhance the ROM. We are
committed to the priority areas of accessibility, digital content,
education, exhibitions and programming, research and
collections, and gallery development.
Person In Charge: Dr. Marie Bountrogianni, President &
Executive Director.
Information Contact: D. Scott Forfar, MBA CFRE, Vice
President, Advancement & Operations, Member CAGP
Chair...........................................W. Robert Farquharson
ROYAL OTTAWA FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
1145 Carling Avenue Ottawa ON K1Z 7K4
(613) 722-6521 Fax (613) 761-3605
ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE
120 Howland Avenue Toronto ON M5R 3B5
(416) 533-9481
ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL OF BA RRIE FOUNDATION
201 Georgian Drive Barrie ON L4M 6M2
(705) 739-5600 Fax (705) 792-3324
ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET (THE)
380 Graham Ave Winnipeg MB R3C 4K2
(204) 957-3470
RUCHAMA FRAIDEL RELIEF ORGANIZATION
65 Dufflaw Road Toronto ON M6A 2W4
(416) 369-4318
RUE DES FEMMES DE MONTREAL, LA
Herstreet 1050 Rue Jeanne-Mance Montréal QC H2X 3X5
(514) 847-6206
RUNNYMEDE HEALTHCARE CENTRE
625 Runnymede Road Toronto ON M6S 3A3
(416) 762-7316
RYAN’S WELL FOUNDATION
215 Van Buren Kemptville ON K0G 1J0
(613) 258-6832
S
S.H.A.R.E. AGRICULTURE FOUNDATION SENDING HELP AND
RESOURCES EVERYWHERE
14110 Kennedy Rd. Caledon ON L7C 2G3
(905) 838-0897 Fax (905) 838-0794
28 West Pender St. Vancouver BC V6B 1R6
(604) 408-7228 Fax (604) 408-7252
E-mail: fundraising@success.bc.ca
Website: www.successfoundation.ca
Purpose: To raise funds and to manage endowments for
S.U.C.C.E.S.S., a multicultural, multi-service agency,including
settlement, employment, health, business, and community
development services; and S.U.C.C.E.S.S. MLC society
which manages and operates adult day centre, assisted living
residences and multi-level care facility.
Person In Charge: Clarence Cheng, Chief Executive Officer,
Member CAGP
Information Contact: Tony Moy, Director of Resource
Development, Member CAGP
Chair................................................................Maggie Ip
Vice Chair.................................................. Sing Lim Yeo
Treasurer........................................... Joann Wong Bittie
Secretary.....................................................Grace Wong
Immediate Past Chair................................Betty Funston
SACRED HEART PARISH
3900 Arthur Dr Po Box 10 Delta BC V4K 3N5
(604) 946-4522
SACRED HEART PARISH, SPIRITWOOD, SK
Box 901 Spiritwood SK S0J 2M0
(306) 883-2243
SACRED HEART SCHOOL OF HALIFAX
5820 Spring Garden Road Halifax NS B3H 1X8
(902) 442-4459 Fax (902) 423-1556
SAFEHAVEN PROJECT FOR COMMUNITY LIVING (THE)
1173 Bloor Street West Toronto ON M6H 1M9
(416) 535-8525 Fax (416) 535-9782
SAINT BENEDICT
8 Melody Drive Halifax NS B3M 0E1
(902) 443-0725
90 Allstate Parkway Suite 300 Markham ON L3R 6H3
(905) 940-9655 Fax (905) 940-9934
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION – CENTRAL EAST
(DURHAM) OFFICE
420 Green Street Suite 202 Whitby ON L1N 8R1
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION – CENTRAL EAST
(HNV) OFFICE
100 Peter Street Suite A & B Port Hope ON L1A 1C3
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION – CENTRAL OFFICE
90 Allstate Parkway Suite 201 Markham ON L3R 6H3
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION – CENTRAL WEST/
MISS. HALTON/WATERLOO WELL. OFFICE
2000 Argentia Road Plaza III Suite 104 Mississauga ON L5N 1V9
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
www.charitycan.ca
CHAMPLAIN (EASTERN COUNTIES) OFFICE
1916 Pitt Street Suite #5 Cornwall ON K6J 5H3
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
CHAMPLAIN (OTTAWA) OFFICE
30 Colonnade Road North Suite 225 Nepean ON K2E 7J6
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
ERIE ST. CLAIR OFFICE
2473 Ouellette Avenue Windsor ON N8X 1L5
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
HNHB (NIAGARA) OFFICE
444 Scott St. Unit #5 St Catharines ON L2M 3W6
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
NORTH SIMCOE MUSKOKA OFFICE
85 Ferris Lane Suite 104 Barrie ON L4M 6B9
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
NORTH WEST OFFICE
920 Tungsten Street Suite #103 Thunder Bay ON P7B 5Z6
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SOUTH EAST (KINGSTON) OFFICE
1471 John Counter Blvd. Suite 410 Kingston ON K7M 8S8
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
OUTH WEST (LONDON)
1092 Dearness Drive Unit 72/73 London ON N6E 1N9
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
TORONTO CENTRAL OFFICE
2 Lansing Square Suite 300 North York ON M2J 4P8
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
HNHB (HAMILTON & HALDIMAND NORFOLK) OFFICE
625 Greenhill Avenue Suite 7 Hamilton ON L8K 5W9
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION – SOUTH WEST
(HURON) OFFICE
BOX 1028, 80 MARY STREET Clinton ON N0M 1L0
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SOUTH WEST (OXFORD) OFFICE
65 Springbank Ave North WOODSTOCK ON N4S 4B3
(905) 968-6516 Fax (905) 940-9934
SAINT JOHN HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Po Box 535 Stn Main Saint John NB E2L 3Z8
(506) 657-1773
Suite 101 310 15th Avenue SW Calgary AB T3R 0P8
(403) 775-4588 Fax (403) 351-1261
1624 Franklin Blvd Cambridge ON N3C 3P4
(519) 658-5183 Fax (519) 658-2991
ordered from:
SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY – DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
867 Robie Street Halifax NS B3H 3C3
(902) 420-5496 Fax (902) 420-5140
(888) 768-4483
E-mail: development.office@smu.ca
Website: www.smu.ca
Purpose: Founded in 1802, Saint Mary’s is one of the
oldest universities in Canada. Saint Mary’s University
is committed to excellence in teaching and research;
outreach to regional, national and international
communities; service to students; accessibility; and
fiscal responsibility.
Person In Charge: Heather Fitzpatrick, Director of
Information Contact: Leila Tuhkasaari, Development
Secretary
Chancellor...........................................Dr. Robert P. Kelly
President and Vice-Chancellor...........Dr. J. Colin Dodds
Board Chair.....................Ms. Michele Wood-Tweel, FCA
Vice-Chair................................. Mr. John Fitzpatrick, QC
Secretary............................................Dr. David Gauthier
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des donateurs.................................. 2,000
SAINT PATRICK’S BASILICA
281 Nepean Street Ottawa ON K1R 5G2
(613) 233-1126
SAINT-JOSEPH’S PARISH
151 Laurier Avenue East Ottawa ON K1N 6N8
(613) 233-4095
SAIT POLYTECHNIC
1301 16th Ave NW Calgary AB T2M 0L4
(403) 284-7377 Fax (403) 284-7171
(888) 284-8399
E-mail: neil.williams@sait.ca
Website: www.sait.ca
Purpose: SAIT Polytechnic is renowned for its training expertise
spanning the trades and apprenticeships through to degrees.
Curriculum development is supported by Partnerships with
business and industry to ensure graduates have the skills and
knowledge the workplace requires. Education and training are
enhanced through applied research, technology transfer and
innovation activities. SAIT students don’t just learn about things,
they learn how to do things.
Person In Charge: Mr. Brian Bowman, Director, Alumni
and Development, CFRE
Information Contact: Neil Williams, Leadership & Legacy
Giving Specialist, Alumni and Development, Member
CAGP, Member AFP
President and CEO....................................... Irene Lewis
VP Academic.......................................Dr. Gordon Nixon
VP Corporate Services and CFO...................Wayne King
VP Employee and Student Services...........Michael Dyer
SALAHEDDIN ISLAMIC CENTRE INC
741 Kennedy Rd Toronto ON M1K 2C6
(416) 264-3900
SALAMA SHIELD FOUNDATION
1555-1500 West Georgia Street Plattsville ON N0J 1S0
(519) 696-3686
SALT AND LIGHT CATHOLIC MEDIA FOUNDATION
114 Richmond Street East Toronto ON M5C 1P1
(416) 971-5353
P.O. Box 722 Ganges Salt Spring Island BC V8K 2W3
(250) 538-0318 Fax (250) 538-0319
SALTHAVEN WILDLIFE REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION
PO Box 601 Mount Brydges ON N0L 1W0
(519) 264-2440
canadiennes.................................... 1,000
Total............................................... 17,200
Tél: (705) 325-5552
Téléc: (705) 325-5596
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2 Overlea Blvd Toronto ON M4H 1P4
(416) 425-2111 Fax (416) 422-6217
Donations: (800) 725-2769
E-mail: donor_questions@can.salvationarmy.org
Website: www.SalvationArmy.ca
Purpose: The Salvation Army is an integral part of the
Christian Church, meeting the physical, emotional and
spiritual needs of the individual, without discrimination.
It offers a wide range of social services in communities
throughout Canada and around the world.
Person In Charge: Commissioner Brian Peddle,
Territorial Commander
Information Contact: (416) 422-6156, Planned
Giving Coordinator
Chair........................... Commissioner Brian Peddle
Vice-Chair...................................Colonel Floyd Tidd
Treasurer........................... Lieut.-Colonel Neil Watt
Member......................... Lieut-Colonel Sandra Rice
Secretary................................... Mr. Paul Goodyear
SALVATION ARMY BRANDON CORPS (THE)
9 Princess Ave E Brandon MB R7A 1R8
(204) 727-6271
SALVATION ARMY BRITISH COLUMBIA DIVISION (THE)
#103-3833 Henning Dr. Burnaby BC V5C 6N5
(403) 201-9223
SALVATION ARMY CALGARY AGAPE HOSPICE (THE)
1302-8th Avenue N.w. Calgary AB T2N 1B8
(403) 282-6588
20 Hopewell Way NE Calgary AB T3J 5H5
(403) 250-6565 Fax (403) 250-6567
SANDRA SCHMIRLER FOUNDATION
1660 Vimont Court Gloucester ON K4A 4J4
(613) 830-6977
SARNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (THE)
110-560 Exmouth Street Sarnia ON N7T 5P5
(519) 332-2588
2310 Louise Ave Saskatoon SK S7J 2C7
(306) 374-4448 Fax (306) 373-2665
204 – 3775 Pasqua Street Regina SK S4S 6W8
(306) 791-2763 Fax (306) 584-2733
E-mail: FundDevelopment@saskcancer.ca
Website: www.saskcancer.ca
Purpose: The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency provides leadership in cancer control through prevention, early
detection programs, treatment and research.
Person In Charge: Wanda Blake, Provincial Manager,
Fundraising and Donor Relations, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Wanda Blake, Provincial Manager,
Fundraising and Donor Relations, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
SASKATCHEWAN INTERCULTURAL ASSOCIATION INC.
230 Ave. R. S. Saskatoon SK S7M 2Z1
(306) 978-1818 Fax (306) 978-1411
SASKATOON CHRISTIAN CENTRE INC.
102 Pinehouse Drive Saskatoon SK S7K 5H7
(306) 242-2844
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SASKATOON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Site 510, Box 8 R.R.#5 Saskatoon SK S7K 3J8
(306) 343-1494 Fax (306) 343-0366
SCOTT MISSION (THE)
502 Spadina Avenue Toronto ON M5S 2H1
(416) 923-8872 Fax (416) 923-1067
SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
#101 – 308 Fourth Avenue North Saskatoon SK S7K 2L7
(306) 665-1766 Fax (306) 665-1777
SCOUTS CANADA CENTRAL ONTARIO
265 Yorkland Blvd. 2nd Floor North York ON M2J 5C7
(416) 490-6364 Fax (416) 490-6911
SASKATOON FOOD BANK INCORPORATED
202 Ave C South Saskatoon SK S7M 1N2
(306) 664-6565
SECOND BASE (SCARBOROUGH) YOUTH SHELTER
702 Kennedy Rd Toronto ON M1K 2B5
(416) 261-2733 Fax (416) 261-2739
SASKATOON SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN INC.
1020 Victoria Ave Saskatoon SK S7N 0Z8
(306) 242-2433
SECOND HARVEST FOOD SUPPORT COMMITTEE
1450 Lodestar Rd.unit 18 Toronto ON M3J 3C1
(416) 408-2594
SASKATOON SYMPHONY SOCIETY
120-128 4th Ave S Saskatoon SK S7K 3G8
(306) 665-6414
SECOURS AUX LEPREUX CANADA
305-1805 Sauve West, Montréal QC H4N 3H4
(514) 744-3199 Téléc (514) 744-9095
SATNAM EDUCATION SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
6933 124 St Surrey BC V3W 3W6
(604) 592-5301
P.O. Box 3474 Mission BC V2V 4L1
(604) 870-4810
SAVE A FAMILY PLAN
1040 Waterloo St PO Box 3622, Stn. B London ON N6A 4L4
(519) 672-1115 Fax (519) 672-6379
PO Box 57255 Station A Toronto ON M5W 5M5
(800) 539-4425 Fax (973) 539-0922
PO Box 1200 301 Frank Beinder Way Castlegar BC V1N 3J1
(250) 365-1240 Fax (250) 365-3929
4141 Yonge St #300 Toronto ON M2P 2A8
(416) 221-5501 Fax (416) 221-8214
(800) 668-5036
E-mail: leavealegacy@savethechildren.ca
Website: www.savethechildren.ca
Purpose: Non-political, non-religious organization that
fights for children’s rights in Canada and abroad.
Serving children for over 90 years in the areas of
education, HIV/AIDS, child protection and emergency
relief, Save the Children delivers immediate and lasting
improvements to children’s lives worldwide.
Person In Charge: David Spedding, Director of
Philanthropy
Information Contact: Philanthropy Department
SAVING ANIMALS AT RISK
25 Summit Drive Port Hawkesbury NS B9A 3A1
(902) 625-0991 Fax (902) 625-8803
SCA INTERNATIONAL
12-17665 LESLIE ST Newmarket ON L3Y 3E3
(905) 868-8004 Fax (905) 868-8007
In 2008, Canada’s charitable
and non-profit sector generated
$106.4 billion in economic
activity, a contribution of
7.1 percent to Canada’s GDP.
En 2008, le secteur de
bienfaisance et sans but
lucratif canadien a généré
106,4 milliards de dollars en
activité économique, ce qui
représente une contribution de
7,1 pour cent au PIB du Canada.
SCARBORO FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY
2685 Kingston Rd Scarborough ON M1M 1M4
(416) 261-7135
SCARBOROUGH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
3030 Lawrence Ave East Scarborough ON M1P 2T7
(416) 438-2911 Fax (416) 431-8204
SCARBOROUGH SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY INC.
1045 McNicoll Ave Scarborough ON M1W 3W6
(416) 750-9885 Fax (416) 750-1310
SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY OF CANADA
Attn: Chris Summerville 100-4 Fort Street Winnipeg MB R3C 1C4
(204) 786-1616 Fax (204) 783-4898
SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
130 Spadina Ave., Suite 302 Toronto ON M5V 2L4
(416) 449-6830
260, 3512 -33 Street NW Calgary AB T2L 2A6
(403) 220-0077 Fax (403) 284-4132
SCIENCE NORTH
100 Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury ON P3E 5S9
(705) 522-3701 Fax (705) 522-4306
SCIENTISTS IN SCHOOL
92 Church Street South Suite 103 Ajax ON L1S 6B4
(905) 426-3434 Fax (905) 426-4996
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indexed by:
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SELWYN HOUSE ASSOCIATION
95 Côte St-Antoine Westmount QC H3Y 2H8
(514) 931-9481 Fax (514) 931-7152
E-mail: mcmillan@selwyn.ca
Website: www.selwyn.ca
Purpose: Purpose: Selwyn House School is a CEGEP/
University preparatory school for boys combining academic
and program excellence, a dedication to the French language
and culture, and a compassionate and supportive environment
enabling boys to develop a balanced, purposeful, and happy
life.
Person In Charge: Hal Hannaford, Headmaster
Information Contact: James McMillan, Director of
Advancement, Member CAGP
15306 24th Ave., Surrey BC V4A 2J1
(604) 536-1242 Fax (604) 536-9507
E-mail: z.peden@shsbc.ca
Website: www.semi-house-society.com
Purpose: Non-profit organization that provides quality services
and support to people with disabilities and their families in the
community.
Person In Charge: Paul Wheeler, Executive Director
Information Contact: Zena Peden, Director of Development
Chair..........................................................Gina Cuthbert
Vice-Chair..................................................... Terry Jones
SHALOM MANOR FOUNDATION
12 Bartlett Avenue Grimsby ON L3M 4N5
(905) 945-9631
350b 30th Street Ne Salmon Arm BC V1E 1J2
(250) 832-5200
SHARELIFE – CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO
SICKKIDS FOUNDATION
HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN FOUNDATION
1155 Yonge Street Toronto ON M4T 1W2
(416) 934-3411 Fax (416) 934-3412
E-mail: qschesnuik@archtoronto.org
Website: www.sharelife.org
Purpose: ShareLife is the annual fundraising appeal of
the Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto. Each year over
250,000 people receive critical assistance through the
network of Catholic agencies and grant recipients
funded by ShareLife.
Information Contact: Quentin Schesnuik, Manager
of Planned Giving and Personal Gifts
Box 530, #2, 3012 – 17th Avenue SE Calgary AB T2A 0P9
(403) 272-2912 Fax (403) 272-9792
SHAW FESTIVAL THEATRE FOUNDATION
PO Box 774 10 Queen’s Parade Niagara-on-the-Lake ON L0S 1J0
(905) 468-2153 Fax (905) 468-5438
LASHBURN SPROTSPLEX COMMITTEE
Box 565 Lashburn SK S0M 1H0
(306) 285-3561
525 University Avenue 14th Floor Toronto ON M5G 2L3
(416) 813-8271 Fax (416) 813-5024
(800) 661-1083
E-mail: gift.planning@sickkidsfoundation.com
Website: www.sickkidsfoundation.com
Purpose: We inspire our communities to invest in health and
scientific advances to improve the lives of children and their
families in Canada and around the world. The Foundation’s
investment performance has placed it among the best
performing Foundation endowments in North America.
We launched a $200-million fundraising campaign to build
a world-class Research & Learning Tower to transform
child health.
Person In Charge: Ted Garrard, President & CEO
Information Contact: Malcolm Berry, Director, Gift and
Estate Planning, Member CAGP
Chair........................................................... John Francis
SHEPHERDS OF GOOD HOPE
233 Murray St Ottawa ON K1N 5M9
(613) 789-8210
SIE RRA LEONE-CANADIAN CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY
12 Goldfinch Court Suite 1201 Toronto ON M2R 2C4
(416) 848-7039 Fax (647) 430-3434
SHERBOURNE HEALTH CENTRE
333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto ON M5A 2S5
(416) 324-5076 Fax (416) 324-4188
SIE RRA YOUTH COALITION
1 Nicholas St #406 Ottawa ON K1N 7B7
(613) 241-1615 Fax (613) 241-2292
SÉMINAIRE SAINTE-TRINITÉ
1475 Chemin Des Vingt St-Bruno QC J3V 4P6
(450) 653-2409
SHERIDAN COLLEGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ADVANCED
LEARNING, THE
1430 TRAFALGAR RD OAKVILLE ON L6H 2L1
(905) 845-9430
SILOAM MISSION INC.
300 Princess Street Winnipeg MB R3B 1M3
(204) 956-4344
SEND INTERNATIONAL OF CANADA INC.
1-22423 Jeffries Rd Rr 5 Komoka ON N0L 1R0
(519) 657-6775
SHINING LIGHT MINISTRY
Po Box 93035 Burlington ON L7M 4A3
(905) 319-3838
SENECA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY
1750 Finch Avenue East Toronto ON M2J 2X5
(416) 491-5050
SHOMRAI SHABOTH-CHEVRAH MISHNAYOTH CONGREGATION
585 Glengrove Ave W Toronto ON M6B 2H5
(416) 784-9072
SENS FOUNDATION / FONDATION DES SENATEURS
1000 Palladium Drive Kanata ON K2V 1A5
(613) 599-0323 Fax (613) 599-1471
SHOREFAST FOUNDATION
287, Richmond Road Ottawa ON K1V 0W8
(613) 738-8635
SERVE! SERVE CANADA YOUTH SERVICE ORGANIZATION
543 Queen Street East Toronto ON M5A 1V1
(416) 933-2950 Fax (416) 933-2951
SHOWERS OF BLESSING EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY
3410 Midland Ave Unit 11 Scarborough ON M1V 4V5
(416) 321-9288
SEMINAIRE DE SHERBROOKE
195 Marquette Sherbrooke QC J1H 1L6
(819) 563-2050
SEVA CANADA SOCIETY
2000 West 12th Ave #100 Vancouver BC V6J 2G2
(604) 713-6622 Fax (604) 733-4292
SHAAR HASHOMAYIM CONGREGATION
450 Kensington Avenue Westmount QC H3Y 3A2
(514) 937-9471
SHAAR SHALOM CONGREGATION,
1981 Oxford Street Halifax NS B3H 4A4
(902) 423-5848
SHAAR SHALOM SYNAGOGUE
2 Simonston Blvd. Thornhill ON L3T 4L1
(905) 889-4975
SHAAREI SHOMAYIM CONGREGATION
470 Glencairn Ave. Toronto ON M5N 1V8
(416) 789-3213
SHABAD OF OTTAWA
1506-10 Driveway Ottawa ON K2P 1C7
SHALLAWAY NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR YOUTH IN CHORUS
6 Logy Bay Road Suite 200 St John’s NL A1A 1J3
(709) 738-6792 Fax (709) 738-6626
www.donorsguide.ca
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SIM CANADA
10 Huntingdale Blvd Scarborough ON M1W 2S5
(416) 497-2424
SIMCOE COMMUNITY SERVICES FOUNDATION
39 Fraser Court Barrie ON L4N 5J5
(705) 737-4932 Fax (705) 726-6875
2118 Strand Hall 8888 University Drive Burnaby BC V5A 1S6
(778) 782-4154 Fax (778) 782-4958
E-mail: plangive@sfu.ca
Website: www.sfu.ca/advancement
Purpose: In just 45 years, Simon Fraser University has earned
an international reputation for innovative teaching, advanced
®
research, competitive athletics and community outreach. With
1529 Cedar Avenue, Montréal QC H3G 1A6
three distinctive campuses in Burnaby, Vancouver and Surrey,
(514) 842-4464 Fax (514) 842-7553
more than 940 permanent faculty members, and over 34,000
(800) 361-7256
undergraduate and graduate students, SFU consistently ranks
Website: www.shrinershospitals.org
as one of Canada’s leading research-intensive comprehensive
universities.
Person In Charge: Cathy Daminato, Vice President,
Purpose: One of a kind hospital specialized in pediatric
University Advancement
orthopaedic care. Genetics Research Centre studies
metabolic and bone diseases. Teaching hospital affiliated Information Contact: Doug Puffer, Director, Planned Giving
with McGill University.
Chancellor...................................................Carole Taylor
Person In Charge: Céline Doray, Administrator
President and Vice Chancellor................. Andrew Petter
Chair, Board of Governors............................... Bob Elton
Chairman.........................Robert Drummond, M.D.
Vice-Chairman.........................................Paul Frank
Treasurer.................................... John R. McIntosh
Secretary...................................Frederick G. Clarke
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SHROMANI SIKH SANGAT TORONTO
2377 Dunwin Drive Mississauga ON L5L 1T1
(416) 496-2600
5819 Bowness Road NW Calgary AB T3B 0C5
(403) 247-2050 Fax (403) 247-2104
SINNEAVE FAMILY FOUNDATION, THE SINNEAVE FAMILY
FOUNDATION, THE
855 – 2nd Street SW Suite 4500 Calgary AB T3B 2X9
(403) 298-3303
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SISTERING – A WOMEN’S PLACE
523 College St Toronto ON M6G 1A8
(416) 926-9762 Fax (416) 926-1932
SKETCH – THE WORKING ARTS STUDIO FOR
STREET-INVOLVED AND HOMELESS YOUTH
1087 Queen St West Toronto ON M6J 1H3
(416) 516-5428 Fax (416) 516-6286
11 Floor East 10035 102 Ave Edmonton AB T5J 0E5
(780) 493-2630
ENVIRONMENTS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
203 Parkington Plaza 10408 – 124 Street Edmonton AB T5N 1R5
(780) 496-9686 Fax (780) 482-6395
SKY’S THE LIMIT YOUTH ORGANIZATION
20 Eglinton Ave. East, Suite 230 Toronto ON M4P 1A9
(416) 350-8888
SKYWORKS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
401 Richmond Street W Suite 240 Toronto ON M5V 3A8
(416) 536-6581
SLAVIC GOSPEL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
55 Fleming Dr Suite 26 Cambridge ON N1T 2A9
(519) 621-3553
SLEEPING CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD
28 Pinehurst Crescent Toronto ON M9A 3A5
(416) 231-1841
SMILES FOUNDATION
2727 Steeles Ave West Suite 301 North York ON M3J 3G9
(416) 663-0445
SMITHS FALLS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
60 Cornelia Street West Smiths Falls ON K7A 2H9
(613) 283-2330 Fax (613) 283-9743
SMITHVILLE AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION INCORPORATED
Box 40 Smithville ON L0R 2A0
(905) 957-3255
SMOOTH ROCK FALLS HOSPITAL CORPORATION
Po Box 219 Smooth Rock Falls ON P0L 2B0
(705) 338-3220
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION
DE L’ALBERTA ET DES T.N.-O.
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DU NOUVEAUBRUNSWICK
Information: Commuiquez avec l’équip des dons planifiés
Information: Cecil Kerfont, Directeur, Développement des
ressources financières
Bureau 200 325 Manning Road N/E Calgary AB T2E 2P5
(403) 541-5373 Téléc (403) 205-3979
Courriel: jasonle@ab.cancer.ca
L’ILE-DU-PRINCE-EDOUARD
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DU QUEBEC
Information: Connie MacDonald, Directrice,
Développement des ressources financières
Information: Gérard Briand, MBA, Conseiller aux dons
planifiés
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU SANG
BUREAU NATIONAL DE FINANCEMENT
1, rue Rochford, bureau no 1 Charlottetown PE C1A 9L2
(902) 566-4007 Téléc (902) 628-8281
Courriel: cmacdonald@pei.cancer.ca
70, Ropewalk Lane C.P. 8921 St John’s NL A1B 3K3
(709) 753-6520 Téléc (709) 753-9314
Courriel: apelley@nl.cancer.ca
Information: Albert Pelley, Directeur, Développement des
ressources financières
LA COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE ET DU YUKON
565 10e Avenue Ouest Vancouver BC V5Z 4J4
(800) 663-2524 Téléc (604) 675-7336
Courriel: tandreola@bc.cancer.ca
Information: Toni Andreola, Directrice, Dons planifiés
LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE
5826, rue South, bureau no 1 Halifax NS B3H 1S6
(902) 492-6909 Téléc (902) 492-9292
Courriel: rose.spicer@ns.cancer.ca
SMYTHE STREET CATHEDRAL INC.
Po Box 341 Stn A Fredericton NB E3B 4Z9 (506) 458-8206
Information: Rose Spicer, Agente prépossée aux dons
majeurs et aux dons planifiés
SNOWSUIT FUND/LE FONDS HABINEIGE, THE
225 – 235 Donald St Unit 134 – 136 Ottawa ON K1K 1N1
(613) 746-5143
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DE LA
SASKATCHEWAN
SOCIETE ALZHEIMER DE MONTRÉAL INC./
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF MONTREAL INC.
5165 Sherbrooke Street West Suite 410 Montréal QC H4A 1T6
(514) 369-0800
20 Eglinton Ave W #1200 Toronto ON M4R 1K8
(416) 488-8772 Téléc (416) 488-3778
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DE LA CROIX ROUGE (LA) ZONE DE
L’ATLANTIQUE
70 Lansdowne Ave Saint John NB E2L 3X3
(902) 424-1433 Téléc (902) 422-6247
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER
BUREAU NATIONAL
55 avenue St. Clair Ouest bureau 300 Toronto ON M4V 2Y7
(416) 961-7223 Téléc (416) 961-4189
Courriel: ccs@cancer.ca
Site Web: www.cancer.ca
CP 2089 133, rue Prince William Saint John NB E2L 3T5
(506) 634-6272 Téléc (506) 634-3808
Courriel: ckerfont@nb.cancer.ca
1910, rue McIntyre Regina SK S4P 2R3
(306) 790-5819 Téléc (306) 569-2133
Courriel: towens@sk.cancer.ca
Information: Trina Owens, Gestionnaire, Gérance des dons
planifiés
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DE L’ONTARIO
55, avenue St. Clair Ouest bureau 500, Toronto ON M4V 2Y7
(416) 323-7122 Téléc (416) 488-2872
Courriel: giftplanning@ontario.cancer.ca
5151, boul de l’Assomption Montréal QC H1T 4A9
(514) 255-5151 Téléc (514) 255-2808
Courriel: gbriand@quebec.cancer.ca
1800 promenade Alta Vista Ottawa ON K1G 4J5
(613) 739-2300 Téléc (613) 739-2141
(866) 533-6663
Courriel: fundraising@bloodservices.ca
Site Web: www.sang.ca
But: La Société canadienne du sang sollicite des dons
de bienfaisance afin d’aider le système du sang du
Canada. Ces dons contribuent à l’excellence de nos
activités en nous permettant d’investir dans la
recherche, la science et la médecin transfusionnelle,
l’éducation et la sensibilisation, les collectes de sang,
ainsi que les installations et l’équipment. Grâce à ces
dons et à l’appui fidèle des donneurs de sang et des
bénévoles, nous continuerons d’améliorer le système du
sang de manière à ce qu’il puisse répondre aux besoins
grandissants des Canadiens et des Canadiennes.
Responsable: Penny Holmes-Tuor, chef, Bureau
national de financement
See page 67 for more information
SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DU SIDA
190 rue O’Connor Suite 800 Ottawa ON K2P 2R3
(613) 230-3580 Téléc (613) 563-4998
Implications
Financieres
Face aux taxes
Information: Tony Lee, MBA, CFRE, Directeur, Dons
planifiés
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DU MANITOBA
193, rue Sherbrook Winnipeg MB R3C 2B7
(204) 774-7483 Téléc (204) 774-7500
Courriel: jletkemann@mb.cancer.ca
But: La Société canadienne du cancer est un organisme Enregist de bienfaisance# 11882 9803 RR0005
Information: Joy Letkemann, Directrice principale,
bénévole national, à caractère communautaire, dont la
mission est l’éradication du cancer et l’amélioration de la Planification et rendement
qualité de vie des personnes touchées par le cancer.
Présidente du conseil d’administration
national........................................Elizabeth Newson
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393 av University, bureau 1700 Toronto ON M5G 1E6
(416) 979-7228 Téléc (416) 979-1149
(800) 321-1433
Courriel: info@arthritis.ca
Site Web: www.arthrite.ca
Enregist de bienfaisance # 10807 1671 RR0003
don
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testamentaire...
But: Encourager la recherche sur les causes sous-jacentes de l’arthrite et l’élaboration de traitements curatifs et
favoriser la prestation des meilleurs services possibles
aux personnes arthritiques.
Gift in your will_Juvenile Arthritis/FRENCH
View it online at
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générations prochaines
L’arthrite touche plus de 4 millions de Canadiens, y compris des enfants.
Pass it on
Depuis trois générations, la Société de l'arthrite travaille au mieux-être
des personnes arthritiques du Canada.
For information on how to place your message before these
bequest and donation decision makers, contact:
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773 Millwood Rd
Toronto, Ontario,
M4G 1V7
Tel.: (416) 483-3353
Fax: (416) 483-2826
1.800.321.1433
www.arthrite.ca
as possible.
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Pour en savoir plus, téléphonez à votre bureau local de la Société
de l'arthrite au 1.800.321.1433 ou visitez notre site Web à l’adresse
www.arthrite.ca.
Job: TAS A Gift in Your WIll
Votre don signifie de nouvelles découvertes, un espoir pour
l’avenir, un traitement curatif.
We want the
Client: The Arthritis Society
Grâce à votre généreux appui sous la forme d’un don testamentaire,
d’un don d’assurance, d’une rente de bienfaisance, d’un don de
valeurs mobilières ou d’une fiducie résiduaire de bienfaisance, vous
soutiendrez les générations prochaines dans leur lutte contre l’arthrite.
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Responsable: Steven McNair, président et chef de
la direction
Information: Sinead Canavan, scanavan@arthritis.
ca
Présidente.................................... Maureen Quigley
Vice-président........................................ Ken Ready
Trésorier............................................ Andrew Grant
See page 58 for listing in English
ET DES T.N.-O.
YWCA Vancouver
1301 8th Street SW Suite 200 Calgary AB T2R 1B7
(403) 228-2571 Téléc (403) 229-4232
Courriel: tweatherup@ab.arthritis.ca
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE LA COLOMBIE
BRITANNIQUE ET DU YUKON
1645 West 7th Avenue Suite 200 Vancouver BC V6J 1S4
(604) 714-5565 Téléc (604) 714-5555
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SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE L’ILE-DU-PRINCE
EDOUARD
95 Capital Drive Charlottetown PE C1E 1E8
(902) 628-2288 Téléc (902) 628-6035
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SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK
107 – 146, rue Main Fredericton NB E3A 1C8
(506) 452-7191 Téléc (506) 459-3925
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SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE LA NOUVELLE ECOSSE
210 – 3770 Kempt Road Halifax NS B3K 4X8
(902) 429-7025 Téléc (902) 423-6479
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE L’ONTARIO
393, av. University, bureau 1700 Toronto ON M5G 1E6
(416) 979-7228 Téléc (416) 979-8366
Courriel: sdow@on.arthritis.ca
380, rue Saint-Antoine ouest, bureau 3280,
Montréal QC H2Y 3X7
(514) 846-8840 Téléc (514) 846-8999
Courriel: kgagnon@qc.arthrite.ca
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE LA SASKATCHEWAN
2550 12th Avenue Suite 110 Regina SK S4P 3X1
(306) 352-3312 Téléc (306) 565-8731
Courriel: emarchuk@sk.arthritis.ca
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE
TERRE-NEUVE ET LABRADOR
78 O’Leary Avenue St John’s NL A1B 2C7
(709) 579-8190 Téléc (709) 579-8191
Courriel: bkitchen@nl.arthritis.ca
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SOCIÉTÉ DE RECHERCHE SUR LE CANCER
625 Av du Président Kennedy, Bureau 402
Montréal QC H3A 3S5
(514) 861-9227 Téléc (514) 861-9220
(866) 343-2262
Courriel: beccles@src-crs.ca
Site Web: www.RechercheCancer.ca
But: Un organisme d’envergure national qui consacre
ses fonds exclusivement à la recherche sur le cancer,
par le biais de subventions aux chercheurs qualifiés
dans les universités et hôpitaux partout au Canada.
Responsable: Andy Chabot, Directeur Général
Information: Bert Eccles, Directeur des dons
majeurs individuels & des dons planifiés
Président.............................Mario Chevrette, Ph.D.
Vice-président...............................Annick Bergeron
Trésorier......................................... Nathalie Labelle
Secrétaire................................ Micheline Bouchard
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LA SOCIÉTÉ DE SAINT-VINCENT DE PAUL DE MONTRÉAL
1930 Rue De Champlain Montréal QC H2L 2S8
(514) 526-5937
SOCIÉTÉ DE SOINS PALLIATIFS À DOMICILE ANCIENNEMENT
L’ASSOCIATION D’ENTRAIDE VILLE-MARIE
1110 Jean-Talon est bureau 301 Montréal QC H2R 1V9
(514) 272-7200
SOCIETE DES MISSIONS ETRANGERES DE LA PROVINCE DE QUEBEC
180, Place Juge-Desnoyers Laval QC H7G 1A4
(613) 746-5143
SOCIETE ZOOLOGIQUE DE GRANBY INC
347 rue Bourget Granby QC J2G 1E8
(514) 372-9113 Téléc (514) 372-5531
SOCIETE ZOOLOGIQUE DE QUEBEC INC (LA)
9141 ave du Zoo Charlesbourg QC G1G 4G4
(418) 627-3072 Téléc (418) 627-2062
SOCIÉTÉS DES MISSIONNAIRES D’AFRIQUE
PÈRES BLANCS (LES)
1640, rue St-Hubert Montréal QC H2L 3Z3
(514) 849-1167 Téléc (514) 849-4232
Courriel: mafrecon@mafr.net
Site Web: http://mafr.net/
But: Présents dans 23 pays d’Afrique. Evangélisation.
Formation. Fortement impliqué dans les projets de
dévelopment dans les communartés locales, parmi les
plus démunis. (Sidéens, Énfants de la rue).
Responsable: Julien Cormier, Supérieur Provincial
Information: Jean-Claude Pageau, Econome Provincial
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA
802-6 Ave. No. Lethbridge AB T1H 0S1
(403) 327-4223
SOCIETY FOR EDUCATIONAL VISITS & EXCHANGES
IN CANADA IN CANADA
950 Gladstone Suite 300 Ottawa ON K1V 3E6
(613) 727-3832 Fax (613) 727-3831
Les organismes de
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sont classés par:
SOCIETY FOR MANITOBANS WITH DISABILITIES (SMD)
FOUNDATION
401 – 825 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg MB R3A 1M5
(204) 975-3105 Fax (204) 975-3011
(866) 282-8041
E-mail: rjemison@smd.mb.ca
Website: www.smd.mb.ca
Purpose: SMD provides vital support and services for children
and adults with disabilities in Manitoba and strives for a
community that supports the independence, participation and
empowerment of persons of all abilities.
Person In Charge: Maria Marrone, Chief Operating Officer,
Member CAGP
Information Contact: Roy Jemison, Manager, Gift Planning
Chairperson............................................ Garry Haggerty
Vice Chairperson........................................George Hollo
Secretary........................................................ Gail Smidt
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH
(416) 699-7077 Fax (416) 699-9019
SOCIETY OF ST PETER THE APOSTLE FUND
(416) 699-7077 Fax (416) 699-9019
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL, TORONTO CENTRAL COUNCIL
240 Church St Toronto ON M5B 1Z2
(416) 364-5577 Fax (416) 364-2055
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL OF VANCOUVER ISLAND
101 – 831 Yates Street Victoria BC V8W 1M1
(250) 382-2767 Fax (250) 382-2787
SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
170 Colborne Street West Orillia ON L3V 2Z3
(705) 325-6464 Fax (705) 325-4693
SOLEL CONGREGATION OF MISSISSAUGA
2399 Folkway Dr Mississauga ON L5L 2M6
(905) 820-5915
SOMERSET WEST COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
55 Eccles St. Ottawa ON K1R 6S3
(613) 238-8210 Fax (613) 235-7595
SONSHINE SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES
SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGES CANADA
44 ByWard Market Square #240 Ottawa ON K1N 7A2
(613) 232-3309 Fax (613) 232-6764
(800) 767-5111
E-mail: info@soschildrensvillages.ca
Website: www.soschildrensvillages.ca
Purpose: Does your client wish to give vulnerable children
futures filled with hope and opportunity? For more than 60
years SOS Children’s Villages has been raising orphaned and
abandoned children. Our vital work in 132 countries has the
support of 6 million caring people across Europe and Canada.
Person In Charge: Boyd McBride, National Director,
Member AFP
Information Contact: Dave Greiner, Deputy Director,
President..................................................Peter Dudding
Vice-President............................................ Cari Maclean
Treasurer............................................. Peter McSheffrey
Secretary.................................................... Paula Clancy
Past-President.................................... Michael von Herff
#2510, 246 Stewart Green Sw Calgary AB T3H 3C8
(403) 202-6172
PO Box 199 260 Adelaide St E Toronto ON M5A 1N1
(416) 203-6264
55 Mill Street Building 49 Toronto ON M5A 3C4
(416) 203-6264 Fax (416) 203-1531
SOULS HARBOUR RESCUE MISSION
PO Box 9255 RPO CSC Halifax NS B3K 5M8
(902) 999-5572
SOULS HARBOUR RESCUE MISSION, INC.
P O Box 3356 Stn Main Regina SK S4P 3H1
(306) 543-0011
SOUNDSTREAMS CANADA
57 Spadina Avenue Suite 200 Toronto ON M5V 2J2
(416) 504-1282
SOUTH GATE ALLIANCE
14910 Bannister Rd S.e. Calgary AB T2X 1Z5
(403) 254-1030
PO Box 34067 RPO Westbrook Calgary AB T3C 3W2
(403) 243-2002 Fax (403) 287-2194
E-mail: info@sonshine.ab.ca
Website: www.sonshine.ab.ca
SOUTH MUSKOKA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
75 Ann Street Bracebridge ON P1L 2E4
(705) 645-4400 Fax (705) 645-0352
Purpose: Founded in 1978, Sonshine Community Services
provides social services from a Christian perspective to Calgary
and surrounding areas. The charity operates a one-year
residential and counseling program for women and children
fleeing domestic violence called the Sonshine Centre.
Person In Charge: Joy Johnson-Green, Executive Director
Information Contact: Joy Johnson-Green, Executive
Director
Chair..............................................................Bruce Daze
Vice-Chair...........................................Sandy Vander Ziel
Treasurer/Secretary................................. Richard Feasel
SOPAR
1 chemin des Erables Gatineau QC J8V 1C1
(819) 243-3616 Téléc (819) 243-6280
SOPAR – SOCIETE DE PARTAGE
1 Chemin des Érables Gatineau QC J8V 1C1
(819) 243-3616 Fax (819) 243-6280
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#218-246 Martin Street Penticton BC V2A 5K3
(250) 493-4366 ext 105 Fax (250) 493-3158
E-mail: sowins@telus.net
Website: www.sowins.com
Purpose: Provides preventative, residential and counselling
services to abused women and their children. We also provide
life and job skills training for abused women to help them on
their road to independence. Our plans include affordable
housing and additional social enterprises to ensure the levels
of service needed.
Person In Charge: Eleanor Summer, Executive Director
Information Contact: Donna Henningson, Resources
Coordinator
President.................................................Lynae Locheed
Secretary.................................................Tracey Harberd
Treasurer.................................................Tracey Harberd
Vice President............................................. Lisa Hopper
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2656 160 St Surrey BC V3S 0B7
(604) 535-5056
Box 997 Lethbridge AB T1J 4A2
(403) 328-6966
P.O. Box 45016 High River AB T1V 1R7
(403) 282-7011
SOUTHGATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
5501-204 Street Unit 120 Langley BC V3A 5N8
(604) 532-7769 Fax (604) 532-7996
SOUTHLAKE REGIONAL HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
615 Davis Dr. Suite 304 Newmarket ON L3Y 2R2
(905) 836-7333 Fax (905) 836-5651
SOUTHPOINTE ACADEMY
1741 56th St. Delta BC V4L 2B2
(604) 948-8826 Fax (604) 948-8853
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO YFC/YOUTH UNLIMITED
885 Nellis Street Woodstock ON N4S 4C6
(519) 537-5219 Fax (519) 537-6744
SPARC BC SOCIETY
201 221 East 10th Ave Burnaby BC V5G 0A7
(604) 718-7736
(780) 415-0719
210-3701 East Hastings Burnaby BC V5C 2H6
(604) 737-3078
SPECIAL OLYMPICS CANADA
60 St Clair Ave E Ste 700 Toronto ON M4T 1N5
(416) 927-9050
SPECIAL OLYMPICS ONTARIO
18 Wynford Dr #300 Toronto ON M3C 3S2
(416) 447-8326 Fax (416) 447-6336
SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS ASSOCIATION
OF NORTHERN ALBERTA
#305 – 11010 101 St. Edmonton AB T5H 4B9
(780) 451-6921 Fax (888) 881-7172
SPIRITANS THE CONGREGATION OF THE HOLY GHOST
121 Victoria Park Avenue Laval House Toronto ON M4E 3S2
(416) 691-9319
SPRINGS OF LIVING WATER CENTRE INC
Unit 1 – 595 Lagimodiere Blvd Winnipeg MB R2J 3X2
(204) 233-7003
SPRINGS OF LIVING WATER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY INCORPORATED
725 Lagimodiere Blvd Winnipeg MB R2J 0T8
(204) 235-0863
SPRINT-PIONEERS MINISTRIES INC.
51 Byron Ave Dorchester ON N0L 1G2
(519) 268-8778
SRI GURU SINGH SABHA CANADA (MALTON)
199 Advance Blvd. Unit 205 Mississauga ON L4T 1A6
(905) 671-1662
SRI KATPAKA VINAYAGAR HINDU TEMPLE OF MISSISSAUGABRAMPTON
21 – 200 Advance Boulevard Brampton ON L6T 4V4
(416) 471-0255
ST JOSEPH’S HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION, HAMILTON
224 James Street South Hamilton ON L8P 3A9
(905) 521-6036 Fax (905) 577-0860
(866) 478-5037
E-mail: info@stjoesfoundation.ca
Website: www.stjoesfoundation.ca
Purpose: St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation raises and stewards funds vital to fulfilling St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton’s
mission as an exemplary academic health sciences centre
devoted to research, education and compassionate patient
care, consistent with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Hamilton’s
historic legacy of serving body, mind and spirit.
Person In Charge: Sera Filice-Armenio, President & CEO,
Information Contact: Carrie Trembinski, Director,
Marketing & Communications, Member AFP
Chair...........................................................Kieron Hayes
ST AMANT FOUNDATION
440 River Road, Winnipeg MB R2M 3Z9
(204) 258-7052 Fax (204) 257-4349
ST JOSEPH’S LIFECARE FOUNDATION
99 Wayne Gretzky Pkwy Brantford ON N3T 4P5
(519) 751-7096 Fax (519) 753-2388
ST BONIFACE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
D1003-409 Tache Ave Winnipeg MB R2H 2A6
(204) 237-2067 Fax (204) 231-0041
ST JOSEPH’S VILLA FOUNDATION
56 Governor’s Road Dundas ON L9H 5G7
(905) 627-9011 Fax (905) 627-8978
ST CATHARINES FOLK ARTS MULTICULTURAL CENTRE
85 Church Street St Catharines ON L2R 3C7
(905) 685-6589 Fax (905) 685-8376
810 West 27 Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 2G7
(604) 874-5275
ST CLAIR COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY
2000 Talbot Rd Windsor ON N9A 6S4
(519) 972-2781
ST MARY’S ACADEMY FOUNDATION
550 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg MB R3M 0C1
(204) 478-6030 Fax (204) 453-2417
ST CLAIR WEST SERVICES FOR SENIORS
2562 Eglinton Avenue West 2nd Floor, Suite 202 Toronto ON M6M 1T4
(416) 787-2114 Fax (416) 787-8552
14500 Bannister Road SE Calgary AB T2X 1Z4
(403) 531-9130 Fax (403) 531-9136
ST CLARE’S MULTIFAITH HOUSING SOCIETY
138 Pears Ave. Suite B4 PO Box 801 Toronto ON M5R 3K6
(416) 944-8357
329 Powell St Vancouver BC V6A 1G5
(604) 606-0425 Fax (604) 606-0318
ST JEROME’S UNIVERSITY
290 Westmount Rd. N. Waterloo ON N2L 3G3
(519) 884-8110 Fax (519) 884-5759
ST JOHNS ANGLICAN CHURCH
99 Brock St. Peterborough ON K9H 2P2
(705) 745-7624
ST JOHN’S REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
285 Cummer Ave Toronto ON M2M 2G1
(416) 226-6780
University Of Alberta Edmonton AB T6G 2J5
(780) 492-7681
ST JOSEPH’S HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
801 Commissioners Road, London ON N6C 5J1
(519) 646-6085
ST MICHAEL’S CHOIR SCHOOL
66 Bond Street Toronto ON M5B 1X2
(416) 393-5518 Fax (416) 363-0710
E-mail: choirschool@tcdsb.org
Website: www.smcs.on.ca
Purpose: St. Michael’s Choir School provides a superior
musical education to boys who serve as choristers at St.
Michael’s Cathedral. Our distinctive learning environment
features a supportive community and a focus on leadership
and service. The leaders of tomorrow learn to be “men for
others” through their commitment to excellence in choral
music, academic studies, and community service.
Person In Charge: W. Edward McCall, Executive Director
Information Contact: Gilda Tarantino, Executive Assistant
Chair....................................Archbishop Thomas Collins
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Individual Canadians collectively invested more than $8.6 billion
of their after-tax dollars to support the work of Canada’s
charitable and non-profit sector in 2007.
Les Canadiens ont investi plus de 8,6 milliards de dollars de
leurs dollars après impôt pour soutenir le travail du secteur
de bienfaisance et sans but lucratif canadien en 2007.
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ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL
1515 Bathurst St Toronto ON M5P 3H4
(416) 653-3180 Fax (416) 653-8789
(877) 240-0089
E-mail: advancement@smcsmail.com
Website: www.stmichaelscollegeschool.com
ST STEPHEN’S COMMUNITY HOUSE
91 Bellevue Ave Toronto ON M5T 2N8
(416) 925-2103 Fax (416) 925-2271
Website: www.ststephenshouse.com
Purpose: St. Stephen’s is a multi-service agency, serving the
needs of Toronto’s most vulnerable citizens. Programs
include: drop-in and support services for the homeless and
Purpose: Founded in 1852, St. Michael’s College School, youth at risk, language training and newcomer services,
a Catholic independent school under the direction of the conflict resolution, senior services, employment and training,
Basilian Fathers, continues to educate young men to be child care and wellness promotion.
outstanding in learning, responsible within society and
Person In Charge: Liane Regendanz, Executive Director,
witnesses to Jesus Christ. (Grades 7 – 12).
Member AFP
Person In Charge: Rev. Joseph Redican, C.S.B.,
Information Contact: Bill Sinclair, Associate Executive
President & CEO
Director
Information Contact: Stephanie Nicholls, Acting
President.....................................................Ann Mitchell
Director of Advancement
Vice-President..................................... Barbara Mellman
Secretary............................................. Clio Godkewitsch
Chairman of the Board.Rev. Timothy Scott, C.S.B.
Treasurer.................................................... Cynthia Bliss
7404-139 Avenue, Edmonton AB T5C 3H7
(780) 473-5621 Fax (780) 472-4506
ST MICHAEL’S FOUNDATION
30 Bond St Toronto ON M5B 1W8
(416) 864-5879 Fax (416) 864-5761
E-mail: collantesc@smh.ca
Website: www.stmichaelshospital.com
Purpose: St. Michael’s Hospital is a leading teaching and
research hospital. Known as Toronto’s Urban Angel, we
treat everyone who enters our doors with compassion
and best possible care. We conduct groundbreaking
research and teach tomorrow’s generation of health care
professionals. St. Michael’s Foundation helps make this
possible by working with our family of donors to fund
urgent needs in patient care, teaching and research.
ST STEPHEN’S UNIVERSITY
8 Main St St Stephen NB E3L 3E2
(506) 466-1781 Fax (506) 466-1783
7508 – 29 Avenue Edmonton AB T6K 3Y8
(780) 463-8646
ST THOMAS OF VILLANOVA CATHOLIC SCHOOL
2480 15th Side Road King City ON L7B 1A4
(416) 410-1254
635a Tranquille Rd Kamloops BC V2B 3H9
(250) 376-3351
ST JOHN COUNCIL FOR ONTARIO
15 Toronto St Suite 800 Toronto ON M5C 2E3
(416) 923-8411
ST. JOSEPH’S GENERAL HOSPITAL ELLIOT LAKE
70 Spine Rd Elliot Lake ON P5A 1X2
(705) 848-7182
ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPICE RESOURCE CENTRE OF SARNIA LAMBTON
110 Water St Sarnia ON N7T 5W3
(519) 337-0537
ST. MARY AND ST. JOSEPH COPTIC ORTHODOX CHURCH
16 Fairty Drive Richmond Hill ON L4C 1K9
(519) 942-0001
ST. MICHAEL’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL SOCIETY
3400 Richmond Rd Victoria BC V8P 4P5
(250) 370-6167
ST. MILDRED’S-LIGHTBOURN SCHOOL
1080 Linbrook Rd Oakville ON L6J 2L1
(905) 845-2386
7450 – 12th Avenue Burnaby BC V3N 2K1
(604) 521-1801
2250 150th St Surrey BC V4A 9J3
(604) 531-5739
STARLIGHT CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION CANADA
250 Consumers Rd #1101 Willowdale ON M2J 4V6
(416) 502-9474 Fax (416) 502-9477
www.charitycan.ca
Help the
Urban Angel
care for the
people you love
Information Contact: Cynthia Collantes,
Senior Planned Giving Officer, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
Chair.............................................H. Anthony Arrell
Vice-Chair...................................John M. Cassaday
Vice-Chair............................................ Nicole Eaton
Vice-Chair.............................. Dr. Robert J. Howard
Vice-Chair.........................................Michael Norris
Treasurer.............................Thomas W. Cryer, FCA
You know St. Michael’s does
amazing work. But to continue,
the hospital needs your help.
Your generous gift of life insurance,
RRSP/RRIF, endowment or by
including St. Michael’s Foundation
in your will can help us provide
inspired care. To make a donation or
find out about making a gift in the
future, please call Cynthia Collantes
at 416.864.5879 or visit
10127-145 St Edmonton AB T5N 2X6
(780) 455-0771
ST PAUL’S HIGH SCHOOL INC.
2200 Grant Avenue Winnipeg MB R3P 0P8
(204) 831-2300
ST PAUL’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION ST PAUL’S HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION OF VANCOUVER
178 – 1081 Burrard St Vancouver BC V6Z 1Y6
(604) 682-8206 Fax (604) 806-8326
www.charitycan.ca
Your connection to
Canadian charities
ST CLEMENT’S SCHOOL
21 St-Clement’s Avenue Toronto ON M4R 1G8
(416) 483-4835
stmichaelshospital.com
30 Bond Street
Toronto, ON Canada M5B 1W8
12296 3663 RR0001
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STARS FOR LIFE FOUNDATION FOR AUTISM INC.
23 Maypoint Road Charlottetown PE C1E 0H5
(902) 894-9286 Fax (902) 894-2623
E-mail: cbateman@starsforlife.com
Website: www.starsforlife.com
Purpose: To safeguard the futures of children with autism by
providing continuing education; create businesses where
challenging jobs will be enjoyed; and build homes where
aging parents will know their adult children will live happily
and safely beyond their own lives.
Person In Charge: Carolyn Bateman, President
Information Contact: Robert Bateman
President............................................. Carolyn Bateman
Treasurer...................................................... Jim Travers
Secretary............................................. Carolyn Bateman
STARS FOR LIFE INC.
11 Lewis Cres Charlottetown PE C1E 1M3
(902) 368-2685 Fax (902) 566-4777
STATION GALLERY WHITBY ARTS INC.
1450 Henry Street Whitby ON L1N 0A8
(905) 668-4185 Fax (905) 668-1934
STEELWORKERS HUMANITY FUND INC /
LE FONDS HUMANITAIRE DES METALLOS INC.
234 Eglinton Ave East Suite 800 Toronto ON M4P 1K7
(416) 487-1571
STEELWORKERS HUMANITY FUND INC./
LE FONDS HUMANITAIRE DES METALLOS INC.
234 Eglinton Ave East Suite 800 Toronto ON M4P 1K7
(416) 487-1571
STEINBACH CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS INC.
50 Pth 12 North Steinbach MB R5G 1T4
(204) 326-6451
STEPHEN LEWIS FOUNDATION
501 – 260 Spadina Avenue Toronto ON M5T 2E4
(416) 533-9292 Fax (416) 850-4910
STEPS SOCIETY FOR PERMANENT RECOVERY
50 Mural St Units 10 & 11 Richmond Hill ON L4C 3C4
(905) 503-1554
STERLING HALL SCHOOL, THE
99 Cartwright Ave North York ON M6A 1V4
(416) 785-3410
STEVENSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
200 Fletcher Crescent PO Box 4000 Alliston ON L9R 1W7
(705) 435-6281 Fax (705) 434-5116
44005 Watt Road Lindell Beach BC V2R 4X9
(604) 858-6845
1502 College Plaza 8215 – 112 Street Edmonton AB T6G 2C8
(780) 433-5437
STOP COMMUNITY FOOD CENTRE (THE)
1884 Davenport Rd Toronto ON M6N 4Y2
(416) 652-7867 Fax (416) 652-2294
STRATFORD AND DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
130 Huron Rd R.r.#1 Stratford ON N4Z 0A3
(519) 271-0051
STRATFORD AND PERTH COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
55 Lorne Ave. E. Unit 5 PO Box 21092 Stratford ON N5A 7V4
(519) 271-1503 Fax (519) 271-1504
68 Nile Street Stratford ON N5A 4C5
(519) 271-1414 Fax (519) 271-5679
STRATFORD GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
46 General Hospital Drive Stratford ON N5A 2Y6
(519) 272-8210 ext 2626 Fax (519) 272-8238
E-mail: andrea.page@hpha.ca
Website: www.sghfoundation.org
Purpose: The Stratford General Hospital Foundation works
with the community to help raise funds for equipment,
upgrading of facilities and special projects for the Stratford
General Hospital site of the Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance.
Person In Charge: Andrea Page CFRE, Executive Director,
Chairman...................................................Debbie Reece
Vice-Chairman................................................Tom Parisi
Treasurer................................................ Chris Thomson
Fundraising Goal: $20M Heart & Soul Campaign – $4M
MRI Campaign
1011 Cloverbar Rd Sherwood Park AB T8A 4V7
(780) 467-4752
RR 2, Okotoks AB T1S 1A2
(403) 938-4431 Fax (403) 938-4492
STREET TEAMS / SAFE HOUSE SOCIETY (CALGARY)
731 – 13 Ave Ne Calgary AB T2E 1C8
STRIDE
388 Main Street East Milton ON L9T 1P8
(905) 693-4252 Fax (905) 693-9183
STROKE RECOVERY ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
#109 – 119 West Pender Street Vancouver BC V6H 3V1
(604) 688-3603
SUCO
210 – 1453 Rue Beaubien Est Montréal QC H2G 3C6
SUDBURY COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTRE
1166 Roy Ave Sudbury ON P3A 3M6
(705) 560-0430
41 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury ON P3E 5J1
(705) 523-7135
3644 Slocan St Vancouver BC V5M 3E8
(604) 875-3700 Fax (604) 875-3701
SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
2075 Bayview Avenue Toronto ON M4N 3M5
(416) 480-4483 Fax (416) 480-6155
101-239 Midparkway Se Calgary AB T2X 1M2
(403) 254-2823
Pass it on!
We want the Canadian Donor’s Guide to be
as widely available as possible.
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SURREY LIBRARIES
7452 132 Street Surrey BC V3W 4M7
(604) 598-7300 Fax (604) 598-7310
E-mail: cahill@surrey.ca
Website: www.surreylibraries.ca
Purpose: Every day, the Library helps people discover
something new, connect with their community or feel inspired
by our programs and services. The Library is a gathering
place; a symbol of intellectual curiosity and respect for
learning. We raise funds to provide access to local and global
information and ideas, and offer community programming
that encourages literacy and supports lifelong learning for
all Surrey residents.
Person In Charge: Melanie Houlden, Deputy Chief
Librarian
Information Contact: Cyndy Hill, Development Officer,
10732-135 Street Surrey BC V3T 4C7
(604) 581-5443
SURREY FOUNDATION
PO Box 34089 Surrey BC V3S 8C4
(604) 591-2699 Fax (604) 591-2656
13750-96th Ave Surrey BC V3V 1Z2
(604) 588-3371 Fax (604) 585-5550
SURREY PLACE CENTRE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
2 Surrey Place Toronto ON M5S 2C2
(416) 925-5141 Fax (416) 925-6508
PO Box 33519 Surrey Place Mall Surrey BC V3T 5R5
(604) 589-1868 Fax (604) 589-2812
415 – 1788 5th Ave W Vancouver BC V6J 1T5
(604) 569-0965
SWAMINARAYAN WORLD ORGANISATION (CANADA)
North York ON M9L 1X6
(416) 741-7687
SWIFT CURRENT UNITED WAY
#203B Professional Building, 12 Cheadle St. W.
P.O. Box 485 Swift Current SK S9H 3W3
(306) 773-4828 Fax (306) 773-4870
P.O. Box 9020 Sylvan Lake AB T4S 1S6
(403) 887-3313
SYMPHONY NOVA SCOTIA FOUNDATION
1959 Upper Water St, 9TH FLOOR Box 997
Halifax NS B3J 2X2
(902) 420-3325 Fax (902) 420-1417
SYNOD OF THE DIOCESE OF NIAGARA (THE)
252 James St W Cathedral Place Hamilton ON L8R 2L3
(905) 527-1316
T
TABER SECOND WARD
(403) 653-5010
2551 49th Ave E Vancouver BC V5S 1J6
(604) 659-4225
TAFELMUSIK BAROQUE ORCHESTRA
427 Bloor St W Box 14 Toronto ON M5S 1X7
(416) 964-9562 Fax (416) 964-2782
675 Adler Ave. Coquitlam BC V3J 2T7
(778) 217-0467
TAOIST TAI CHI SOCIETY OF CANADA/LA SOCIETE
DE TAI CHI TAOIST DU CANADA
1376 Bathurst St Ottawa ON K2B 7J7
(613) 820-5042
3080 Prince Edward Street Vancouver BC V5T 3N4
(604) 877-8335 Fax (604) 877-8124
TAPESTRY NEW OPERA WORKS
55 Mill St. Bldg. 58, Studio 316 Toronto ON M5A 3C4
(416) 537-6066 Fax (416) 537-7841
TA RRAGON THEATRE
30 Bridgman Ave Toronto ON M5R 1X3
(416) 536-5018 Fax (416) 533-6372
11525 23 Avenue Edmonton AB T6J 4T3
(780) 431-5200 Fax (780) 436-9416
4050 Graveley St. Burnaby BC V5C 4A5
(604) 874-5626 Fax (604) 874-3033
TEEN CHALLENGE INC.
Po Box 777 Lambeth Stn London ON N6P 1R6
(519) 652-0777
TEEN CHALLENGE OF CENTRAL CANADA INC
414 Edmonton Street Winnipeg MB R3B 2M2
(204) 949-9484
TELECARE ORILLIA (DISTRESS LINE)
170 Colborne St. W., Orillia ON L3V 2Z3
(705) 327-2383 Fax (705) 327-2383
10437 – 83 Ave Edmonton AB T6E 2C7
(780) 433-1010 Fax (780) 433-4068
TEMPLE ANSHE SHOLOM,
215 Cline Ave N Hamilton ON L8S 4A1
(905) 528-0121
900 – 47 Ave Sw Calgary AB T2S 3C8
(403) 252-1654
TEMPLE EMANU-EL
120 Old Colony Rd Willowdale ON M2L 2K2
(416) 449-3880
TEMPLE EMANU-EL-BETH SHOLOM
4100 Sherbrooke St. West Westmount QC H3S 1A5
(514) 937-3571 Fax (514) 937-7058
TEMPLE HAR ZION
7360 Bayview Ave Thornhill ON L3T 2R7
(905) 889-2252
TEMPLE KOL AMI
8777 Dufferin St Thornhill ON L4J 8W3
(905) 709-2620
TEMPLE SHOLOM
7190 Oak Street Vancouver BC V6P 3Z9
(604) 266-7190
TEMPLE SINAI CONGREGATION OF TORONTO
210 Wilson Avenue Toronto ON M5M 3B1
(416) 487-4161
TEMPLE SINAI FOUNDATION
210 Wilson Avenue Toronto ON M5M 3B1
(416) 487-4161 Fax (416) 487-5499
TEMPUS INTERNATIONAL
777 Bay St P.O. Box 46108 Toronto ON M5G 2P6
(416) 902-7066
TEN OAKS PROJECT
104 Ontario Street Ottawa ON K1K 1K9
(613) 742-5944 Fax (613) 000-0000
TERRE SANS FRONTIERES
399 rue des Conseillers bureau 23 La Prairie QC J5R 4H6
(450) 659-7717 Téléc (450) 659-2276
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – ALBERTA / NWT / NUNAVUT
6115 – 3rd Street SE Suite 10D Unit D10 Calgary AB T2H 2L2
(403) 212-1336 Fax (403) 212-1343
2669 Shaughnessy Street Port Coquitlam BC V3C 3G7
(604) 464-2666 Fax (604) 464-2664
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – MANITOBA
543 St Mary’s Rd Winnipeg MB R2M 3L4
(204) 231-5282 Fax (204) 231-5365
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – NEW BRUNSWICK /
517 Northumberland St Fredericton NB E3B 3K7
(506) 458-2618 Fax (506) 459-4572
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – NEWFOUNDLAND
140 Water St Suite 603 St John’s NL A1C 6H6
(709) 576-8428 Fax (709) 726-1813
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – NOVA SCOTIA
1657 Barrington St #435 Halifax NS B3J 2A1
(902) 423-8131 Fax (902) 492-3639
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – ONTARIO
900 -1200 Eglinton Avenue East Toronto ON M3C 1H9
(416) 924-8252 Fax (416) 924-6597
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – QUEBEC
1117 St Catherine St W Suite 518 Montréal QC H3B 1H9
(514) 499-9747 Fax (514) 499-9924
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – SASKATCHEWAN
2001 Cornwall Street Suite 116 Regina SK S4P 3X9
(306) 757-1662 Fax (306) 757-7422
303-46167 Yale Rd Chilliwack BC V2P 2P2
(604) 701-0246 Fax (604) 701-0247
(888) 836-9786
E-mail: national@terryfox.org
Website: www.terryfox.org
Purpose: Committed to maintaining the vision and principles
of Terry Fox while raising money for cancer research through
the annual Terry Fox Run, National School Run Day, Great
Canadian Hair “Do,” and planned giving. The Foundation’s
costs rank with the lowest for any national charity with over
87 cents of every dollar raised being contributed to cancer
research. The Foundation is independent of the Canadian
Cancer Society. Condensed audited financial statements
available.
Person In Charge: Brett Kohli, National Director
THAMES TALBOT LAND TRUST
P.O. Box 25054 London ON N6C 6A8
(519) 858-3442 Fax (519) 858-3442
E-mail: thamestalbot@ttlt.ca
Website: www.ttlt.ca
Purpose: The Thames Talbot Land Trust permanently protects
lands and waters of ecological and agricultural significance by
acquiring title through gift or purchase. These lands are carefully managed to protect the ecological and cultural values in
perpetuity.
We operate within the Thames River watershed centred on
London, Ontario.
Person In Charge: Suzanne McDonald Aziz, Executive
Director, Member AFP
Information Contact: Suzanne McDonald Aziz, Executive
Director, Member AFP
President.................................................... Quintin Lang
Treasurer............................................... Wayne Crowder
THEATRE FRANCAIS DE TORONTO (LE)
610 – 21 College Street Toronto ON M5G 2B3
(416) 534-7303 Téléc (416) 534-9087
THÉÀTRE HECTOR-CHARLAND
225 boul. L’ange-gardien L’Assomption QC J5W 4M6
(450) 589-9198 Téléc (450) 589-5396
608-1 Street SW Calgary AB T2P 1M6
(403) 205-2922 Fax (403) 263-3605
The 2011–12 Canadian Donor’s Guide
55 Mill Street Studio 309, Bldg 74 Toronto ON M5A 3C4
(416) 413-7847 Fax (416) 923-0226
THICKSON’S WOODS HERITAGE FOUNDATION
P.O. Box 541 Whitby ON L1N 5V3
(905) 725-2116 Fax (905) 725-2116
THIRD ACADEMY (THE)
THIRD ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL LTD. (THE)
B4, 2452 Battleford Ave. SW Calgary AB T3E 7K9
(403) 288-5335 Fax (403) 288-5804
E-mail: info@thirdacademy.com
Website: www.thirdacademy.ca
Purpose: We are a private school for students with learning
disabilities. We are fully accredited by Alberta Education and
accept students from Grade 1 through Grade 12.
Person In Charge: Dr. S. Lal Mattu
CEO.........................................................Dr. S. Lal Mattu
THIRD DAY WORSHIP CENTRE
999 Sydenham Rd Kingston ON K7M 3L8
(613) 542-0531
THOMPSON CRISIS CENTRE
P.O. Box 1226 Thompson MB R8N 1P1
(204) 677-9668 Fax (204) 677-8376
THOMPSON, NICOLA, CARIBOO UNITED WAY
203-239 Victoria Street Kamloops BC V2C 2A1
(250) 372-9933 Fax (250) 372-5926
THORNHILL HERITAGE FOUNDATION
42 Old Yonge Street Thornhill ON L4J 8C5
(905) 886-2906
THREADS OF LIFE
P.O. Box 9066 1795 Ernest Ave. London ON N6E 2V0
(888) 567-9490 Fax (519) 685-1104
THUNDER BAY FIELD NATURALISTS
P.O. Box 10037 Thunder Bay ON P7B 6T6
(807) 345-6446
TIBETAN CANADIAN CULTURAL CENTRE
40 Titan Road Toronto ON M8Z 2J8
(416) 709-2766
400-163 W. Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 1H5
360-215 Spadina Ave Toronto ON M5T 2C7
TIFERES BAIS YAAKOV
3101 Bathurst St Suite 200 Toronto ON M5N 2C3
(416) 785-4044
TIM HORTON CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
RR#2, 264 Glen Morris Rd. E. St George ON N0E 1N0
(519) 448-1248 Fax (519) 448-1415
TIMBERLINE RANCH
22351 144th Avenue Maple Ridge BC V4R 2P8
(604) 463-9278 Fax (604) 463-4346
TIMOTHY CANADIAN REFORMED SCHOOL SOCIETY OF HAMILTON
430 East 25th Street Hamilton ON L8V 3B4
(905) 385-3953
TIMOTHY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (BA RRIE)
750 Essa Road Barrie ON L4N 9E9
(705) 726-6621
TLC THE LAND CONSERVANCY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
2709 Shoreline Drive Victoria BC V9B 1M5
(250) 479-8053
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE
1331 – 29 Street NW Calgary AB T2N 4N2
403-388-6867 Fax 403-521-3224
Box 1-10 Thetis Island BC V0R 2Y0
(250) 246-9440
www.donorsguide.ca
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TORONTO AIRPORT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
272 Attwell Dr Toronto ON M9W 6M3
(416) 674-8463
TORONTO ARTILLERY FOUNDATION (THE)
65 St. Clair Ave. East Suite 800 Toronto ON M4T 2Y3
(416) 964-9013 Fax (416) 964-2739
TORONTO BREAKTHROUGH TABERNACLE
1820 EGLINTON AVENUE WEST Toronto ON M6E 2H6
(416) 294-3175
TORONTO BRIGANTINE INCORPORATED TALL SHIP ADVENTURES
215 Spadina Ave Suite 405 Toronto ON M5T 2C7
(416) 596-7117 Fax (416) 596-7117
TORONTO CHEDER
3995 Bathurst St Toronto ON M3H 5V3
(416) 636-2987
TORONTO CHILDREN’S CHORUS
2180 Bayview Avenue Toronto ON M4N 3K7
(416) 932-8666 Fax (416) 932-8669
TORONTO CHORAL SOCIETY
#255 – 1543 Bayview Ave Toronto ON M4G 3B5
(416) 410-3509
TORONTO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
33 Bloor street East # 1603 Toronto ON M4W 3H1
(416) 921-2035 Fax (416) 921-1026
TORONTO DISTRICT CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
377 Woodbridge Ave. Woodbridge ON L4L 2V7
(905) 851-1772
TORONTO DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
5050 Yonge Street Toronto ON M2N 5N8
(416) 395-8589
TORONTO EAST GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
TORONTO GENERAL & WESTERN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
825 Coxwell Avenue Toronto ON M4C 3E7
(416) 469-6003 Fax (416) 469-6605
E-mail: donations@tegh.on.ca
Website: www.tegh.on.ca
R Fraser Elliott Bldg, 190 Elizabeth Street
Suite 55-801 Toronto ON M5G 2C4
(416) 340-3935 Fax (416) 340-4864
(877) 846-4483
E-mail: tgwhfcommunications@uhn.on.ca
Website: www.tgwhf-uhn.ca
Purpose: We are dedicated to supporting Toronto East
General Hospital as a champion of urban health care by
raising funds to support the Hospital’s mission. Now
celebrating 80 years of service, Toronto East General is
acknowledged as one of Ontario’s leading community
teaching hospitals; is praised for combining medical
expertise with compassionate care & is recognized by
the Ontario Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care for its
efficiency & financial accountability.
Purpose: Toronto General & Western Hospital Foundation is
dedicated to supporting excellence in health care by raising
funds for leading-edge research, medical education and the
enhancement of patient care at Toronto General Hospital and
Toronto Western Hospital.
Person In Charge: Tennys Hanson, President & C.E.O.
Information Contact: Tennys Hanson, President & C.E.O.
Chair.....................................................John F.T. Warren
Vice-Chair...............................................Cheryl McEwen
Treasurer....................................................... Raj Kothari
Person In Charge: Teresa Vasilopoulos CFRE,
President
Chairman............................................ James Werry
Vice-Chair........................................... Moe Chochla
Vice-Chair......................................... Michael Burns
Treasurer..................................................Bill Fulton
Secretary............................................... John Sotos
TORONTO FESTIVAL OF ARTS, CULTURE AND CREATIVITY
111 Queen Street East Suite 502 Toronto ON M5C 1S2
(416) 368-3100
TORONTO HUMANE SOCIETY
11 River Street Toronto ON M5A 4C2
(416) 392-2273 Fax (416) 392-9978
TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL INC
2 Carlton St Suite 1600 Toronto ON M5B 1J3
(416) 934-3202
TORONTO PEOPLE WITH AIDS FOUNDATION
2nd Floor 399 Church St Toronto ON M5A 2E6
(416) 506-1400
To view a list of advertiser websites
see pages 174–176
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION
789 Yonge St Toronto ON M4W 2G8
(416) 393-7123 Fax (416) 397-5999
YWCA Vancouver
Have theWILL to be our Champion
For over 80 years Toronto East General Hospital
has been at the heart of our community improving
the health and lives of the people in east Toronto.
We have done this through providing high quality
complex health care in a warm and caring
community hospital. We have done this because of
people –health care providers, volunteers,visionaries
and people like you.
To keep pace with the future we need your help.
Please consider including Toronto East General
Hospital in your Will. Leaving a bequest to our
hospital is a very special, thoughtful donation and
can make a huge impact on meeting the needs of our
community for years to come.
We would be happy to work with you to make your gift
the most personally satisfying and financially advantageous
for you. For more information or a confidential
consultation please contact Debbie Owen at
416-469-6580 ext. 2161 or by email at
dowen@tegh.on.ca.
825 COXWELL AVENUE, TORONTO, ON M4C 3E7
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HELPING
CANADIANS
MAKE THEIR
DONATION
DECISIONS.
TORONTO STAR CHILDREN’S CHARITIES
One Yonge St Toronto ON M5E 1E6
(416) 869-4533 Fax (416) 814-3274
E-mail: cjohnso@thestar.ca
Website: www.thestar.com
Purpose: Provide underprivileged children with
Christmas gift boxes through The Toronto Star Santa
Claus Fund, and a summer camp experience through
The Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund. Assist approximately
80,000 children a year. Established in 1901.
Person In Charge: Barbara Mrozek, Director,
Toronto Star Charities and Philanthropy
Information Contact: Cathy Johnson, Administrator
Chairman and President.............John Cruickshank
Vice Chairman...................................David Holland
Secretary....................................... Marie E. Beyette
Trustee.........................................John Cruickshank
Trustee....................................... John A. Honderich
Trustee...............................................David Holland
Trustee...........................................Peter Armstrong
TORONTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
212 King Street West 6th Floor Toronto ON M5H 1K5
(416) 593-7769 Fax (416) 593-8660
TORONTO TALMUD TORAH
89 Allingham Gardens Toronto ON M3H 1X9
(416) 398-8800
www.donorsguide.ca
TORONTO WALDORF SCHOOL
9100 Bathurst St. Thornhill ON L4J 8C7
(905) 881-1611 ext 322 Fax (905) 881-6710
E-mail: cdaugherty@torontowaldorfschool.com
Website: www.torontowaldorfschool.com
Purpose: TWS is part of a 90-year global movement offering a
Parent-Infant through Grade 12 “Education From a Deeper
Perspective” ™. Since 1968 we have created an educational
experience that inspires students to evolve into confident,
creative thinkers who are socially responsible and environmentally conscious.
Person In Charge: Michele Andrews, Acting Head
Information Contact: Catherine Daugherty, Development
Officer, Member AFP since 2007, Member AFP
Board Chair.................................................... Bill Harlow
Vice Chair......................................................David West
Treasurer................................Mohamed Dostmohamed
Faculty Chair........................................................ T. B. D.
Administrative Director........................ Michele Andrews
Fundraising Goal: $1.5 million
TOUCHSTONES NELSON
502 Vernon Street Nelson BC V1L 3Y3
(250) 352-9813 Fax (250) 352-9810
TOURETTE SYNDROME FOUNDATION OF CANADA
195-5945 Airport Rd Mississauga ON L4V 1R9
(905) 673-2255 Fax (905) 673-2638
TRAFFIC INJURY RESEARCH FOUNDATION
171 Nepean St. Suite 200 Ottawa ON K2P 0B4
(613) 238-5235
1565 Bay Ave. Box 131 Trail BC V1R 4L3
(250) 368-3504 Fax (250) 368-5559
PO Box 153 Trail BC V1R 4L5
(250) 364-2326 Fax (250) 364-1255
TRAILS YOUTH INITIATIVES
378 Fairlawn Ave Toronto ON M5M 1T8
(416) 787-2425 Fax (416) 787-1568
TRANS CANADA TRAIL – SENTIER TRANSCANADIEN
43 Westminister Ave North Montréal West QC H4X 1Y8
(514) 485-4357
TORONTO WILDLIFE CENTRE
60 John Drury Dr Toronto ON M3K 2B8
(416) 631-0662 Fax (416) 631-7712
TRANS WORLD RADIO CANADA
O/a Trans World Radio Po Box 25324 London ON N6C 6B1
(519) 672-6510 Fax (519) 672-6512
TORONTO WINDFALL CLOTHING SUPPORT SERVICE
29 Connell Crt Unit 3 Toronto ON M8Z 5T7
(416) 703-8435
2413 Mccallum Rd Abbotsford BC V2T 6R3
(604) 853-8684
TORONTO YOUTH FOR CHRIST
50 Gervais Drive Suite 302 Toronto ON M3C 1Z3
(416) 383-1477
Po Box 2525 Abbotsford BC V2T 6R3
(604) 853-9041
TOUCHSTONE YOUTH CENTRE
1076 Pape Ave Toronto ON M4K 3W5
(416) 696-6932 Fax (416) 696-8798
TREE FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
5250 Ferrier St Suite 520 Montréal QC H4P 1L4
(514) 731-3419 Fax (514) 731-4999
80,000
smiles a year!
The Toronto Star Children’s Charities bring smiles, a breath of fresh air and Christmas gifts to 80,000 Greater Toronto area youngsters each
year. The Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund helps send 25,000 disabled and disadvantaged kids to summer camp. The Toronto Star Santa Claus
Fund delivers gifts to 55,000 underprivileged children and teens.
That’s 80,000 smiles filled with lifetime memories and good cheer. The
Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund and Santa Claus Fund will endeavour to make
it happen again, just as they have every year since 1901. With your help.
For more information, please contact:
The Toronto Star Children’s Charities
One Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M5E 1E6
(416) 869-4847
thestar.com/freshairfund or thestar.com/santaclausfund
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One Church
Three Ways to Give
The Mission and
Service Fund
Provides key support for
the immediate regional,
national, and global work
of our church.
The United
Church of Canada
Foundation
Ensures the future of our
church with long-term funding
from our generous donors.
Legacy Giving
Secures the present and
the future of our church
through bequests and
other estate gifts.
To give, visit www.united-church.ca
and click on “Donate Now.”
Sarah Charters
1-866-340-8223
fdn@united-church.ca
www.unitedchurchfoundation.ca
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Jason Novelli
1-800-268-3781 ext. 2026
ms@united-church.ca
MISSION AND
SERVICE FUND
TRENT UNIVERSITY
1600 West Bank Drive Peterborough ON K9J 7B8
(705) 748-1011 Fax (705) 748-1147
(877) 698-7368
E-mail: sbooth@trentu.ca
Website: www.trentu.ca
Purpose: Vision 2014: To develop a learning environment
which ensures that the individual student is knowledgeable,
thinks critically, is socially conscious and is prepared to
make a difference in society. If this is the kind of legacy that
interests you, call us.
Person In Charge: Dr. Steven E. Franklin, President and
Vice-Chancellor
Information Contact: Sherry Booth, Mgr, Planned Giving &
Leadership Gifts, Member CAGP, Member AFP
Chair of the Board.......... Anne Wright (as July 1, 2011)
Chancellor...................................................Tom Jackson
Vice-Chair of the Board...................... To be Determined
Secretary......................................................... Lon Knox
2540 Shaughnessy Street, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 3W4
(604) 941-7111 Fax (604) 941-9275
TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE CENTRE
TRILLIUM D’ENTRAIDE DES ENFANTS ATTEINTS DU CANCER
200 Main St W Hamilton ON L8V 1N4
(905) 527-1992
TRILLIUM CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE – CENTRE
TRILLIUM D’ENTRAIDE DES E
200 Main St W Hamilton ON L8V 1N4
(905) 527-1992
TRILLIUM GIFT OF LIFE NETWORK
900 – 522 University Ave Toronto ON M5G 1W7
(416) 363-4001
TRILLIUM HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
Trillium Health Centre – Mississauga
Clinical and Administrative Building
100 Queensway West Mississauga ON L5B 1B8
(905) 848-7575 Fax (905) 804-7927
E-mail: foundation@thc.on.ca
Website: www.trilliumgiving.ca
Purpose: Trillium Health Centre Foundation’s mission is to
inspire and encourage the community to invest in Trillium
Health Centre, supporting Trillium’s core purpose, to positively
impact the health of the individuals, families and communities
being served.
Person In Charge: Steve Hoscheit, President & CEO,
CFRE, Member AFP
Information Contact: foundation@thc.on.ca, Member
CAGP, Member AFP
Chair.......................................................... Peter Willson
TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH
1186-94 Murphy Road Sarnia ON N7S 2Y2
(519) 542-9261
TRINITY COLLEGE
6 Hoskin Ave Toronto ON M5S 1H8
(416) 978-2651 Fax (416) 971-3193
TRINITY DIVINE OUTREACH MINISTRIES
Scarborough ON M1H 3C7
(905) 831-4864
7600 Glover Road Langley BC V2Y 1Y1
(604) 888-7511
#204 3755 Albert Street Burnaby BC V5C 2C6
(778) 371-4565
TROPICANA COMMUNITY SERVICES ORGANIZATION OF
SCARBOROUGH, THE
14-670 Progress Ave Scarborough ON M1H 3A4
(416) 439-9009
TROUT UNLIMITED OF CANADA / TRUITE ATOUT DU CANADA
Suite 160, 6712 Fisher St SE Calgary AB T2H 2A7
(403) 221-8360
TRUE SPORT FOUNDATION
350-955 Green Valley Cr Ottawa ON K2C 3V4
(613) 526-6043 Fax (613) 521-3134
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH –
L’INSTITUT CANADIEN DES RECHERCHES AVANCEES
1400-180 Dundas St W Toronto ON M5G 1Z8
(416) 971-4241
TWO/TEN CHARITY TRUST OF CANADA INC
Po Box 4219 Westmount Station Montréal QC H3Z 2T5
(450) 671-3604
TZIVOS HASHEM CANADA INC
3727 Chesswood Dr. North York ON M3J 2P6
(416) 398-1866
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UFM INTERNATIONAL IN CANADA
1020 Matheson Blvd E Unit 11 Mississauga ON L4W 4J9
(905) 238-0904
UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION
263 Bering Ave. Toronto ON M8Z 3A5
(416) 239-2495 Fax (416) 239-2496
ULPANAT OROT GIRLS SCHOOLS
45 Canyon Ave Toronto ON M3H 3S4
UNICEF CANADA
1100-2200 Yonge Street Toronto ON M4S 2C6
(416) 482-4444 Fax (416) 482-8035
(800) 567-4483
E-mail: bequests@unicef.ca
Website: www.unicef.ca
Purpose: UNICEF is committed to reaching the hardest to
reach through life-saving programs in over 150 countries.
Undaunted in the face of war, disaster and disease, UNICEF
works to ensure that all children survive and thrive. Help us
make a difference today!
Member: Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP)
Person In Charge: David Morley, President and CEO
Information Contact: Jacqueline Jones, Manager, Legacy
Giving, Member CAGP
Chairperson......................................... Christopher Fong
UNICEF CANADA
1100, rue de la Gauchetière Ouest, bureau C-21
Montréal QC H3B 2S2
(514) 288-5134 Téléc (514) 288-7243
(866) 363-2687
Courriel: legs@unicef.ca
Site Web: www.unicef.ca
But: L’UNICEF est résolu à venir en aide aux enfants
laissés-pour-compte en mettant sur pied des programmes
d’importance vitale dans plus de 150 pays et territoires. Les
guerres, les catastrophes naturelles et les maladies n’ont
jamais empêché L’UNICEF de travailler sans relâche afin de
permettre à tous les enfants de survivre et de s’épanouir.
Aidez-nous dès aujord’hui à transformer des vies!
Membre: Association canadienne des professionnels en dons
planifiés (ACPDP)
Responsable: David Morley, président et chef de la direction
Information: Jacqueline Jones, responsable des legs
Président du conseil d’administration..... Christopher Fong
616 East Cordova Street Vancouver BC V6A 1L9
(604) 215-5441 Fax (604) 253-3496
E-mail: cbornn@ugm.ca
Website: www.ugm.ca
Purpose: Offer hope to hungry, hurting and homeless in
Metro Vancouver. Our desire is to be a bridge for people
striving to regain the basic necessities of life, restore their
God-given dignity and hope.
Person In Charge: Bill Mollard, President
Information Contact: Carey Bornn, Principal and Legacy
Gifts, Member CAGP
Chairman................................................Robert Pasman
Vice Chairman.............................................David Leung
UNION GOSPEL MISSION,
Po Box 1073 Stn Main 320 Princess St. Winnipeg MB R3C 2X4
(204) 943-9904
UNITED CHRISTIAN BROADCASTERS CANADA
Po Box 23095 Belleville ON K8P 5J3
(613) 966-4822
UNITED CHURCH OBSERVER (THE)
478 Huron Street Toronto ON M5R 2R3
(416) 960-8500 Fax (416) 960-8477
(800) 936-4566
E-mail: general@ucobserver.org
Website: www.ucobserver.org
Purpose: The United Church Observer is the oldest
continuously published magazine in North America (founding
year: 1829). Our award-winning writing provides readers with
inspiration on faith, ethics, justice and lifestyle issues. We are
able to do so because of the generosity of those who share
our commitment to excellence in Canadian faith-based
journalism for generations to come.
Person In Charge: David Wilson, Editor/Publisher
Chair.......................................................Rev. Eric Bacon
Member at Large..............The Very Rev. Stanley McKay
Chair, Finance..................................Rev. Wayne M. Cole
Vice Chair........................................ Rev. Ambury Stuart
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE)
3250 Bloor St W Suite 300 Toronto ON M8X 2Y4
(416) 231-5931 Fax (416) 231-3103
(800) 268-3781
E-mail: info@united-church.ca
Website: www.united-church.ca
Purpose: The United Church of Canada is the largest
Protestant Christian denomination in Canada, ministering to about 3 million people. The United Church was
inaugurated on June 10, 1925 in Toronto, Ontario, when
the Methodist Church, Canada, the Congregational
Union of Canada, and 70% of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada entered into an organic union. The United
Church shares its ministry through worship and spiritual
development, education fellowship & service in 3,300
congregations & hundreds of outreach ministries &
social justice programs across the country.
Person In Charge: Nora Sanders, General Secretary
Information Contact: David Armour, Director of
Philanthropy, Doug Flanders, Director of Major and
Planned Gifts
Moderator........................................... Mardi Tindal
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UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) CONFERENCE OF
MANITOBA & NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO
1470 Willson Place Winnipeg MB R3T 3N9
(204) 233-8911 Fax (204) 233-3289
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) LONDON CONFERENCE OFFICE
747 Hyde Park Rd Ste 116 London ON N6H 3S3
(519) 672-1930 Fax (519) 439-2800
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA FOUNDATION (THE)
#300, 3250 Bloor St. W. Toronto ON M8X 2Y4
(416) 231-5931 Fax (416) 231-3103
(866) 340-8223
E-mail: fdn@united-church.ca
Website: www.unitedchurchfoundation.ca
Purpose: Helping visionary people build generations of
creative ministry through The United Church of Canada,
its congregations and its partners. Descriptions of the
Living Spirit Endowment Fund, Mission Focus Funds
supporting peace and justice, theological education,
leadership development and faith communities, and
opportunities for Personal Endowment Funds are available through the Foundation office and on the web site.
Person In Charge: David Armour, President
Information Contact: Sarah Charters, Donor &
Investor Relations Manager, Member AFP
Chair....................................................Fred Braman
Vice-Chair.......................................... Jon Jessiman
Secretary-Treasurer...................... Kay de la Ronde
UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS’ ASSOC’N OF CANADA
UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS CHARITABLE TRUST
George Brown House 202 – 50 Baldwin St. Toronto ON M5T 1L4
(416) 591-1783
E-mail: uelac@uelac.org
Website: www.uelac.org
UNITED WAY FOR THE CITY OF KAWARTHA LAKES
50 Mary Street West Lindsay ON K9V 2N6
(705) 878-5081 Fax (705) 878-0475
UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING-UXBRIDGE
230 Westney Road South Suite 303 Ajax ON L1S 7J5
(905) 686-0606 Fax (905) 686-0609
UNITED WAY OF BRANDON & DISTRICT INC.
#201-1011 Rosser Avenue Scotia Towers Brandon MB R7A 0L5
(204) 571-8929 Fax (204) 727-8939
UNITED WAY OF BRUCE GREY
380 9th Street East Owen Sound ON N4K 1P1
(519) 376-1560 Fax (519) 376-5458
Suite 600 1202 Centre Street SE Calgary AB T2G 5A5
(403) 231-6265 Fax (403) 355-3135
UNITED WAY OF CAMBRIDGE AND NORTH DUMFRIES
150 Main Street 2nd Floor Cambridge ON N1R 6P9
(519) 621-1030 Fax (519) 621-6220
UNITED WAY OF CANADA – CENTRAIDE CANADA
Suite 404 – 56 Sparks St Ottawa ON K1P 5A9
(613) 236-7041 Fax (613) 236-3087
UNITED WAY OF CAPE BRETON
PO Box 1929 500 King’s Rd, Cabot House, 2nd floor Sydney NS B1P
6W4
(902) 562-5226 Fax (902) 562-5721
4811-48th Street Red Deer AB T4N 1S6
(403) 343-3900 Fax (403) 341-4177
UNITED WAY OF CHATHAM-KENT
425 McNaughton Ave. W. (courier only) P.O. Box 606 Chatham ON
N7M 5K8
(519) 354-0430 Fax (519) 354-9511
UNITED WAY OF COLCHESTER COUNTY
574 Prince Street P.O. Box 32 Truro NS B2N 5B6
(902) 895-9313 Fax (902) 895-5003
930 Baker Street PO Box 657 Cranbrook BC V1C 4J2
(250) 426-8833 Fax (250) 426-5455
UNITED WAY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY
43 Prince Arthur St., Lower Level P.O. 535 Amherst NS B4H 4A1
(902) 667-2203 Fax (902) 667-3819
UNITED WAY OF HALIFAX REGION
46 Portland Street, 7th Floor Royal Bank Building
Dartmouth NS B2Y 1H4
(902) 422-1501 Fax (902) 423-6837
UNITED WAY OF HALTON HILLS
P.O. Box 286 11 Guelph Street Georgetown ON L7G 4Y5
(905) 877-3066 Fax (905) 877-3067
UNITED WAY OF KINGSTON, FRONTENAC, LENNOX AND ADDINGTON
(613) 542-2674 Fax (613) 542-1379
UNITED WAY OF KITCHENER-WATERLOO AND AREA
Marsland Centre, 11th Floor 20 Erb Street West Waterloo ON N2L 1T2
(519) 888-6100 Fax (519) 888-7737
UNITED WAY OF LANARK COUNTY
15 Bates Drive Carleton Place ON K7C 4J8
(613) 253-9074 Fax (613) 253-9075
UNITED WAY OF LEEDS & GRENVILLE
42 George St PO Box 576 Brockville ON K6V 5V7
(613) 342-8889 Fax (613) 342-8850
ALBERTA SOCIETY
1277 – 3 Avenue South Lethbridge AB T1J 0K3
(403) 327-1700 Fax (403) 317-7940
UNITED WAY OF LONDON & MIDDLESEX
409 King Street London ON N6B 1S5
(519) 438-1721 Fax (519) 438-9938
UNITED WAY OF LUNENBURG COUNTY
P.O. Box 244 Bridgewater NS B4V 2W9
(902) 530-3072 Fax (902) 527-2923
UNITED WAY OF MILTON
The Old Train Station, Chris Hadfield Park
PO Box 212 Milton ON L9T 4N9
(905) 875-2550 Fax (905) 875-2402
UNITED WAY OF MORDEN & DISTRICT
114 Nelson St Morden MB R6M 1S6
(204) 822-6992
UNITED WAY OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
Suite 325 44 Torbay Road P.O. Box 1351 St John’s NL A1C 5N5
(709) 753-8288 Fax (709) 753-8387
UNITED WAY OF NIAGARA FALLS AND GREATER FORT ERIE
P.O. Box 266, 7150 Montrose Road, Unit 5 Fort Erie ON L2A 5M5
(905) 354-9342 Fax (905) 354-2717
Purpose: To enrich the lives of Canadians through fostering
public awareness of our national history and, in particular, of
the United Empire Loyalists and the contributions to Canada
while also celebrating their memory through publications,
projects, collections and activities and perpetuating their heritage as an integral part of the Canadian identity. Twenty-seven
branches coast-to-coast.
Person In Charge: Robert C. McBride UE, President
Information Contact: Mette Griffin, Office Administrator
President..................................... Robert C. McBride UE
Past-President.........................Frederick H. Hayward UE
Sr. Vice-President........................... Bonnie Schepers UE
V.P. Atlantic..........................................Jim McKenzie UE
V.P. Central East........................................ Roy Lewis UE
V.P. Central West.......................................Sue Hines UE
V.P. Prairie...............................................Gerry Adair UE
V.P. Pacific.........................................Shirley Dargatz UE
Secretary..................................................Diane Reid UE
Treasurer...................................................Jim Bruce UE
UNITED WAY OF ELROSE & DISTRICT CORP. (THE)
PO Box 123 Elrose SK S0L 0Z0
(306) 378-2532
UNITED ISRAEL APPEAL OF CANADA INC
315-4600 Bathurst St Toronto ON M2R 3V3
(416) 636-7655
UNITED WAY OF GREATER SIMCOE COUNTY
136 Bayfield Street Suite 100 Barrie ON L4M 3B1
(705) 726-2301 Fax (705) 726-4897
UNITED JEWISH APPEAL OF WINDSOR TRUST,
1641 Ouellette Ave Windsor ON N8X 1K9
(519) 973-1772
UNITED WAY OF GREATER VICTORIA
1144 Fort Street Victoria BC V8V 3K8
(250) 385-6708 Fax (250) 385-6712
UNITED SYNAGOGUE DAY SCHOOL
3072 Bayview Avenue Willowdale ON M2N 5L3
(416) 224-8737
UNITED WAY OF GUELPH AND WELLINGTON
85 Westmount Road Guelph ON N1H 5J2
(519) 821-0571 Fax (519) 821-7847
UNITED WAY OF PICTOU COUNTY
Victoria Plaza, 342 Stewart Street, PO Box 75
New Glasgow NS B2N 5E1
(902) 755-1754 Fax (902) 755-0853
UNITED WAY CENTRAL AND NORTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND
#204-2290 Bowen Rd Nanaimo BC V9T 4B5
(250) 729-7400 Fax (250) 729-8048
UNITED WAY OF HALDIMAND AND NORFOLK
39 Kent Street North P.O. Box 472 Simcoe ON N3Y 4L5
(519) 426-5660 Fax (519) 426-0017
UNITED WAY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
180 Kent St P.O. Box 247 Charlottetown PE C1A 7K4
(902) 894-8202 Fax (902) 894-9643
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UNITED WAY OF ESTEVAN
PO Box 611 Estevan SK S4A 2A5
(306) 634-8842 Fax (306) 634-2197
The Redpoll Centre 200, 10010 Franklin Centre
Fort McMurray AB T9H 2K7
(780) 791-0077 Fax (780) 791-0088
UNITED WAY OF NORTH OKANAGAN COLUMBIA SHUSWAP
3107-32nd Avenue Vernon BC V1T 2M2
(250) 549-1346 Fax (250) 549-1357
1600 – 3rd Avenue Prince George BC V2L 3G6
(250) 561-1040 Fax (250) 562-8102
UNITED WAY OF OAKVILLE
466 Speers Rd Suite #200 Oakville ON L6K 3W9
(905) 845-5571 Fax (905) 845-0166
#213 11330-106 Street Grande Prairie AB T8V 7X9
(780) 532-1105 Fax (780) 532-3532
UNITED WAY OF OSHAWA-WHITBY-CLARINGTON-BROCK & SCUGOG
345 Simcoe St South Oshawa ON L1H 4J2
(905) 436-7377 Fax (905) 436-6414
UNITED WAY OF GREATER MONCTON &
SOUTHEASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK REGION INC.
123 Halifax Street P.O. Box 768 Moncton NB E1C 8M9
(506) 858-8600 Fax (506) 858-0584
UNITED WAY OF OXFORD
65 Springbank Avenue North Woodstock ON N4S 8V8
(519) 539-3851 Fax (519) 539-3209
UNITED WAY OF GREATER SAINT JOHN INC.
61 Union Street 2nd Floor Saint John NB E2L 1A2
(506) 658-1212 Fax (506) 633-7724
UNITED WAY OF PEEL REGION
5170 Dixie Rd Suite 300 Mississauga ON L4W 1E3
(905) 602-3650 Fax (905) 602-3651
UNITED WAY OF PERTH-HURON
32 Erie Street Stratford ON N5A 2M4
(519) 271-7730 Fax (519) 273-9350
UNITED WAY OF PETERBOROUGH AND DISTRICT
277 Stewart St Peterborough ON K9J 3M8
(705) 742-8839 Fax (705) 742-9186
UNITED WAY OF QUINTE
249 William Street, Sears Unity Place PO Box 815
Belleville ON K8N 3K4
(613) 962-9531 Fax (613) 962-4165
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE (CENTRAL N.B./
RÉGION DU CENTRE DU N.-B.) INC.
400-1133 Regent Street Fredericton NB E38 3Z2
(506) 459-7773 Fax (506) 451-1104
UNITED WAY OF REGINA
1440 Scarth Street Regina SK S4R 2E9
(306) 757-5671 Fax (306) 522-7199
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE OTTAWA
363 Coventry Road Ottawa ON K1K 2C5
(613) 228-6700 Fax (613) 228-6730
UNITED WAY OF SARNIA-LAMBTON
P.O. Box 548 Sarnia ON N7T 7J4
(519) 336-5452 Fax (519) 383-6032
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE SUDBURY AND/ET DISTRICT
105 Elm St. Suite E-6 Sudbury ON P3C 1T3
(705) 560-3330 Fax (705) 560-3337
UNITED WAY OF SASKATOON & AREA
Saskatoon Community Service Village 100-506 25th St E
Saskatoon SK S7K 4A7
(306) 975-7700 Fax (306) 244-0583
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE WINDSOR-ESSEX COUNTY
300 Giles Blvd E Unit A1 Windsor ON N9A 4C4
(519) 258-3033 Fax (519) 258-2346
3000, 8770 – 170 Street Edmonton AB T5T 4M2
(780) 444-8100
UNITED WAY OF SAULT STE MARIE
74 Oxford Street Sault Ste Marie ON P6B 1R7
(705) 256-7476 Fax (705) 759-5899
UNIVERSITE DE MONCTON
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Moncton NB E1A 3E9
(506) 858-4180
PO Box 1985 Slave Lake AB T0G 2A0
(780) 849-3820
#101, 928 Allowance Avenue Medicine Hat AB T1A13G7
(403) 526-5544 Fax (403) 526-5244
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bureau 480 CP 6128 Succursale Centre-ville Montréal QC H3C 3J7
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UNITED WAY OF SOUTH GEORGIAN BAY
275 First Street, Unit 9 P.O. Box 284 Collingwood ON L9Y 3Z5
(705) 444-1141 Fax (705) 444-0981
UNITED WAY OF SOUTH NIAGARA
800 Niagara Street Seaway Mall Welland ON L3C 5Z4
(905) 735-0490 Fax (905) 735-5432
UNITED WAY OF ST CATHARINES & DISTRICT
80 King Street Unit 3, Ground Floor St Catharines ON L2R 7G1
(905) 688-5050 Fax (905) 688-2997
UNITED WAY OF STORMONT, DUNDAS & GLENGARY
331 Water St East PO Box 441 Cornwall ON K6H 5T2
(613) 932-2051 Fax (613) 932-7534
15132 Stony Plain Road Edmonton AB T5P 3Y3
(780) 990-1000 Fax (780) 990-0203
UNITED WAY OF THE CENTRAL & SOUTH OKANAGAN/SIMILKAMEEN
249 Lawrence Avenue Kelowna BC V1Y 6L2
(250) 860-2356 Fax (250) 868-3206
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(604) 852-1234 Fax (604) 852-2316
4543 Canada Way Burnaby BC V5G 4T4
(604) 294-8929 Fax (604) 293-0220
UNITED WAY OF THUNDER BAY
1093 Barton Street Thunder Bay ON P7B 5N3
(807) 623-6420 Fax (807) 623-6180
792 Rossland Avenue Trail BC V1R 3N3
(250) 364-0999 Fax (250) 364-1564
UNITED WAY OF WINNIPEG
5 Donald St 3rd floor Winnipeg MB R3L 2T4
(204) 477-5360 Fax (204) 453-6198
UNITED WAY OF YELLOWKNIFE
Box 1145 Yellowknife NT X1A 2N8
(867) 669-7986 Fax (867) 873-9406
UNITED WAY OF YORK REGION
80F Centurian Drive Suite 200 Markham ON L3R 8C1
(905) 474-9974 Fax (905) 474-0051
UNITED WAY SERVING KINGSTON, FRONTENAC, LENNOX AND
ADDINGTON
(613) 542-2674 Fax (613) 542-1379
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UNITED WAY SOCIETY OF THE YUKON
PO Box 31731 RPO Main Street Whitehorse YT Y1A 6L3
(867) 667-2003 Fax (867) 456-4302
UNITED WAY TORONTO
26 Wellington St E 11th floor Toronto ON M5E 1W9
(416) 777-2001 Fax (416) 777-0962
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UNIVERSITÉ D’OTTAWA BUREAU DU DÉVELOPPEMENT
190 ave Laurier est Ottawa ON K1N 6N5
(613) 562-5800 ext 3417 Téléc (613) 562-5127
(888) 352-7222
Courriel: fondsannuel@uottawa.ca
Site Web: http://www.uottawa.ca/donner
But: Située au cœur de la capitale nationale, l’Université
d’Ottawa attire les plus grands talents du Canada et d’ailleurs.
Recherche, innovation, prospérité : l’éducation change la vie.
Responsable: Louis de Melo, CMA, Vice-recteur aux
relations extérieures
Chancelier.............................................Huguette Labelle
Président, Bureau des gouverneurs......... Robert Giroux
Recteur et vice-chancelier..............................Allan Rock
UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A CHICOUTIMI
555 Boul De L’universite Chicoutimi QC G7H 2B1
(418) 545-5011
À l’heure actuelle, plus de
12,5 millions de Canadiens âgés
de 15 ans et plus font du
bénévolat, contribuant plus de
2 milliards d’heures de bénévolat
chaque année. Un quart des personnes qui se portent
bénévoles fournit 78 pour cent
de toutes les heures de bénévolat.
This year, 9 nursing students
received awards from U of M
graduate Kay Ruane
Mary Kathleen Ruane died in 2007,
but she set up a bequest in her will to
fund awards for nursing students in
financial need. Ruane was one of the
first students to enter the School of
Nursing administration program at the
University of Manitoba, and that education provided
her with the foundation she needed for her career.
Ruane gave back because she believed in the
importance of education. Her gift will ensure that her
legacy lives on.
Donor Centre 1H1.91 WMC 8440-112 Street NW
Edmonton AB T6G 2B7
(780) 407-7007 Fax (780) 407-6603
E-mail: uhfoundation@albertahealthservices.ca
Website: www.GiveToUHF.ca
Purpose: Raises funds to advance Edmonton’s University of
Alberta Hospital and the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
as centres of excellence in complex patient care and medical
research. Areas of renowned specialization include a Level I
trauma centre, neuroscience program, burn unit, organ &
tissue transplant program, renal program and critical care
services. The heart institute is a leading centre for complex
cardiac care and heart transplant surgery.
Person In Charge: Joyce Mallman Law, President
Information Contact: Joyce Mallman Law, President
Chairman..........................................Don Cranston, Q.C.
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS KINGSTON FOUNDATION
366 King St. East, Suite 201 Kingston ON K7K 6Y3
(613) 549-5452 Fax (613) 549-5455
6th Flr General Services Building Edmonton AB T6G 2H1
(780) 492-4418 Fax (780) 492-1862
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE)
500 – 5950 University Boulevard Vancouver BC V6T 1Z3
(604) 822-5373 Fax (604) 822-8151
(877) 717-4483
E-mail: heritage.circle@ubc.ca
Website: www.ubc.ca
Purpose: The University of British Columbia consistently
ranks among the top 40 universities worldwide, a distinction
shared by only two other Canadian universities. UBC pursues
excellence in teaching, learning, research and community
engagement to serve local, national and international
communities.
Person In Charge: Barbara Miles, Vice-President of
Development & Alumni Engagement, Member CAGP
Information Contact: Elizabeth Ko, B.Sc., M.B.A., Director
of Development, Gift & Estate Planning, Member CAGP,
Member AFP
President and Vice-Chancellor...... Professor Stephen J.
Toope
2500 University Dr NW Calgary AB T2N 1N4
(403) 220-5854 Fax (403) 282-7688
UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH
Alumni House Development 50 Stone Road West Guelph ON N1G 2W1
(519) 824-4120 Fax (519) 822-2670
4401 University Dr W Lethbridge AB T1K 3M4
(403) 329-2206
To create your legacy and to find out more about
planned giving, visit
umanitoba.ca/giving/plan_a_gift
Development & Advancement Services
Tel: (204) 474-9195 Toll Free: 1-800-330-8066
Email: planned_giving@umanitoba.ca
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UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA (THE)
Department of Development
179 Extended Education Complex Winnipeg MB R3T 2N2
(204) 474-9195 Fax (204) 474-7635
(800) 330-8066
E-mail: planned_giving@umanitoba.ca
Website: www.umanitoba.ca/giving
Purpose: Each of our 187,442 graduates leaves a
footprint on our world. They help keep us healthy,
teach our children, make discoveries, design our
infrastructure, drive our economy and make important
contributions to our world every day. One University,
Many Futures.
Information Contact: Beth Proven, CFRE, Manager,
Planned Giving, or Monica Carlberg, Planned
Giving Officer
Chancellor...................................Mr. Harvey Secter
President and
Vice-Chancellor.......................Dr. David T. Barnard
Vice-President (Academic)
& Provost.............................. Dr. Joanne Keselman
Vice-President
(Administration)...............Mrs. Deborah McCallum
Vice-President (External)............ Mr. John Kearsey
Vice-President (Research)............. Dr. Digvir Jayas
UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK
P.O. Box 4400 Fredericton NB E3B 5A3
(506) 453-4666
3333 University Way Prince George BC V2N 4Z9
(250) 960-5750 Fax (250) 960-5799
UNIVERSITY OF ONTARIO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
2000 Simcoe Street North Oshawa ON L1H 7K4
(905) 721-8668 Fax (905) 725-5475
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA – DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
190 Laurier Ave E Ottawa ON K1N 6N5
(613) 562-5800 ext 3417 Fax (613) 562-5127
(888) 352-7222
E-mail: annualfund@uottawa.ca
Website: http://www.uottawa.ca/giving
Purpose: Located in the heart of the nation’s capital, the
University of Ottawa attracts the best talent from across
Canada and around the world. Research, innovation,
prosperity: Education changes lives.
Person In Charge: Louis de Melo, CMA, Vice-President,
External Relations
Chancellor.............................................Huguette Labelle
Chair, Board of Governors........................ Robert Giroux
President and Vice-Chancellor.......................Allan Rock
UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
550 University Ave Charlottetown PE C1A 4P3
(902) 566-0615 Fax (902) 566-0782
E-mail: tcomeau@upei.ca
Website: www.upei.ca
Purpose: The University of Prince Edward Island works with
community partners to build a success story in PEI and
beyond. With 4400+ students in the arts, sciences, business,
and professions, UPEI is a leading contributor to excellence
and innovation in education, research, and service.
Fundraising for capital projects, research, and scholarships.
Person In Charge: Tracey Comeau, Director, Department
of Advancement
Information Contact: Kim Roach, Gift Processor,
Department of Advancement
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA
3737 Wascana Parkway Regina SK S4S 0A2
(306) 585-4024 Fax (306) 585-4997
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN
501-121 Research Drive Saskatoon SK S7N 1K2
(306) 966-2437 Fax (306) 966-5571
(800) 699-1907
E-mail: evelyn.laird@usask.ca
Website: www.usask.ca/advancement
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
200 University Ave W Waterloo ON N2L 3G1
(519) 888-4567 Fax (519) 746-8932
E-mail: smckayto@uwaterloo.ca
Website: www.development.uwaterloo.ca/plannedgiving
Purpose: In the next decade, the university is committed to
building a better future for Canada and the world by championing innovation and collaboration to create solutions relevant
to the needs of today and tomorrow. Waterloo, as home to
the world’s largest post-secondary co-operative education
Purpose: The U of S is recognized locally, nationally, and
program, embraces its connections to the world and
internationally for its contributions to teaching, scholarship,
encourages enterprising partnerships in learning, research,
research and innovation, and is a major centre for education,
and discovery.
research and service. The University offers a broad range of
Person In Charge: Meg Beckel, Vice President, External
academic and professional programs, and exciting research
Relations
opportunities to over 19,000 undergrad and grad students.
The U of S is home to the Canadian Light Source synchrotron, Information Contact: Sharon McKay-Todd, Associate
Director, Planned Giving, Member CAGP
Canada’s national facility for synchrotron light research.
Person In Charge: Doug Clark, Associate Vice-President
Chancellor.................................................... Prem Watsa
Development, University Advancement
Chair............................................................Bob Harding
Information Contact: Evelyn Laird, Senior Development
President..................................... Feridun Hamdullahpur
Assistant
President...................................Dr. R. Peter MacKinnon
Provost and V.P. Academic................. Dr. Brett Fairbairn
University Secretary................................... Lea Pennock
V-P Finance and Resources.......... Dr. Richard Florizone
V-P Research...........................................Dr. Karen Chad
V-P University Advancement.............Heather Magotiaux
81 St. Mary St Toronto ON M5S 1J4
(416) 926-2077 Fax (416) 926-2339
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
(THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE)
21 King’s College Circle Toronto ON M5S 3J3
(416) 978-3846 Fax (416) 946-7574
(800) 463-6048
E-mail: gift.plan@utoronto.ca
Website: www.give.utoronto.ca
Purpose: Established in 1827, the University of Toronto
is Canada’s largest university, recognized as a global
leader in research and teaching. U of T’s distinguished
faculty, institutional record of groundbreaking
scholarship and wealth of innovative academic
opportunities continually attract outstanding students
and academics from around the world.
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO (THE)
1151 Richmond Street London ON N6A 5B9
(519) 661-2199 Fax (519) 661-3884
Organizations are
indexed by:
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
401 Sunset Avenue Windsor ON N9B 3P4
(519) 253-3000 Fax (519) 971-3679
E-mail: legacy@uwindsor.ca
Website: www.uwindsor.ca/advancement
Purpose: The University of Windsor is Canada’s most
personal comprehensive university. It combines a strong
and focused emphasis on the learning experience of every
student with a broad range of graduate, undergraduate and
professional programs.
Person In Charge: Jonathon Braniff, President, University
Advancement
Information Contact: Nancy Parker, Manager Advancement
Operations, Member CAGP
Chancellor................The Honourable Edward C. Lumley
President and Vice-Chancellor..........Dr. Alan Wildeman
Chair, Board of Governors................. Mr. Mike Horrobin
First Vice-Chair, BOG........................... Dr. Martin Girash
Second Vice-Chair, BOG................... Ms. Jennifer Jones
UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG FOUNDATION (THE)
705-491 Portage Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 2E4
(204) 786-9995 Fax (204) 775-2356
UPPER CANADA COLLEGE
200 Lonsdale Road Toronto ON M4V 1W6
(416) 488-1125
URBANPROMISE TORONTO
215 Morrish Rd, Suite#105 Scarborough ON M1C 1E9
(416) 516-6121
Now published by Third Sector Publishing Canadian Who’s Who The most comprehensive and authoritative
biographical information on notable living Canadians
“This scholarship
lets me be a musician.”
Jacqueline Mokrzewski
Pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Performance
Person In Charge: David Palmer, Vice-President,
Advancement
Information Contact: Michelle Osborne, Executive
Director, Gift Planning, Member CAGP
Chancellor....... The Honourable David R. Peterson
Chairman............................................John F. Petch
President ...................................Prof. David Naylor
Currently, more than
12.5 million Canadians aged
15 and over volunteer,
contributing more than 2 billion
volunteer hours annually.
A quarter of those who
volunteer provide 78 percent
of all volunteer hours.
A bequest to the University of Toronto can make
all the difference for a struggling artist and gifted
student like Jacqueline.
To find out how, contact Michelle Osborne at
416-978-3846 or michelle.osborne@utoronto.ca
give.UToronTo.cA
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USC CANADA
(FORMERLY THE UNITARIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE)
705-56 Sparks Street Ottawa ON K1P 5B1
(613) 234-6827 Fax (613) 234-6842
(800) 565-6872
E-mail: info@usc-canada.org
Website: www.usc-canada.org
2099 Beach Ave Vancouver BC V6G 1Z4
(604) 718-5888 Fax (604) 257-8427
VANCOUVER CHAMBER CHOIR
1254 West 7th Avenue Vancouver BC V6H 1B6
(604) 738-6822 Fax (604) 738-7832
Purpose: Founded in 1945 by Dr Lotta Hitschmanova, USC
Canada helps farmers in Africa, Asia and Latin America grow
more food for their families in ways that preserve and
enhance the environment. We help farmers plant the Seeds
of our Survival!
Person In Charge: Susan Walsh, Executive Director
Information Contact: David Rain, Legacy Gifts and Special
Projects, Member CAGP
Chairperson (on leave)................... Dominique Caouette
Chairperson (acting).................................... Mark Austin
Treasurer.................................................... Martin Settle
Director............................................. Rev. Allison Barrett
V
V.E.Q. FOUNDATION
1270, chemin Ste-Foy, suite 2141 Québec QC G1S 2M4
(418) 683-2366 Fax (418) 688-3277
VALLEY REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
150 Exhibition St Box 911 Kentville NS B4N 4H8
(902) 678-5414 Fax (902) 678-0055
VALLEYS 2000 (BOWMANVILLE INC.)
P.O. Box 364, Main PO, Bowmanville ON L1C 3L1
(905) 623-5853 Fax (905) 623-4683
VANCITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
510 – 815 West Hastings Street Vancouver BC V6C 1B4
(604) 877-7241 Fax (604) 709-6909
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM
PO Box 3232 Vancouver BC V6B 3X8
(604) 659-3400 Fax (604) 659-3515
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
PO Box 3232 Vancouver BC V6B 3X8
(604) 659-3472 Fax (604) 659-3515
VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION (THE)
750 Hornby Street Vancouver BC V6Z 2H7
(604) 662-4700
VANCOUVER COLLEGE LIMITED
5400 Cartier St Vancouver BC V6M 3A5
(604) 261-4285
VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE (THE CULTCH)
1895 Venables Street Vancouver BC V5L 2H6
(604) 251-1766 Fax (604) 251-1370
VANCOUVER FOUNDATION
1200 – 555 West Hastings St Vancouver BC V6B 4N6
(604) 688-2204 Fax (604) 688-4170
VANCOUVER HEBREW ACADEMY SOCIETY
Suite 318, North Tower 650 West 41st Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 2M9
(604) 266-1245
VANCOUVER HERITAGE FOUNDATION
402-510 West Hastings St. Vancouver BC V6B 1L8
(604) 264-9642 Fax (604) 264-9643
VANCOUVER HILLEL FOUNDATION
Udent Union Buildinguniversity Of British Columbia
Vancouver BC V6T 1Z1
(604) 224-4748
VANCOUVER HOLOCAUST CENTRE SOCIETY FOR EDUCATION AND
REMEMBRANCE
50-950 West 41st Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 2N7
(604) 264-0499 Fax (604) 264-0497
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL BUDDHIST PROGRESS SOCIETY
1827 5th Avenue West Vancouver BC V6J 1P5
(604) 273-0369
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
402 – 873 Beatty Street Vancouver BC V6B 2M6
(604) 708-5655 Fax (604) 708-5661
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL WRITERS FESTIVAL
202 – 1398 Cartwright Street Vancouver BC V6H 3R8
(604) 681-6330 Fax (604) 681-8400
6250 Hammond Bay Rd PO Box 3333 Nanaimo BC V9R 5N3
(250) 758-4697 Fax (250) 758-2482
VANCOUVER MARITIME MUSEUM SOCIETY
1905 Ogden Ave Vancouver BC V6J 1A3
(604) 257-8300 Fax (604) 737-2621
VANCOUVER OPERA ASSOCIATION
835 Cambie St Vancouver BC V6B 2P4
(604) 682-2871
Canada’s charitable and non-profit sector consists
of more than 161,000 organizations, of which
more than 85,000 are registered charities.
VANCOUVER POLICE FOUNDATION
2120 Cambie Street Vancouver BC V5Z 4N6
(604) 717-3700 Fax (604) 665-3417
E-mail: info@vancouverpolicefoundation.org
Website: www.vancouverpolicefoundation.org
Purpose: The Vancouver Police Foundation promotes
alternative funding to inspire innovative community
partnerships with the the Vancouver Police Department.
These partnerships enhance public safety, foster prefessional
development and fund unique neighbourhood initiatives to
help make Vancouver the safest major city in Canada.
Person In Charge: Valerie MacLean, Executive Director
Information Contact: Valerie MacLean, Executive Director
Chairman.............................................. Peter Armstrong
Vice Chair and Treasurer.............................Doug Brown
Corporate Secretary...................................Carol Kerfoot
Assistant Treasurer....................................Cara Williams
VANCOUVER SYMPHONY SOCIETY
601 Smithe St Vancouver BC V6B 5G1
(604) 684-9100
VANCOUVER TALMUD TORAH ASSOCIATION
998 W 26th Ave Vancouver BC V5Z 2G1
(604) 736-7307
2725 St Christophers Rd North Vancouver BC V7K 2B6
5251 Oak St Vancouver BC V6M 4H1
(604) 257-8190 Fax (604) 263-1777
E-mail: drussell@vandusen.org
Website: www.vandusengarden.org
Purpose: VanDusen Botanical Garden Association, a
non-profit organization, supports VanDusen Garden, a
55-acre botanical garden in Vancouver. As a ‘living museum’,
Vancouver’s ‘green heart’ helps to protect the globe’s
biodiversity while acting as an oasis of calm in a busy city.
Information Contact: Dawn M. Russell CFRE, Development
President................................................... Brian J. Clark
1st Vice President..................................... Jean M Hurst
2nd Vice President.........................................Ali Dharssi
Secretary................................................Kerry Sheppard
Treasurer......................................................... Bill Steele
Past President..................................Henry G. Hawthorn
VANGUARD COLLEGE
12140-103 St Edmonton AB T5G 2J9
(780) 452-0808 Fax (780) 452-5803
3701 Danforth Avenue Scarborough ON M1N 2G2
(416) 367-2828 Fax (416) 699-5752
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VARIETY – THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY OF BC VARIETY VICTORIA FOUNDATION (THE)
#109 – 645 Fort St Victoria BC V8W 1G2
CLUB OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, TENT 47
(250) 381-5532 Fax (250) 480-1129
4300 Still Creek Drive Burnaby BC V5C 6C6
(604) 320-0505 Fax (604) 320-0535
(800) 381-2040 (in BC and AB)
E-mail: peter.chipman@variety.bc.ca
Website: www.variety.bc.ca/legacy.htm
Purpose: Variety raises fund and distributes grants in
support of children in BC who have special needs, their
families and the organizations that support them.
Person In Charge: Barbara Hislop, Executive
Director
Information Contact: Peter Chipman BBA, CFRE,
Director of Planned Giving/Major Gifts, Member
CAGP, Member AFP
Chair of the Board......................... Douglas Rogers
President................................... David McConachie
1st Vice-President.............................Howard Blank
2nd Vice-President............................ Bill Senghera
Treasurer...........................................Karey Durante
Secretary................................................Mark Dwor
2-1313 Border Street Winnipeg MB R3H 0X4
(204) 982-1058 Fax (204) 475-3198
VAT SHALOM-NUSACH HOARI/CONGRÉGATION BETH TIKVAH
AHAVAT SHALOM NUSACH-HOARI
136 Westpark Blvd Dollard-Des-Ormeaux QC H9A 2K2
(514) 683-5610
VAUDREUIL-SOULANGES HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION
490 Boulevard Harwood Hudson QC J0P 1H0
(450) 202-2202
VE’AHAVTA: THE CANADIAN JEWISH
HUMANITARIAN & RELIEF COMMITTEE
Ll12-2221 Yonge Street Toronto ON M4S 2B4
(416) 964-7698
3a,3023-21 St Ne Calgary AB T2E 7T1
(403) 777-2970
VERNON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY
6890 Pleasant Valley Rd Vernon BC V1B 3R5
(250) 545-7345
VERNON JUBILEE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
2101 32nd Street Vernon BC V1T 5L2
(250) 558-1362
VETERINARIANS WITHOUT BORDERS/
VÉTÉRINAIRES SANS FRONTIÉRES – CANADA
PO Box 8373 Victoria BC V8W 3R9
(250) 590-3340
VICTIM SERVICES PROGRAM OF TORONTO INC.
40 College Street Police HQ Toronto ON M5G 2J3
(416) 808-7943
VICTORIA CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
671 Agnes St Victoria BC V8Z 2E6
(250) 479-4532
VICTORIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
900 Johnson St Victoria BC V8V 3N4
(250) 386-5311
VICTORIA COUNTY WOMEN’S RESOURCE SERVICES
9 Russell St E Lindsay ON K9V 1Z9
(705) 878-4265 Fax (705) 878-0022
www.donorsguide.ca
E-mail: info@victoriafoundation.bc.ca
Website: www.victoriafoundation.bc.ca
Purpose: Established in 1936, we are Canada’s second oldest
community foundation. The Victoria Foundation provides
leadership by inspiring giving, by thoughtfully caring for the
assets entrusted to us, and by investing in people, ideas and
activities that strengthen our communities.
Person In Charge: Sandra Richardson, CEO, Member
CAGP, Member AFP
Information Contact: Sandra Richardson, CEO, Member
CAGP, Member AFP
Chair.......................................................Steve McKerrell
Member...............................Chuck Burkett, Gloria Back,
Member...................... Kathryn Dawson, Sandra Harper,
Member............................. Dick Izard, Andrew Jackson,
Member............................. Mark Litwin, Peter Malcolm,
Member.......................Heather Raven, Deirdre Roberts,
Member......................................................... Bob Worth
Member..Ian Izard, QC, President, Honorary Governors
VICTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC
2340 Pembina Hwy Winnipeg MB R3T 2E8
(204) 477-3513 Fax (204) 261-1431
VICTORIA HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE FOUNDATION
1510 Fort Street Stadacona Centre Victoria BC V8S 5J2
(250) 952-5720 Fax (250) 952-5727
VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
1200 – 24 St W Prince Albert SK S6V 5T4
(306) 765-6105 Fax (306) 765-6120
VILLA-MARIA
4245 Boul. Decarie Montréal QC H4A 3K4
(514) 484-4950
VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPS OF EDMONTON
(EDMONTON VINEYARDS)
Lawton School Rm 8 11602 – 40 Street Edmonton AB T5W 2K6
(780) 474-1178
VINTAGE WINGS OF CANADA/LES AILES D’EPOQUE DU CANADA
62 John Street Ottawa ON K1M 1M3
(613) 741-7970
VIRGIN OF FATIMA ASSOCIATION INC. /
ASSOCIATION VIERGE DE FATIMA INC.
5535 17th Side Road Schomberg ON L0G 1T0
(905) 787-9556
VISIONLEDD
Box 460 Burlington ON L7R 3Y3
(905) 319-8834
VISIONS OF INDEPENDENCE INC.
190 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg MB R3C 2B6
(204) 453-5982 Fax (204) 452-0714
161 Eglinton Ave E Toronto ON M4P 1J5
(416) 487-7719 Fax (416) 487-7723
VOLUNTARY SERVICE OVERSEAS CANADA VSO CANADA
100 – 44 Eccles Street Ottawa ON K1R 6S4
(613) 234-1364 Fax (613) 234-1444
VOLUNTEER CANADA – BENEVOLES CANADA
330 Gilmour St Ottawa ON K1N 7G1
(613) 231-4371
www.charitycan.ca
620 View Street, Suite 610 Victoria BC V8W 1J6
(250) 385-9771 Fax (250) 385-9767
E-mail: jane@victoriasymphony.ca
Website: www.victoriasymphony.ca
Purpose: The professional orchestra of Victoria and
Vancouver Island. Major focus on Outreach & Education.
Person In Charge: Mitchell Krieger, Executive Director,
Information Contact: Jane K. Currie, Manager, Donor
Relations, Member CAGP, Member AFP
President..................................................Marsha Hanen
Vice-President............................................. Trudi Brown
Vice-President.....................................Stewart Johnston
Treasurer..................................................... Harry Swain
Secretary........................................................Sara Neely
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY
73 Queen’s Park Crescent East Toronto ON M5S 1K7
(416) 585-4505
VICTORIA WOMEN’S TRANSITION HOUSE SOCIETY
100-3060 Cedar Hill Rd Victoria BC V8T 3J5
(250) 592-2927 Fax (250) 592-2995
P.O. Box 4647 Edmonton AB T6W 1A2
(780) 988-5433
VICTORY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF CALGARY N W
450 Royal Oak Drive Nw Calgary AB T3G 5J7
(403) 286-4477
VICTORY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF LETHBRIDGE (1983) INC
Box 1780 Lethbridge AB T1J 4K4
(403) 320-1565
LE VILLAGE QUEBECOIS D’ANTAN
1425 Montplaisir Drummondville QC J2B 7T5
(819) 478-1441
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The War Amps
From
Generation
to Generation
VON CANADA (THE VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES)
110 Argyle Ave Ottawa ON K2P 1B4
(613) 233-5694 Fax (613) 230-4376
(888) VON-CARE (866-2273)
E-mail: fd@von.ca
Website: www.GiveToVON.ca
Purpose: VON Canada (Victorian Order of Nurses) is a
national charitable organization that provides home care
and community service programs that allow people to
live independently in their own homes and communities. Our focus is the whole person; our services range
from home visiting nursing and volunteer visiting, to
nurse practitioner clinics and adult day centres, to Meals
on Wheels and palliative hospice programs. Our clients
span the spectrum from newborns to fragile seniors.
VON services are offered by more than 13,000 staff
and volunteers working out of 52 sites in hundreds of
communities across Canada.
Person In Charge: Bob Russell, Chair
Information Contact: Jeffrey Beach, National
Director, Fund Development
Chair...............................................Mr. Bob Russell
Past Chair....................................... Mr. Jim McCaw
Treasurer................................... Mr. David McIsaac
Chair, Governance Committee.. Ms. Louise Simard
President & CEO...................... Dr. Judith Shamian
A philosophy of
amputees
helping
amputees
has been the hallmark of
The War Amps since
it was founded in 1918.
The War Amps continues to meet
the needs of its war amputee
members, and also operates
programs such as the CHAMP
Program for child amputees.
CHAMP provides amputee children
across Canada with financial
assistance for artificial limbs,
regional seminars, peer support,
resources and so much more.
Through CHAMP, the Association’s
tradition of amputees helping
amputees continues.
For more information about
leaving a bequest to
The War Amps, please contact:
The War Amps
1 800 363-4067
plannedgiving@waramps.ca
waramps.ca
Charitable Registration No. 13196 9628 RR0001
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WALLACEBURG & DISTRICT MUSEUM
505 King St Wallaceburg ON N8A 1J1
(519) 627-8962 Fax (519) 627-9859
Charitable Registration # 11928 7985RP0001
WAR AMPS (THE)
1 Maybrook Drive Scarborough ON M1V 5K9
(416) 297-2660 or (800) 363-4067
Fax (416) 297-2651 or (800) 219-8988
E-mail: plannedgiving@waramps.ca
Website: waramps.ca
Purpose: The War Amps meets the needs of its war
amputee members and also operates programs such as
the CHAMP Program for child amputees. CHAMP
provides amputee children with financial assistance for
artificial limbs, regional seminars, peer support,
resources and so much more. The War Amps does not
receive government grants. It is funded solely through
public support of the Key Tag and Address Label
Service. Through CHAMP, the Association’s tradition
of amputees helping amputees continues.
Information Contact: Dave Saunders, C.A., Chief
Operating Officer
WAR CHILD CANADA
489 College Street West Suite 500 Toronto ON M5V 3A8
(416) 971-7474 Fax (416) 971-7946
(866) 927-2445
E-mail: info@warchild.ca
Website: www.warchild.ca
Purpose: War Child works with children all over the world to
reduce the effects of poverty, provide an education and to
defend and promote child rights. War Child works to help
children whose lives have been torn apart by conflict, and
provide them with the means to build a brighter future.
Person In Charge: Dr. Samantha Nutt,, Founder and
Executive Director
Information Contact: Gabrielle Duchesne, Director
Development
Chairperson........................................Mr. Nils Engelstad
Director................................................... Dr. Steven Hick
Director.................................................. Ms. Kali Galanis
Ex-Officio........................................... Dr. Samantha Nutt
Director....................................... Ms. Martha McCartney
WARDEN FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
2210 Warden Ave Scarborough ON M1T 1V6
(416) 494-2201
WARDEN WOODS COMMUNITY CENTRE
74 Fir Valley Court Scarborough ON M1L 1N9
(416) 694-1138 Fax (416) 694-1161
WASCANA CENTRE AUTHORITY
2900 Wascana St P.O. Box 7111 Regina SK S4P 3S7
(306) 522-3661 Fax (306) 565-2742
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF CANADA
P.O. Box C.p. 4100 Georgetown ON L7G 4Y4
(905) 873-4100
Le secteur de bienfaisance et sans but lucratif
canadien compte plus de 161 000 organismes, dont
plus de 85 000 organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés.
WATERCAN/EAUVIVE
321 Chapel Street Ottawa ON K1N 7Z2
(613) 230-5182 Fax (613) 230-0712
(800) 370-5658
E-mail: info@watercan.com
Website: www.watercan.com
Purpose: WaterCan is a leading Canadian charity dedicated to
fighting global poverty by helping the world’s poorest people
gain access to clean water, basic sanitation and hygiene
education, and encourages Canadians to lend support.
Person In Charge: Gary H.J. Pluim, Executive Director,
Information Contact: Gary H.J. Pluim, Executive Director,
WATOTO CANADA
#8 – 1950 Government Street Victoria BC V8T 4N8
(250) 361-4554
WELCOME HALL MISSION – MISSION BON ACCUEIL
606 De Courcelle St. Montréal QC H4C 3L5
(514) 523-5288 Fax (514) 523-6456
WELDON CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE
Box 453 Kinistino SK S0J 1H0
(306) 887-2105
WELLAND AND DISTRICT SOCIETY FOR
60 Provincial Street Welland ON L3B 5W7
(905) 735-1552
65 Third Street Welland ON L3B 4W6
(905) 378-4647 Fax (905) 732-2999
WELLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
50 The Boardwalk Welland ON L3B 6J1
(905) 734-6210
WELLSPRING CANCER SUPPORT NETWORK
81 Wellesley Street East Toronto ON M4Y 1H6
(416) 961-1928 Fax (416) 961-3721
WENDAT COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC SUPPORT PROGRAM
237 Second St PO Box 832 Midland ON L4R 4P4
(705) 526-1305 Fax (705) 526-9248
WESLEY ACRES INC
Box 330 Bloomfield ON K0K 1G0
(613) 393-3159
WEST CENTRAL ABILITIES INC
Box 1626 Kindersley SK S0L 1S0
(306) 463-2727
Po Box 2790 Vancouver BC V6B 3X2
(604) 681-4403
PO Box 2790 St Term Vancouver BC V6B 3X2
(604) 681-4403 Fax (604) 876-4104
6315 199 Street Edmonton AB T5T 6N2
(780) 489-2579
WESTERN CANADA WILDERNESS COMMITTEE
227 Abbott St Vancouver BC V6B 2K7
(604) 683-8220 Fax (604) 683-8229
WESTERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
100 4400 Fourth Ave Regina SK S4T 0H8
(306) 545-1515
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT MUSEUM
2935 Melville St Saskatoon SK S7J 0S6
(306) 934-1400 Fax (306) 934-4467
WESTERN INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
2125 West 7th Ave Vancouver BC V6K 1X9
(604) 736-7391 Fax (604) 736-4381
(888) 736-7391
E-mail: info@widhh.com
Website: www.widhh.ca
Purpose: Established in 1956, the Western Institute for the
Deaf and Hard of Hearing (WIDHH), is a multi-service
non-profit agency passionately committed to empowering
Deaf, Deafblind, Deafened and Hard of Hearing individuals
through the delivery of our services and solutions.
Person In Charge: Susan Masters, Executive Director
Information Contact: Ruth Blackburn, Executive Assistant
WESTERN ONTARIO THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY HOSTEL INC
534 Queens Ave London ON N6B 1Y6
(519) 668-0624
WESTERN OTTAWA COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE
2 MacNeil Court Kanata ON K2L 4H7
(613) 591-3686 Fax (613) 591-2501
WESTGATE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
2221 Moose Rd. Westbank BC V4T 2G8
(250) 768-9677
WESTLAND FOUNDATION EDUCATION FUND
WESTLAND FOUNDATON INC
Unit 68111, RPO Osborne Village Winnipeg MB R3L 2V9
(204) 943-0511
WESTMINSTER CHILDREN’S AFTER SCHOOL SOCIETY
811 Royal Avenue New Westminster BC V3M 1K1
(604) 540-1688 Fax (604) 540-1683
WESTOVER TREATMENT CENTRE
Box 8, 2 Victoria Street Thamesville ON N0P 2K0
(519) 692-5110 Fax (519) 692-3138
WEYBURN & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
P.O. Box 608 Weyburn SK S4H 2K7
(306) 842-7880
WHISTLER FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY
213-1200 Alpha Lake Road Whistler BC V0N 1B1
(604) 935-8035 Fax (604) 938-3209
WHITBY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY
100 Rossland Rd. W. Whitby ON L1N 3H9
(905) 430-0710
WHITE RIBBON CAMPAIGN
203-365 Bloor St. E. Toronto ON M4W 3L4
(416) 920-6684 Fax (416) 928-1678
10015 149 St Nw Edmonton AB T5P 4Y4
2265-152 Street Surrey BC V4A 4P1
(604) 682-8868
WEST END CULTURAL CENTER INC, THE
586 Ellice Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 1Z8
(204) 783-6918
111 Bear St PO Box 160 Banff AB T0L 0C0
(403) 762-2291
WEST HALDIMAND HOSPITAL AND HEALTHCARE
FOUNDATION
75 Parkview Rd Hagarsville ON N0A 1H0
(905) 768-3311
WILD AT HEART REFUGE CENTRE
95 White Road Lively ON P3Y 1C3
(705) 692-4478 Fax (705) 692-0900
WEST PA RRY SOUND HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION
6 Albert Street, Parry Sound ON P2A 3A4
(705) 746-4540 Fax (705) 773-4059
WESTERN CANADA AVIATION MUSEUM FOUNDATION
958 Ferry Rd Winnipeg MB R3H 0Y8
(204) 786-5503 Fax (204) 775-4761
Please visit us at
WILD BIRD CARE CENTRE OTTAWA VALLEY
WILD BIRD CARE CENTRE
P.O. Box 11159 Nepean ON K2H 7T9
(613) 828-2849 Fax (613) 828-2194
E-mail: mojo@wildbirdcarecentre.org
Website: www.wildbirdcarecentre.org
Purpose: Rehabilitate injured and orphaned wild birds, gather
resource information on avian care techniques, provide
environmental education programs.
Person In Charge: Deborah Hass, Executive Director
Information Contact: Deborah Hass, Executive
Administrator
Chair....................................................Dr. Robin Roscoe
Vice-Chair..................................................Peter Mitchell
Secretary-Treasurer.................................. Deborah Hass
Member.....................................................David Spence
Member........................................................Jim Wyman
261 P O Box 8000 Abbotsford BC V2S 6H1
(360) 966-0500
WILDLANDS LEAGUE
401 Richmond St W Suite 380 Toronto ON M5V 3A8
(416) 971-9453 Fax (416) 979-3155
Canadian Donor’s
View it online at
www.donorsguide.ca
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as possible.
have in your hands.
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www.charitycan.ca
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WILDLIFE HABITAT CANADA/
HABITAT FAUNIQUE CANADA
120 Iber Road Suite 207 Ottawa ON K2S 1E9
(613) 722-2090 Fax (613) 722-3318
E-mail: orders@whc.org
Website: www.whc.org
Purpose: Wildlife Habitat Canada works to conserve,
restore and enhance wildlife habitat in Canada. We fund
habitat conservation projects, promote conservation
action and foster coordination among conservation
groups.
Person In Charge: Mr. L.G. (Len) Ugarenko,
President
Chair.................................................... Brad Fenson
Vice Chair.............................................Kevin Harris
Chair, Nominating Committee.................Gerry Lee
Chair, Finance & Audit Committee..... Julie Towers
Past Chair.............................................. Bob Barton
WILDLIFE PRESERVATION CANADA
RR#5 5420 Highway 6 North Guelph ON N1H 6J2
(519) 836-9314 Fax (519) 836-8840
The 2011–12 Canadian
ordered from:
WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY
75 University Avenue West Waterloo ON N2L 3C5
(519) 884-0710 ext 3864 Fax (519) 747-2106
E-mail: cjoyal@wlu.ca
Website: www.wlu.ca
Purpose: Wilfrid Laurier is devoted to excellence in
learning, research, scholarship and creativity. It
challenges people to become engaged and aware
citizens of an increasingly complex world. It fulfills its
mission by advancing knowledge, supporting and
enhancing high-quality undergraduate, graduate and
professional education, and emphasizing co-curricular
development of the whole student.
Person In Charge: Rob Donelson, Vice President,
Development & Alumni Relations
Information Contact: Cec Joyal, Development
Officer Legacy Giving, Member CAGP
Chancellor...................................... John A. Pollock
President and Vice-Chancellor........Dr. Max Blouw
Chair................................................. John Ormston
WILLIAM OSLER HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
2100 Bovaird Drive East Brampton ON L6R 3J7
(905) 494-6890 Fax (905) 494-6864
2266 Woodpark Ave SW Calgary AB T2W 2Z8
(403) 251-8000 Fax (403) 251-4518
WINBERG FOUNDATION
36 Eglinton Ave. W. 7th Floor Toronto ON M4R 1A1
(416) 483-3400 Fax (416) 483-3409
WINDSOR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
4490 – 7th Concession RR #1 Windsor ON N9A 6J3
(519) 972-5977
WINDSOR ISLAMIC ASSOCIATION (W.I.A.)
1320 Northwood Ave Windsor ON N9E 1A4
(519) 966-2355
WINDSOR RESIDENCE FOR YOUNG MEN
500 Windsor Ave main floor Windsor ON N9A 6Y5
(519) 980-0215 Fax (519) 974-3885
WINDSOR / ESSEX COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
1375 Provincial Road Windsor ON N8W 5V8
(519) 966-5751 Fax (519) 966-2546
WINDSOR / ESSEX COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
2575 Ouellette Place Windsor ON N8X 1L9
(519) 255-6572 Fax (519) 255-6936
WINGS OF HOPE QUEBEC INC.
AILES DE L’ESPERANCE QUEBEC INC.
200 – 65 rue de Castelnau O Montréal QC H2R 2W3
(514) 277-5111 Fax (514) 274-0047
(866) 277-5111
E-mail: afranche@ailesdelesperance.org
Website: www.ailesdelesperance.org
Purpose: Wings of Hope supports bush air service, to
both missionary and humanitarian ends, in Peruvian
Amazonia, in the most marginalized zones of Peru. Our
organization mainly realizes drinking water projects,
also sustainable development projects in education
and health.
Person In Charge: André Franche, President and
Executive Director, Member CAGP
Information Contact: Annick de Lestre, Secretary
P.O. Box 32141 RPO Millwoods Edmonton AB T6K 4C2
(780) 426-4985 Fax (780) 424-3625
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WINKLER & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
PO Box 1528 Winkler MB R6W 4B4
(204) 325-3843
11130 131 St NW Edmonton AB T5M 7C7
(780) 453-6707
WINNIPEG ART GALLERY
300 Memorial Blvd Winnipeg MB R3A 1V1
(204) 786-6641 Fax (204) 788-4998
WINNIPEG BOARD OF JEWISH EDUCATION INC.
Suite A200 – 123 Doncaster St. Winnipeg MB R3N 2B4
(204) 477-7402
WINNIPEG HARVEST INC.
1085 Winnipeg Ave Winnipeg MB R3E 0S2
(204) 982-3663 Fax (204) 775-4180
WINNIPEG HUMANE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TOANIMALS (THE)
5 Kent Street Winnipeg MB R3T 0R3
(204) 982-2039
WOLFVILLE L’ARCHE HOMEFIRES SOCIETY
10 Gaspereau Avenue Wolfville NS B4P 2C2
(902) 542-3520 Fax (902) 542-7686
WOMEN & CHILDREN’S SHELTER (BA RRIE)
115 Edgehill Drive Barrie ON L4N 1L9
(705) 728-6300
Unit 1, 3525 26 Ave SE Calgary AB T2B 2M9
(403) 255-5102
790 Bay Street Suite 415, Box 52 Toronto ON M5S 1N8
(416) 323-6323 Fax (416) 813-4744
(888) 492-4677
E-mail: foundation@wchospital.ca
Website: www.womenscollegehospitalfoundation.ca
Purpose: To support Women’s College Hospital as a North
American leader in women’s health and ambulatory care.
Women’s College Hospital Foundation is engaged in a
$70 million fundraising campaign to support the capital redevelopment of Women’s College Hospital. Women’s College
Hospital is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto.
Information Contact: Pati Greenwood, CFRE, Vice
President, Development
Chair.....................................Christopher S.L. Hoffmann
WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
132 Bainbridge Crescent NW Edmonton AB T5T 6B4
(780) 486-3005 Fax (780) 489-3686
WOMEN’S FUTURE FUND
2968 Dundas St. W. Suite 307 Toronto ON M6P 1Y8
(416) 516-5500 Fax (416) 516-5506
WOMEN’S HOUSE SERVING BRUCE & GREY
Box 760 Kincardine ON N2Z 2Z4
(519) 396-9814 Fax (519) 396-7800
WOMEN’S LEGAL EDUCATION AND ACTION FUND INC. LEAF
2 Carlton Street Suite 1307 Toronto ON M5B 1J3
(416) 595-7170 Fax (416) 595-7191
WOMEN’S RURAL RESOURCE CENTRE STRATHROY AND AREA
145 Beech St. Strathroy ON N7G 1K9
(519) 246-1526 Fax (519) 246-1422
WOODGREEN COMMUNITY SERVICES/FOUNDATION
815 Danforth Avenue, #402 Toronto ON M4J 1L2
(416) 486-2500 Fax (416) 572-0066
WOODGREEN RED DOOR FAMILY SHELTER
21 Carlaw Avenue Toronto ON M4M 2R6
(416) 915-5671
WOODLANDS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
2146 Duck Lake Rd Minden ON K0M 2K0
(705) 286-1133
805 – 37th St. NW Calgary AB T2N 4N8
(403) 270-1718 Fax (403) 270-1746
E-mail: karen.karpuk@woodshomes.ca
Website: www.woodshomes.ca
Purpose: Wood’s Homes Foundation exists to provide sustainable funding to Wood’s Homes Society. Wood’s Homes is
a children’s mental health treatment centre that serves 10,000
children and families every year and receives 15,000 crisis
calls every year. Wood’s Homes operates 34 programs and
services in southern Alberta and the NWT. The continuum of
services provided include: intensive residential treatment,
no-fee counselling, crisis response, youth shelters, specialized
learning centres and foster care programs.
Person In Charge: Mr. Peter Wittig, Director, Member AFP
Information Contact: Karen Karpuk, Director of
Chairman.....................................................Terry Cotton
WOODSIDE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
200 Barnswallow Drive Elmira ON N3B 3K2
(519) 669-1296
WORD & DEED MINISTRIES CANADA INC.
39993 Talbot Line Talbotville ON N0L 2K0
(519) 633-2333
WORD OF FAITH INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN CENTRE
65 Sunrise Avenue North York ON M4A 1A9
(416) 449-5026
WORD OF HIS POWER FAITH CHRISTIAN CENTRE
P.O. Box 8085 London ON N6G 4X1
(519) 423-1195
WORD OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP CANADA INC
R.r.#8 Owen Sound ON N4K 5W4
(519) 376-3516
182 52435 Range Road 223 Sherwood Park AB T8H 2T1
(780) 777-0501
WORKS INTERNATIONAL VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY (THE) THE WORKS
ART & DESIGN FESTIVAL
10635 – 95 Street NW Edmonton AB T5H 2C3
(780) 426-2122 Fax (780) 426-4673
WORLD FEDERATION OF HEMOPHILIA
1425 René-Lévesque Blvd. West Suite 1010 Montréal QC H3G 1T7
(514) 875-7944 Fax (514) 875-8916
WORLD FELLOWSHIP FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA & ALLIED DISORDERS
124 Merton Street, Ste 507 Toronto ON M4S 2Z2
(416) 961-2855 Fax (416) 961-1948
WORLD IMPACT MINISTRIES
310 Scott Street, P.O. Box 968 St Catharines ON L2R 6Z4
(905) 346-4828
WORLD LITERACY OF CANADA
401 Richmond Street West Studio 236 Toronto ON M5V 3A8
(416) 977-0008 Fax (416) 977-1112
WORLD OUTREACH MINISTRIES
215 Thornbird Place Waterloo ON N2T 2P1
(519) 742-6316
WORLD RADIO MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP IN CANADA
6655 Kitimat Rd Unit 2 Cambridge ON N3H 4R7
(519) 650-5444
WORLD RELIEF CANADA
310 – 600 Alden Road Markham ON L3R 0E7
(905) 415-8190 Fax (905) 415-0287
WORLD SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF
ANIMALS CANADA (WSPA)
90 Eglinton Ave E #960 Toronto ON M4P 2Y3
(416) 369-0044 Fax (416) 369-0147
WORLD TEAM
7575 Danbro Crescent Mississauga ON L5N 6P9
(905) 821-6300
WORLD VISION CANADA
1 World Drive Mississauga ON L5T 2Y4
(905) 565-6200 Fax (905) 696-2162
WORLD WILDLIFE FUND CANADA
245 Eglinton Ave E #410 Toronto ON M4P 3J1
(416) 489-8800 Fax (416) 489-8055
WORLDSERVE MINISTRIES INC.
1301 Johnston Rd White Rock BC V4B 3Z3
(604) 531-3955
WORLDWIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS WORLDWIDE CHRISTIAN
SCHOOLS (ONTARIO)
70 Lancing Drive Hamilton ON L8W 3A1
(905) 387-9927
WORLDWIDE EVANGELIZATION FOR CHRIST
37 Aberdeen Ave Hamilton ON L8P 2N6
(905) 529-0166
5216 Glencarin Drive Burnaby BC V5B 3C1
(604) 526-2747 Fax (604) 524-2890
LAWRENCE TRAFFORD EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION INC.
Po Box 541 Saskatoon SK S7K 3L6
(306) 683-0946
4316 – 10th Street Ne Finance Manager Calgary AB T2E 6K3
(403) 250-5411
WYNDHAM HOUSE
51 Bellevue Street Guelph ON N1G 1E9
(519) 763-8040 Fax (519) 822-0417
Y
Y M H A JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE OF WINNIPEG INC
123 Doncaster St Suite B100 Winnipeg MB R3N 2B3
(204) 477-7531
Y.E.S.S.: YOUTH EMERGENCY SHELTER SOCIETY OF EDMONTON
Po Box 4970 South Edmonton Stn Edmonton AB T6E 5G8
(780) 468-7070
YARMOUTH COUNTY MUSEUM & ARCHIVES
22 Collins Street Yarmouth NS B5A 3C8
(902) 742-5539 Fax (902) 749-1120
YEE HONG COMMUNITY WELLNESS FOUNDATION
60 Scottfield Drive Scarborough Toronto ON M1S 5T7
(416) 321-0777 Fax (416) 321-0778
YFC/YOUTH UNLIMITED
885 Nellis Street Woodstock ON N4S 4C6
(519) 537-5219 Fax (519) 537-6744
YISMAH MOSHE HEVRAJ PINTO CHARITABLE SOCIETY OF ONTARIO
2 Yeomans Rd North York ON M3H 3J4
(905) 660-9666
YMCA CANADA
42 Charles St E 6 ieme Etage Toronto ON M4Y 1T4
(416) 967-9622 Téléc (416) 967-9618
YMCA CANADA – THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF YMCAS
42 Charles St E 6th flr Toronto ON M4Y 1T4
(416) 967-9622 Fax (416) 967-9618
YMCA OF BELLEVILLE AND QUINTE
433 Victoria Avenue Belleville ON K8N 2G1
(613) 966-9622 Fax (613) 962-9247
YMCA OF BRANDON
231-8th Street Brandon MB R7A 3X2
(204) 727-5456 Fax (204) 726-0995
YMCA OF BROCKVILLE
345 Park Street Brockville ON K6V 5Y7
(613) 342-7961 Fax (613) 342-8223
YMCA OF CALGARY
101 – 3rd St SW 2nd flr Calgary AB T2P 4G6
(403) 237-9622 Fax (403) 269-4661
YMCA OF CAMBRIDGE
250 Hespeler Rd Cambridge ON N1R 3H3
(519) 621-3250 Fax (519) 621-6580
YMCA OF CAPE BRETON
399 Charlotte St Sydney NS B1P 1E3
(902) 562-9622 Fax (902) 562-1586
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205- 2000 Enterprise Way Kelowna BC V1Y 9S9
(250) 860-9628 Fax (250) 860-7918
YMCA OF KITCHENER-WATERLOO
460 Frederick St. Suite 203 Kitchener ON N2H 2P5
(519) 584-7479 Fax (519) 576-6223
YMCA OF STRATFORD-PERTH
204 Downie St S Stratford ON N5A 1X4
(519) 271-0480 Fax (519) 271-0489
YMCA OF CHATHAM-KENT
335 King St W Chatham ON N7M 1G2
(519) 352-0950 Fax (519) 352-8920
YMCA OF LETHBRIDGE
515 Stafford Dr S Lethbridge AB T1J 2L3
(403) 327-9622 Fax (403) 320-6475
YMCA OF SUDBURY
140 Durham St Sudbury ON P3E 3M7
(705) 673-9136 Fax (705) 675-8777
YMCA OF CUMBERLAND
92 Church St. P.O. Box 552 Amherst NS B4H 4A1
(902) 667-9112 Fax (902) 661-4692
YMCA OF LUNENBURG COUNTY
75 High St. Bridgewater NS B4V 1V8
(902) 543-9622 Fax (902) 543-6545
YMCA OF TIMMINS
376 Poplar Ave Timmins ON P4N 4S4
(705) 360-4381 Fax (705) 360-4382
YMCA OF EDMONTON
300, 10030-102 A Ave 3rd Floor Edmonton AB T5J 0G5
(780) 425-9622 Fax (780) 428-9469
150 Ash Avenue SE Medicine Hat AB T1A 3A9
(403) 527-4426 Fax (403) 529-5702
YMCA OF GREATER TORONTO
42 Charles St E Toronto ON M4Y 1T4
(416) 928-9622 Fax (416) 413-9626
YMCA OF EXPLOITS VALLEY
13 Price’s Ave Grand Falls-Windsor NL A2B 1C9
(709) 489-9622 Fax (709) 489-8404
YMCA OF GREATER MONCTON
30 War Veterans Ave. Moncton NB E1C 0B3
(506) 857-0606 Fax (506) 859-8198
YMCA OF GREATER VANCOUVER
200 – 1166 Alberni St Vancouver BC V6E 3Z3
(604) 681-9622 Fax (604) 688-0220
YMCA OF FREDERICTON
28 Saunders St Fredericton NB E3B 1N1
(519) 824-5150 Fax (519) 824-4729
YMCA OF MOOSE JAW
220 Fairford Street E Moose Jaw SK S6H 6H2
(306) 692-0688 Fax (306) 694-5034
YMCA-YWCA OF GREATER VICTORIA
857 Broughton Victoria BC V8W 1E5
(250) 386-7511 Fax (250) 380-1933
YMCA-YWCA OF GUELPH
130 Woodland Glen Dr Guelph ON N1G 4M3
(519) 824-5150 Fax (519) 824-4729
YMCA-YWCA OF NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
180 Argyle Ave Ottawa ON K2P 1B7
(613) 237-1320 Fax (613) 788-5022
YMCA OF WESTERN ONTARIO
382 Waterloo St London ON N6B 2N8
(519) 667-3300 Fax (519) 433-8527
YMCA OF GREATER HALIFAX-DARTMOUTH
1565 South Park Street Halifax NS B3J 2L2
(902) 423-9700 Fax (902) 425-3180
YMCA OF NIAGARA
360 Niagara St Catharines ON L2M 4W1
(905) 934-9622 Fax (905) 934-9665
YMCA OF WINDSOR-ESSEX COUNTY
500 Victoria Ave Windsor ON N9A 4M8
(519) 258-9622 Fax (519) 258-9629
YMCA OF HAMILTON-BURLINGTON
79 James St S Hamilton ON L8P 2Z1
(905) 529-7102 Fax (905) 529-6682
YMCA OF NORTH BAY & DISTRICT
186 Chippewa St West North Bay ON P1B 6G2
(705) 497-9622 Fax (705) 474-5116
YMCA-YWCA OF WINNIPEG
3550 Portage Ave Winnipeg MB R3K 0Z8
(204) 832-7002 Fax (204) 889-9002
YMCA OF HUMBER COMMUNITY
2 Herald Ave. PO Box 836 Corner Brook NL A2H 6H6
(709) 639-9676 Fax (709) 634-9622
YMCA OF NORTHUMBERLAND
339 Elgin St. West Cobourg ON K9A 4X5
(905) 372-9247 Fax (905) 377-8940
221 Tundra Drive Fort McMurray AB T9H 4Z7
(780) 790-9622 Fax (780) 743-4045
400 Battle Street Kamloops BC V2C 2L7
(250) 372-7725 Fax (250) 372-3023
YMCA OF OAKVILLE
410 Rebecca St Oakville ON L6K 1K7
(905) 845-3417 Fax (905) 842-6792
YMCA OF YARMOUTH
PO Box 86 (Main St) Yarmouth NS B5A 4B1
(902) 742-7181 Fax (902) 742-7676
YMCA OF KINGSTON
100 Wright Cr Kingston ON K7L 4T9
(613) 546-2647 Fax (613) 549-0654
YMCA OF OWEN SOUND
640-2nd Avenue E Owen Sound ON N4K 2G8
(519) 376-0484 Fax (519) 376-0487
YMCA-YWCA OF NORTHEAST AVALON
P.O. Box 21291 84 Elizabeth Ave St John’s NL A1A 5G6
(709) 726-9622 Fax (709) 757-2670
YMCA OF PETERBOROUGH
123 Aylmer St. South Peterborough ON K9J 3H8
(705) 748-9622 Fax (705) 741-3719
YOGI DIVINE SOCIETY (TORONTO) INC.
7542 Black Walnut Trail Mississauga ON L4V 1Y3
(905) 678-1166
YMCA OF PICTOU COUNTY
558 South Frederick St New Glasgow NS B2H 3P5
(902) 752-0202 Fax (902) 755-3446
YONGE STREET MISSION (THE)
YMCA OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
212 Green St Summerside PE C1N 1Y4
(902) 436-3446 Fax (902) 436-4935
2020 Massey P.O. Box 1808 Prince George BC V2L 4V7
(250) 562-9341 Fax (250) 564-2474
YMCAS OF QUEBEC
1435 rue Drummond 4 Etage Montréal QC H3G 1W4
(514) 849-5331 Téléc (514) 849-5863
Building a Better Toronto,
One Person at a Time
People change in small steps and usually
only when urgent needs and long-term
issues are tackled together. Since 1896
Yonge Street Mission has been a
steady, life-changing source of help
through meals, housing and education
for individuals, families, and youth.
www.ysm.ca
YMCA OF REGINA
2400-13th Ave Regina SK S4P 0V9
(306) 757-9622 Fax (306) 525-5508
130 Broadview Avenue Saint John NB E2L 5C5
(506) 693-9622 Fax (506) 634-0783
YMCA OF SARNIA-LAMBTON
1015 Finch Dr Sarnia ON N7S 8G5
(519) 336-9622 Fax (519) 336-7818
YMCA OF SASKATOON
25 22nd St East Saskatoon SK S7K 0C7
(306) 652-7515 Fax (306) 652-2828
YMCA OF SAULT STE MARIE
235 McNabb Street Sault Ste Marie ON P6B 1Y3
(705) 949-3133 Fax (705) 949-3344
YMCA OF SIMCOE/MUSKOKA
22 Grove St. West Barrie ON L4N 1M7
(705) 726-9622 Fax (705) 792-7874
All gifts to Yonge Street Mission qualify for tax credits as charitable
gifts. Charitable Registration Number 119306181 RR0001
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306 Gerrard St E Toronto ON M5A 2G7
(416) 929-9614 Fax (416) 929-7204
(800) 416-5111
E-mail: info@ysm.ca
Website: www.ysm.ca
Purpose: Since 1896, Yonge Street Mission has been
meeting the needs of people living in poverty. We help
with immediate needs such as food and clothing. We
also effect long term change through our training and
employment programs.
Person In Charge: Rick Tobias, President & CEO
Information Contact: Jon Unger Brandt, Director of
Development
Chair.................................................. Michael Baetz
Vice-Chair..........................................Heather Percy
YORK HOUSE SCHOOL SOCIETY
4176 Alexandra St Vancouver BC V6J 2V6
(604) 736-6551
YORK REGION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
80F Centurian Dr, Suite 210 Markham ON L3R 8C1
(905) 940-7899 Fax (905) 940-7809
YORK REGION DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
60 Wellington St W Po Box 40 Aurora ON L4G 3H2
(905) 727-3141
YORK REGION EDUCATION INDUSTRY FOUNDATION
AND CAREER CENTRE
9050 Yonge St Suite 318 Richmond Hill ON L4C 9S6
(905) 707-1555
YORK UNIVERSITY
Division of Advancement
West Office Building 4700 Keele Street Toronto ON M3J 1P3
(416) 736-9675 FAX: (416) 650-8220
Email: contact@yorku.ca
Website: www.yorku.ca/advancement
Purpose: York University—Canada’s third largest university—
has an interdisciplinary academic community of researchers,
teachers and students whose first-rate credentials enable
them to spearhead change and innovation.
Person In Charge: Vice-President, Advancement
Information Contact: Planned Giving Officer
Chair of the Board........................................ Paul Cantor
YORKTON & DISTRICT UNITED WAY
Box 44 Yorkton SK S3N 2V6
(306) 782-9389 Fax (306) 783-1771
(780) 422-8232 Fax (780) 422-8239
YOUNG CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
55 Mill Street, Building 49 Toronto ON M5A 3C4
(416) 866-8666 Fax (416) 504-1666
YOUNG LIFE OF CANADA,
9440-202nd St., Unit 120 Langley BC V1M 4A6
(604) 881-6023
YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY
320-5 Avenue Se Calgary AB T2G 0E5
(403) 263-1550
YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETERBOROUGH,
VICTORIA AND HALIBURTON
216 Simcoe Street Peterborough ON K9H 2H7
(705) 743-3526
YOUTH ASSISTING YOUTH
1992 Yonge St #300 Toronto ON M4S 1Z7
(416) 932-1919 Fax (416) 932-1924
YOUTH FOR CHRIST (WINNIPEG) INCORPORATED
325 Talbot Ave Winnipeg MB R2L 0P9
(204) 669-4205
135-19705 Fraser Hwy PO Box 93008 Langley BC V3A 8H2
(604) 595-2498
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED – LONDON AND MIDDLESEX
200 141 Dundas St London ON N6A 1G3
(519) 432-1112
YOUTH SCIENCE FOUNDATION
904-151 Slater St Ottawa ON K1P 5H3
(613) 238-1671 Fax (613) 238-1677
YOUTH WITH A MISSION (B C ) SOCIETY
PO Box 21711 RPO Little Italy Vancouver BC V5L 5G3
(604) 255-5262
Po Box 958 Turner Valley AB T0L 2A0
(403) 931-1618
1010, 144-4 Ave Sw Cochrane AB T4C 1B5
(619) 253-6679
YOUTH WITHOUT SHELTER NORTH YORK EMERGENCY
RESIDENCE AND REFE RRAL AGENCY
6 Warrendale Court Toronto ON M9V 1P9
(416) 748-0110 Fax (416) 748-2169
YOUTHDALE TREATMENT CENTRES FOUNDATION
227 Victoria Street Toronto ON M5B 1T8
(416) 368-4896 Fax (416) 368-3192
E-mail: YouthdaleFoundation@youthdale.ca
Website: www.youthdale.ca
Purpose: To discover the causes of debilitating childhood
mental disorders, develop better tools for diagnoses and
innovative treatments, end the stigma of mental illness and
broaden community capacity to respond to children in pain
and families in distress.
Person In Charge: Paul Nightingale, Chair
Information Contact: Paul Nightingale, Chair
Chair......................................................Paul Nightingale
Vice-Chair................................................... Peter Barnes
Secretary................................................. Mark Galbraith
Treasurer............................................. Stephen Altbaum
YOUTHLINK
747 Warden Avenue Toronto ON M1L 4A8
(416) 967-1773 Fax (416) 967-7515
Y’S OWL MACLURE COOPERATIVE CENTRE INC.
1140 Morrison Drive Suite 100 Ottawa ON K2H 8S9
(613) 721-1500 Fax (613) 721-6223
YUKON HOSPITAL CORPORATION
5 Hospital Road Whitehorse YT Y1A 3H7
(867) 393-8752
YWCA DURHAM OSHAWA YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
33 McGrigor St Oshawa ON L1H 1X8
(905) 576-6356 Fax (905) 576-0816
YWCA OF EDMONTON
10350-124 Street #100 Edmonton AB T5N 3V9
(780) 423-9922 Fax (780) 425-7467
YWCA TORONTO
80 Woodlawn Ave. E Toronto ON M4T 1C1
(416) 961-8100 Fax (416) 961-7739
YWCA VANCOUVER
535 Hornby Street Vancouver BC V6C 2E8
(604) 895-5810 Fax (604) 684-9171
E-mail: donations@ywcavan.org
Website: www.ywcavan.org
Purpose: YWCA Vancouver touches lives and builds better
futures for children, youth and women through advocacy and
integrated services that foster economic independence,
wellness and equal opportunities.
Person In Charge: Janet Austin, CEO
Information Contact: Celia Campos, Manager, Fund
Chair.......................................... Verna Magee-Shepherd
Vice Chair.................................................Karen Gilmore
Secretary.......................................................Anne Boyle
Treasurer................................................... Nancy A. Self
Board Member..................................... Wanda Costuros
Board Member........................................Karen Hoffman
Board Member................................ Evaleen Jaager Roy
Board Member...............................................Sheryl Lee
Board Member........................... Dr. Jocelyn Lymburner
Board Member...................................Sherry Tryssenaar
Board Member....................................... Patricia Sheilds
Board Member........................... Dr. Kim van der Woerd
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ZAJAC RANCH FOR CHILDREN (THE) THE ZAJAC RANCH SOCIETY
#300-2006 West 10th Avenue Vancouver BC V6J 2B3
(604) 739-0444 Fax (604) 739-0441
ZAREINU EDUCATIONAL CENTRE OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO
7026 Bathurst St. Thornhill ON L4J 8K3
(905) 738-5542 Fax (905) 738-8047
ZION EMC FELLOWSHIP, DIDSBURY
Box 686 Didsbury AB T0M 0W0
(403) 335-3629
ZOOTHÉRAPIE QUÉBEC
7779, rue Casgrain Montréal QC H2R 1Z2
(514) 384-7602 Fax (514) 271-0157
Pass it on!
We want the Canadian Donor’s
Guide to be as widely
available as possible.
www.donorsguide.ca
Currently, more than 12.5 million Canadians aged 15 and over volunteer, contributing
more than 2 billion volunteer hours annually. A quarter of those who volunteer provide
78 percent of all volunteer hours.
À l’heure actuelle, plus de 12,5 millions de Canadiens âgés de 15 ans et plus font
du bénévolat, contribuant plus de 2 milliards d’heures de bénévolat chaque année.
Un quart des personnes qui se portent bénévoles fournit 78 pour cent de toutes
les heures de bénévolat.
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WEBSITE INDEX / SITES INTERNET
ABERDEEN HEALTH FOUNDATION – www.aberdeenhealthfoundation.com
AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED – wwwacn-aed-ca.org
AIDE A L’EGLISE EN DETRESSE (CANADA) INC. – www.acn-aed-ca.org
ALBERTA CANCER FOUNDATION PROVINCIAL OFFICE –
www.albertacancer.ca
ALBERTA ECOTRUST FOUNDATION – www.albertaecotrust.com
ALBERTA GUIDE DOG SERVICES – www.albertaguidedog.com
ALZHEIMER FOUNDATION LONDON AND MIDDLESEX –
www.alzheimerlondon.ca
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY / FOUNDATION OF NIAGARA –
www.alzheimerniagara.ca
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF OTTAWA & RENFREW COUNTY / SOCIETE
ALZHEIMER D’OTTAWA ET DU COMTE DE RENFREW –
www.alzheimer-ottawa-rc.org
AMETHYST WOMEN’S ADDICTION CENTRE – www.amethyst-ottawa.org
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL – CANADIAN SECTION – www.amnesty.ca
AMPUTÉS DE GUERRE – QUÉBEC (LES) – amputesdeguerre.ca
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) GENERAL SYNOD – www.anglican.ca
ANIMAL WELFARE FOUNDATION OF CANADA – www.awfc.ca
ARMEE DU SALUT – TERRITOIRE DU CANADA ET DES BERMUDES –
DIVISION DU QUEBEC – www.ArmeeduSalut.ca
ARTHRITIS & AUTOIMMUNITY RESEARCH CENTRE FOUNDATION –
www.beatarthritis.ca
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY – www.arthritis.ca
ASTHMA SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE) – www.asthma.ca
ATLANTIC VETERINARY COLLEGE – www.upei.ca
AUTISM ONTARIO – www.autismontario.com
AUTISM SUPPORT DOGS – www.autismsupportdogs.org
BC CANCER FOUNDATION – www.bccancerfoundation.com
BC CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION – www.bcchf.ca
BLUMBERG SEGAL LLP – www.globalphilanthropy.ca
BOOTH COLLEGE THE SALVATION ARMY WILLIAM & CATHERINE BOOTH
COLLEGE – www.BoothUC.ca
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB SERVICES OF GREATER VICTORIA – www.bgcvic.org
BREAKFAST FOR LEARNING – www.breakfastforlearning.ca
BREAST CANCER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FUND (ONTARIO) –
www.breastcancerniagara.org
BRITISH COLUMBIA GUIDE DOG SERVICES – www.bcguidedog.com
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
ANIMALS – BC SPCA – www.spca.bc.ca
BROCK UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT AND DONOR RELATIONS –
brocku.ca/boldnewbrock
BRUCE TRAIL CONSERVANCY (THE) (FORMERLY ASSOCIATION) – www.
brucetrail.org
BULL, HOUSSER & TUPPER LLP – www.bht.com
CALGARY ASSOCIATION OF SELF HELP – www.calgaryselfhelp.com
CALGARY FAMILY SERVICES – www.calgaryfamily.org
CALGARY FOUNDATION (THE) – www.thecalgaryfoundation.org
CALGARY HANDIBUS ASSOCIATION (THE) – www.calgaryhandibus.com
CALGARY ZOO CALGARY ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY – www.calgaryzoo.com
CAMP KAWARTHA – www.campkawartha.ca
CAMP WINSTON/THE PINE BAY FOUNDATION – www.campwinston.com
CANADA REVENUE AGENCY, CHARITIES DIRECTORATE –
ww.cra-arc.ca/chrts-gvng/
CANADIAN BLOOD SERVICES NATIONAL FUNDRAISING OFFICE –
www.blood.ca
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CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY NATIONAL OFFICE – www.cancer.ca
CANADIAN COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE INSTITUTE OF
NATUROPATHIC EDUCATION AND RESEARCH – www.ccnm.edu
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION NATIONAL OFFICE – www.diabetes.ca
CANADIAN FEDERATION OF HUMANE SOCIETIES – www.cfhs.ca
CANADIAN GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND – www.guidedogs.ca
CANADIAN HEARING SOCIETY (THE) – www.chs.ca
CANADIAN HEMOPHILIA SOCIETY SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE
L’HÉMOPHILIE – www.hemophilia.ca
CANADIAN INTENSIVE CARE FOUNDATION – www.cicf.ca
CANADIAN LIVER FOUNDATION – www.liver.ca
CANADIAN MEMORIAL CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE – www.cmcc.ca
CANADIAN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION (THE) – www.cmsf.ca
CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, FRIENDS –
www.friendsofcmhr.com
CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION (CMC) – www.civilization.ca
CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND (THE) CNIB –
www.cnib.ca/wills
CANADIAN RED CROSS CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY (THE) –
www.redcross.ca
CANADIAN TECHNION SOCIETY – www.cdntech.org
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM (CWM) – www.warmuseum.ca
CANADIAN WILDLIFE FEDERATION – www.cwf-fcf.org
CANCER RESEARCH SOCIETY – www.CancerResearchSociety.ca
CAREFOR HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES – www.carefor.ca
CASSELS BROCK & BLACKWELL LLP – www.casselsbrock.com
CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO DEVELOPMENT OFFICE –
www.archtoronto.org/development
CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN CANADA – www.cmic.info
CBM CHRISTIAN BLIND MISSION INTERNATIONAL – www.cbmlegacy.org
CHARITABLE GIFT FUNDS CANADA FOUNDATION –
www.charitablegiftfunds.ca
CHILDREN’S HEALTH FOUNDATION – www.childhealth.ca
CHILDREN’S TREATMENT CENTRE FOUNDATION OF CHATHAM-KENT –
www.childrenstreatmentfoundation-ck.com
CHINESE CULTURAL CENTRE OF GREATER VANCOUVER – www.cccvan.com
CHRISTIAN CHILDREN’S FUND OF CANADA – www.ccfcanada.ca
CNEWA CANADA – www.cnewa.ca
CNIB – CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND (THE) –
www.cnib.ca/wills
Community Living Belleville and area –
www.communitylivingbelleville.org
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY – giving.concordia.ca
CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE CANADA (CNC) –
www.conservationdelanature.ca
COVENANT HOUSE VANCOUVER – www.covenanthousebc.org
CUMBERLAND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION – www.chcfoundation.com
CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA – www.cysticfibrosis.ca
DALHOUSIE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION – www.dmrf.ca
DAVID SUZUKI FOUNDATION – www.davidsuzuki.org
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS / MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES
CANADA – www.msf.ca
DONKEY SANCTUARY OF CANADA (THE) – www.thedonkeysanctuary.ca
DOUGLAS MENTAL HEALTH UNIV. INSTITUTE FDN – douglasfoundation.qc.ca
DR. PETER AIDS FOUNDATION – www.drpeter.org
EASTER SEALS CANADA – www.easterseals.ca
ECOJUSTICE CANADA SOCIETY – www.ecojustice.ca
EDGE SCHOOL FOR ATHLETES SOCIETY – www.edgeschool.com
EDMONTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION – www.ecfoundation.org
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTRE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTRE (ALBERTA)
SOCIETY – www.elc.ab.ca
EPILEPSY ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY – www.epilepsycalgary.com
EVANGEL HALL MISSION – www.evangelhall.ca
FAIS-UN-VŒU CANADA – www.faisunvoeu.ca
FAMILY CENTRE FAMILY CENTRE SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA –
www.famcentre.ca
FAMILY SERVICE TORONTO – www.familyservicetoronto.org
FONDATION DE L’INSTITUT UNIVERSITAIRE EN SANTÉ MENTALE DOUGLAS
– www.fondationdouglas.qc.ca
FONDATION DE POLYTECHNIQUE – www.fondationpoly.org
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DU CANADA – www.fmcoeur.ca
FONDATION DU CENTRE DE PRÉVENTION DU SUICIDE –
www.cpsquebec.ca
FONDATION DU CENTRE DE SANTE ET DE SERVICES SOCIAUX DE
GATINEAU – www.fondationsantegatineau.ca
FONDATION HÉMA-QUÉBEC / HÉMA-QUÉBEC FOUNDATION –
www.hema-quebec.qc.ca
FOOD FOR THE POOR OF CANADA, INC – foodforthepoorcanada.org
FORTWHYTE ALIVE – www.fortwhyte.org
FOUNDATION FIGHTING BLINDNESS – www.ffb.ca
FOUNDATION OF CHATHAM – KENT HEALTH ALLIANCE –
www.foundationckha.com
GARDINER ROBERTS – www.gardiner-roberts.com
GATEWAY THEATRE RICHMOND GATEWAY THEATRE SOCIETY –
www.gatewaytheatre.com
GOOD SHEPHERD REFUGE SOCIAL MINISTRIES – www.goodshepherd.ca
GREENPEACE CANADA – www.greenpeace.ca
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CANADA – www.habitat.ca
HALTON LEARNING FOUNDATION – www.haltonlearningfoundation.ca
HAMILTON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION – www.hamiltonhealth.ca
HARRRP HAMILTON RESIDENTIAL RECREATIONAL REDEVELOPMENT –
www.harrrp.ca
HAVERGAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION, THE – www.havergal.on.ca
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF CANADA – www.heartandstroke.ca
HÔPITAUX SHRINERS POUR ENFANTS – CANADA –
www.shrinershospitals.org
HORIZON HOUSING SOCIETY – www.horizonhousing.ab.ca
HOSPICE SIMCOE – www.hospicesimcoe.ca
HOSPITALS OF REGINA FOUNDATION INC. – www.hrf.sk.ca
IMAGINE CANADA – www.imaginecanada.ca
IMAGINE CANADA CENTRE CANADIEN DE PHILANTHROPIE (LE) –
www.imaginecanada.ca
INSTITUT NATIONAL CANADIEN POUR LES AVEUGLES (L’) –
www.inca.ca/legs
INTER PARES – www.interpares.ca
INTERCEDE INTERNATIONAL – www.IntercedeNow.ca
INTERIM PLACE – www.interimplace.com
IWK HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION – www.iwkfoundation.org
JENNIFER ASHLEIGH CHILDREN’S CHARITY – www.JenniferAshleigh.org
JEWISH FOUNDATION OF GREATER TORONTO (UNITED JEWISH WELFARE
FUND OF TORONTO) – www.jewishfoundationtoronto.com
JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF CANADA (THE) – www.johnhoward.ca
JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION CANADA – www.jdrf.ca
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) – www.kidney.ca
KIDSABILITY FOUNDATION KIDSABILITY CENTRE FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT
FOUNDATION – www.kidsability.ca
KNOWLEDGE NETWORK CORPORATION – knowledge.ca
LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY –
www.laurentian.ca
LIFELINE MALAWI ASSOCIATION – www.lifelinemalawi.com
LINK CHARITY CANADA INC. – www.linkcharity.ca
LOFT COMMUNITY SERVICES (FORMERLY ANGLICAN HOUSES) –
www.loftcs.org
LONDON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION – www.lhsf.ca
MAKE-A-WISH CANADA – www.makeawish.ca
MANITOBA FOSTER FAMILY NETWORK INC. – www.mffn.ca
MANITOBA LUNG ASSOCIATION – www.mb.lung.ca
MARCH OF DIMES CANADA – www.marchofdimes.ca
MCMASTER UNIVERSITY – www.mcmaster.ca
MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES CANADA – www.msf.ca
MILLER THOMSON – www.millerthomson.com
MOLLY APPEAL (THE) / DALHOUSIE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION –
www.mollyappeal.ca
MOORELANDS COMMUNITY SERVICES ESTABLISHED 1912 –
www.moorelands.ca
MOOSE JAW TRANSITION HOUSE – http://mj-thouse.shelternet.ca/
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FOUNDATION OF TORONTO –
www.mshfoundation.ca
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA – www.muscle.ca
MUSEE CANADIEN DE LA GUERRE (MCG) – www.museedelaguerre.ca
MUSEE CANADIAN DES CIVILISATIONS (MCC) – www.civilisations.ca
MUSKOKA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION –
www.muskokacommunityfoundation.ca
NATURE CANADA – www.naturecanada.ca
NATURE CONSERVANCY OF CANADA (NCC) – www.natureconservancy.ca
NEIL SQUIRE FOUNDATION (THE) – www.neilsquire.ca
NELLIE’S SHELTER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN – www.nellies.org
NEW ISRAEL FUND OF CANADA – http://www.nifcan.org
NEW PATH FOUNDATION – www.newpath.ca/www.thecommonroof.ca
NOVA SCOTIA NATURE TRUST – www.nsnt.ca
ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS AND HUNTERS (THE) – www.ofah.org
ONTARIO SHORES FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH –
ontarioshoresfoundation.ca
ONTARIO WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (THE) – www.ontwf.org
OOLAGEN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH – www.oolagen.org
OTTAWA CHILDREN’S TREATMENT CENTRE FOUNDATION – www.octc.ca
OTTAWA-CARLETON ASSOCIATION FOR PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES – www.ocapdd.on.ca
OUR LADY SEAT OF WISDOM ACADEMY FOR STUDIES IN CHRISTIAN
CULTURE – www.seatofwisdom.org
OWEN SOUND REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION – www.oshfoundation.ca
PACIFIC ANIMAL THERAPY SOCIETY (P.A.T.S.) – www.patspets.ca
PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH FOUNDATION –
www.peacearchhospital.com
PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERSHIPS INC – www.philanthropic.ca
PLAN CANADA (PLAN INTERNATIONAL CANADA INC.) – plancanada.ca
PLANNED GIVING SOLUTIONS – www.pgsolutions.com
PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL FOUNDATION (THE) – www.pmhf.ca
PROJECT PLOUGHSHARES – www.ploughshares.ca
PROSTATE CANCER CANADA – prostatecancer.ca
QEII HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE FOUNDATION – www.qe2foundation.ca
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QUEEN ALEXANDRA FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN –
www.queenalexandra.org
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY – http://www.queensu.ca/giving/
RENFREW COUNTY UNITED WAY – www.renfrewcountyunitedway.ca
RETHINK BREAST CANCER – www.rethinkbreastcancer.com
ROBARTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN
ONTARIO – www.robarts.ca
ROMERO HOUSE INC. – romerohouse.ca
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CENTRAL ALBERTA OWNED BY SOUTHERN
ALBERTA PEDIATRIC HOSTEL SOCIETY – www.rmhcentralalberta.org
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SOUTHERN ALBERTA OWNED BY SOUTHERN
ALBERTA PEDIATRIC HOSTEL SOCIETY – www.rmhsouthernalberta.org
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE TORONTO TORONTO CHILDREN’S
CARE INC. – www.rmhtoronto.org
ROSS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION – www.rmh.org
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM GOVERNORS ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM
FOUNDATION – www.rom.on.ca
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. FOUNDATION – www.successfoundation.ca
SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY – DEVELOPMENT OFFICE – www.smu.ca
SAIT POLYTECHNIC – www.sait.ca
SALVATION ARMY (THE) CANADA & BERMUDA TERRITORIAL
HEADQUARTERS –
www.SalvationArmy.ca
SASKATCHEWAN CANCER AGENCY – www.saskcancer.ca
SAVE THE CHILDREN – CANADA – www.savethechildren.ca
SCOTIA PRIVATE CLIENT GROUP – www.scotiaprivateclient.com
SELWYN HOUSE ASSOCIATION – www.selwyn.ca
SEMIAHMOO HOUSE SOCIETY – www.semi-house-society.com
SHARELIFE – CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO – www.sharelife.org
SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN – CANADA –
www.shrinershospitals.org
SICKKIDS FOUNDATION / HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN FOUNDATION –
www.sickkidsfoundation.com
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY – www.sfu.ca/advancement
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER BUREAU NATIONAL – www.cancer.ca
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU SANG BUREAU NATIONAL DE FINANCEMENT –
www.sang.ca
SOCIÉTÉ DE LA ARTHRITE – www.arthrite.ca
SOCIETE DE RECHERCHE SUR LE CANCER – www.RechercheCancer.ca
SOCIÉTÉS DES MISSIONNAIRES D’AFRIQUE PÈRES BLANCS (LES) –
http://mafr.net/
SOCIETY FOR MANITOBANS WITH DISABILITIES (SMD) FOUNDATION –
www.smd.mb.ca
SONSHINE SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES –
www.sonshine.ab.ca
SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGES CANADA – www.soschildrensvillages.ca
SOUTH OKANAGAN WOMEN IN NEED SOCIETY – www.sowins.com
ST JOSEPH’S HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION, HAMILTON –
www.stjoesfoundation.ca
ST MICHAEL’S CHOIR SCHOOL – www.smcs.on.ca
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL – www.stmichaelscollegeschool.com
ST MICHAEL’S FOUNDATION – www.stmichaelshospital.com
ST STEPHEN’S COMMUNITY HOUSE – www.ststephenshouse.com
STARS FOR LIFE FOUNDATION FOR AUTISM INC. – www.starsforlife.com
STRATFORD GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION – www.sghfoundation.org
SURREY LIBRARIES – www.surreylibraries.ca
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION (THE) – www.terryfox.org
THAMES TALBOT LAND TRUST – www.ttlt.ca
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THIRD ACADEMY (THE) THIRD ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL LTD. (THE) –
http://www.thirdacademy.ca
TORONTO EAST GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION – www.tegh.on.ca
TORONTO GENERAL & WESTERN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION –
www.tgwhf-uhn.ca
TORONTO STAR CHILDREN’S CHARITIES – www.thestar.com
TORONTO WALDORF SCHOOL – www.torontowaldorfschool.com
TRENT UNIVERSITY – www.trentu.ca
TRILLIUM HEALTH CENTRE FOUNDATION – www.trilliumgiving.ca
UNICEF CANADA – www.unicef.ca
UNION GOSPEL MISSION – www.ugm.ca
UNITED CHURCH OBSERVER (THE) – www.ucobserver.org
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (THE) – www.united-church.ca
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA FOUNDATION (THE) –
www.unitedchurchfoundation.ca
UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS’ ASSOC’N OF CANADA – www.uelac.org
UNIVERSITÉ D’OTTAWA BUREAU DU DÉVELOPPEMENT –
http://www.uottawa.ca/donner
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION – www.GiveToUHF.ca
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE) – www.ubc.ca
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA (THE) – www.umanitoba.ca/giving
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA – DEVELOPMENT OFFICE –
http://www.uottawa.ca/giving
UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND – www.upei.ca
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN – www.usask.ca/advancement
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE) –
www.give.utoronto.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO – www.development.uwaterloo.ca/plannedgiving
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR – www.uwindsor.ca/advancement
USC CANADA (FORMERLY THE UNITARIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE) –
www.usc-canada.org
VANCOUVER POLICE FOUNDATION – www.vancouverpolicefoundation.org
VANDUSEN BOTANICAL GARDEN ASSOCIATION – www.vandusengarden.org
VARIETY – THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY OF BC VARIETY CLUB OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA, TENT 47 – www.variety.bc.ca/legacy.htm
VICTORIA FOUNDATION (THE) – www.victoriafoundation.bc.ca
VICTORIA SYMPHONY SOCIETY – www.victoriasymphony.ca
VON CANADA (THE VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES) – www.GiveToVON.ca
WAR AMPS (THE) – waramps.ca
WAR CHILD CANADA – www.warchild.ca
WATERCAN/EAUVIVE – www.watercan.com
WCPD–WEALTH CREATION PRESERVATION & DONATION – www.wcpd.com
WESTERN INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING –
www.widhh.ca
WILD BIRD CARE CENTRE OTTAWA VALLEY WILD BIRD CARE CENTRE –
www.wildbirdcarecentre.org
WILDLIFE HABITAT CANADA/HABITAT FAUNIQUE CANADA – www.whc.org
WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY – www.wlu.ca
WINGS OF HOPE QUEBEC INC. / AILES DE L’ESPERANCE QUEBEC INC. –
www.ailesdelesperance.org
WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION –
www.womenscollegehospitalfoundation.ca
WOOD’S HOMES FOUNDATION – www.woodshomes.ca
YONGE STREET MISSION (THE) – www.ysm.ca
YORK UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION (THE) – www.yorku.ca/foundation
YOUTHDALE TREATMENT CENTRES FOUNDATION – www.youthdale.ca
YWCA VANCOUVER – www.ywcavan.org
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alberta
Geographic Index /
index geographique
Athabasca
Banff
BANFF CENTRE (THE)
Brooks
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BROOKS DISTRICT
Calgary
ACTION INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES CORPORATION
ALBERTA SPORTS AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION FOR
THE BLIND
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CALGARY
ALBERTA
ANGLICAN PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH, ELBOW PARK
ARBI (ASSOCIATION FOR THE REHABILITATION OF THE
BRAIN INJURED)
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – ALBERTA & N.W.T.
DIVISION
BACK DOOR (THE) ‘THE BACK DOOR’ A YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF
CANADA
BOW VALLEY COLLEGE
CALGARY COMMUNITIES AGAINST SEXUAL ABUSE
(CCASA)
CALGARY DROP-IN & REHAB CENTRE SOCIETY THE DI
CALGARY HUMANE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
CALGARY WOMENS EMERGENCY SHELTER
ASSOCIATION
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ALBERTA/N.W.T. DIVISION
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY – WESTERN CANADA
OFFICE
CENTRE FOR AFFORDABLE WATER AND SANITATION
TECHNOLOGY(CAWST)
CHILDREN’S COTTAGE SOCIETY OF CALGARY (THE)
CONGREGATION HOUSE OF JACOB – MIKVEH ISRAEL
DEAF & HARD OF HEARING SERVICES CALGARY
REGION SOCIETY
EDUCATIONMATTERS
ESTHER HONENS INTERNATIONAL PIANO
COMPETITION FOUNDATION
FIG TREE FOUNDATION GLOBAL.SUSTAINABLE.
STEWARDSHIP
FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR DE L’ALBERTA,
DES TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST ET DU
NUNAVUT
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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CALGARY
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ALBERTA, NWT
AND NUNAVUT
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY CALGARY
HULL CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
HUMANITARIAN AID RESPONSE TEAM SOCIETY (HART)
IMMIGRANT SERVICES CALGARY CALGARY
IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) SOUTHERN
ALBERTA BRANCH
KINGS OWN CALGARY REGIMENTAL FUNDS
FOUNDATION
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTHERN
ALBERTA
ABANDONED CATS
MOMENTUM COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SOCIETY
MOUNTAIN VIEW ACADEMY
MUSTARD SEED (CALGARY) STREET MINISTRY (THE)
PARISH OF ST JAMES
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE: A CENTRE FOR BIBLICAL
STUDIES
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF
CALGARY
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SOUTHERN ALBERTA
OWNED BY SOUTHERN ALBERTA PEDIATRIC HOSTEL
SOCIETY
SAIT POLYTECHNIC
SALVATION ARMY CALGARY AGAPE HOSPICE (THE)
SINNEAVE FAMILY FOUNDATION, THE SINNEAVE
FAMILY FOUNDATION, THE
L’ALBERTA ET DES T.N.-O.
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE L’ALBERTA ET
DES T.N.-O.
SONSHINE SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
SERVICES
SOUTH GATE ALLIANCE
STREET TEAMS / SAFE HOUSE SOCIETY (CALGARY)
TERRY FOX FOUNDATION – ALBERTA / NWT / NUNAVUT
THIRD ACADEMY (THE) THIRD ACADEMY
INTERNATIONAL LTD. (THE)
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE ALBERTA CANCER
FOUNDATION
TROUT UNLIMITED OF CANADA / TRUITE ATOUT DU
CANADA
VICTORY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF CALGARY N W
YMCA OF CALGARY
CALGARY
Camrose
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CAMROSE SOCIETY
Cardston
BARNWELL WARD
MOUNTAIN VIEW WARD
TABER SECOND WARD
Chestermere
Coaldale
Coalhurst
CALVIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY OF THE
NETHERLANDS REFORMED CONGREGATIONS
Cochrane
Cold Lake
LAKELAND UNITED WAY
College Heights
De Winton
RESCUE AND SANCTUARY FOR THREATENED ANIMALS
R.A.S.T.A.
Didsbury
ZION EMC FELLOWSHIP, DIDSBURY
Drumheller
Edmonton
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
ALBERTA CANCER FOUNDATION PROVINCIAL OFFICE
ALBERTA COMPUTERS FOR SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
ALBERTA COUNCIL OF WOMEN’S SHELTERS
ALBERTA MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION MUSEUMS
ALBERTA
BASKETBALL SOCIETY
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF ALBERTA AND NORTHWEST
TERRITORIES
BISSELL CENTRE
BOSCO HOMES A SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION PRAIRIES AREA
EDMONTON
CENTRE DE SANTE SAINT-THOMAS HEALTH CENTRE
CROSS CANCER INSTITUTE ALBERTA CANCER
FOUNDATION
EDMONTON GARRISON MILITARY FAMILY RESOURCE
CENTRE
EDMONTON HUMANE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTRE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
CENTRE (ALBERTA) SOCIETY
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY (THE) (A LUTHERAN
SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION)
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY EDMONTON
HOPE MISSION
JOHN BOSCO CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
FOUNDATION
KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA (THE) NORTHERN
ALBERTA & TERRITORIES BRANCH
KIDS WITH CANCER SOCIETY OF NORTHERN ALBERTA
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF THE NORTHERN
ALBERTA
MARIAN CENTRE
MUSTARD SEED STREET MINISTRY EDMONTON (THE)
newman Theological College St. Joseph’s
Seminary
ENVIRONMENTS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS ASSOCIATION OF
NORTHERN ALBERTA
VANGUARD COLLEGE
VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPS OF EDMONTON
(EDMONTON VINEYARDS)
WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT INTERNATIONAL
FOUNDATION
WORKS INTERNATIONAL VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY (THE)
THE WORKS ART & DESIGN FESTIVAL
Y.E.S.S.: YOUTH EMERGENCY SHELTER SOCIETY OF
EDMONTON
YMCA OF EDMONTON
YWCA OF EDMONTON
Fort Mcmurray
FORT MCMURRAY FAMILY CRISIS SOCIETY
Fort Vermilion
Grande Prairie
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ASSEMBLY OF GRANDE
PRAIRIE ALBERTA
GRANDE PRAIRIE PEOPLE’S FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
ODYSSEY HOUSE GRANDE PRAIRIE WOMEN’S
RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
REGIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
FOUNDATION
High River
Jasper
Lacombe
Leduc
Lethbridge
BRIDGES OF HOPE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES INC.
FAMILY CENTRE FAMILY CENTRE SOCIETY OF
SOUTHERN ALBERTA
JACK ADY CANCER CENTRE ALBERTA CANCER
FOUNDATION
LETHBRIDGE
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN SOUTHERN
ALBERTA
ALBERTA SOCIETY
VICTORY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF LETHBRIDGE
(1983) INC
YMCA OF LETHBRIDGE
Lloydminster
Medicine Hat
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MEDICINE HAT &
SOUTHEASTERN ALBERTA
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MEDICINE HAT
Morinville
Okotoks
Olds
OLDS COLLEGE
Peace River
Red Deer
CENTRAL ALBERTA WOMEN’S EMERGENCY SHELTER
SOCIETY
CENTRAL ALBERTA’S SAFE HARBOUR SOCIETY FOR
HEALTH AND HOUSING
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CENTRAL ALBERTA
OWNED BY SOUTHERN ALBERTA PEDIATRIC HOSTEL
SOCIETY
Seba Beach
CAMP HEALTH, HOPE AND HAPPINESS (CAMP HE HO
HA) CAMP HEALTH, HOPE & HAPPINESS SOCIETY
Sexsmith
Sherwood Park
ROBIN HOOD ASSOCIATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED
Slave Lake
St Albert
FRIENDS OF THE NORTHERN ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL
CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL SOCIETY
NORTHERN ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S
FESTIVAL
Strathmore
Sundre
BEAR VALLEY RESCUE
Sylvan Lake
Three Hills
ISMC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MINISTRIES CANADA
Turner Valley
Vermilion
LAKELAND COLLEGE
British Columbia
colombie-britannique
Abbotsford
ABBOTSFORD REGIONAL HOSPITAL (& CANCER CTR)
FRASER VALLEY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
GURDWARA BABA BANDA SINGH BAHADAR SIKH
SOCIETY
MENNONITE CENTRAL COMMITTEE (MCC) BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MISSION WITHOUT BORDERS/MISSION SANS
FRONTIERES
REVIVAL CANADA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
ASSOCIATION
Bowen Island
Burnaby
BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
FOUNDATION
BRITISH COLUMBIA TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNING
SOCIETY
D.S.R.F. DOWN SYNDROME RESEARCH FOUNDATION
GIZEH SHRINE PATIENT TRANSPORTATION SOCIETY
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR KRISHNA
CONSCIOUSNESS FOR WESTERN CANADA (ISKCON)
KEATS CAMPS
COLUMBIA BRANCH
LIFE SAVING SOCIETY – BC & YUKON BRANCH
NEIL SQUIRE FOUNDATION (THE)
SALVATION ARMY BRITISH COLUMBIA DIVISION (THE)
SPARC BC SOCIETY
VARIETY – THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY OF BC VARIETY
CLUB OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, TENT 47
Campbell River
CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT MUSEUM & ARCHIVES
SOCIETY
CAMPBELL RIVER CHRISTIAN LIFE DAYCARE SOCIETY
Castlegar
Chilliwack
ABBOTSFORD
CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Comox
AFRICA COMMUNITY TECHNICAL SERVICE SOCIETY
CENTRAL INTERIOR
NEW LIFE MISSION
THOMPSON, NICOLA, CARIBOO UNITED WAY
Kaslo
NORTH KOOTENAY LAKE COMMUNITY SERVICES
SOCIETY
Kelowna
BE A HERO
KELOWNA CATHOLIC INDEPENDENT SCHOOL COUNCIL
KELOWNA COMMUNITY FOOD BANK
RESURRECTION RECOVERY RESOURCE CENTRE
UNITED WAY OF THE CENTRAL & SOUTH OKANAGAN/
SIMILKAMEEN
Langley
SOUTHGATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
YOUNG LIFE OF CANADA,
Lantzville
Maple Ridge
Mission
Cranbrook
Creston
Dawson Creek
Delta
AUTISM SUPPORT DOGS
SACRED HEART PARISH
SOUTHPOINTE ACADEMY
Duncan
COWICHAN UNITED WAY
Enderby
Fort St John
FRASER VALLEY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION SOCIETY
Nanaimo
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MID-VANCOUVER ISLAND
ISLAND CORRIDOR FOUNDATION
NANAIMO NEUROLOGICAL & CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOC.
UNITED WAY CENTRAL AND NORTHERN VANCOUVER
ISLAND
Naramata
Nelson
TOUCHSTONES NELSON
New Westminster
LAST DOOR RECOVERY SOCIETY
WESTMINSTER CHILDREN’S AFTER SCHOOL SOCIETY
North Vancouver
FRIENDS OF NORTH VANCOUVER MUSEUM SOCIETY
ASSOCIATION
FORT ST JOHN ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
Parksville
Ft Langley
Penticton
MOUNTAIN VIEW CONSERVATION & BREEDING
SOCIETY
Gabriola Island
HAVEN FOUNDATION
Grand Forks
Invermere
Kamloops
CENTRAL INTERIOR
CANADIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION (BRITISH
COLUMBIA BRANCH)
PHOENIX TRANSITION SOCIETY
ROMAN CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL CORPORATION OF
PRINCE RUPERT
Prince Rupert
Qualicum Beach
Quesnel
QUESNEL & DISTRICT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
Richmond
FAR EAST BROADCASTING ASSOCIATES OF CANADA
GATEWAY THEATRE RICHMOND GATEWAY THEATRE
SOCIETY
RICHMOND JEWISH DAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA (THE)
RICHMOND RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION TRUST
FUND FOUNDATION
Salmon Arm
Salt Spring Island
Sechelt
Coquitlam
Cowichan Bay
Prince George
Lindell Beach
FOR THE LOVE OF PARROTS REFUGE SOCIETY
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY VANCOUVER ISLAND NORTH
POWELL RIVER THERAPEUTIC RIDING ASSOCIATION
LAND TRUST ALLIANCE OF B.C. CONSERVATION IN BC
TIMBERLINE RANCH
Courtenay
Powell River
Coombs
QUALICUM BEACH FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTH OKANAGAN
EN’OWKIN CENTRE
Port Coquitlam
Port Edward
Port Moody
Sidney
Smithers
NORTHERN LIGHTS WILDLIFE SOCIETY
Squamish
Surrey
DON STEWART EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION OF
CANADA
KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
SATNAM EDUCATION SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
SURREY LIBRARIES
SURREY FOUNDATION
Terrace
Thetis Island
Trail
Vancouver
AIDS VANCOUVER
ANGLICAN CHURCH – DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER
ANGLICAN INITIATIVES FUND – DIOCESE OF NEW
WESTMINSTER ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
ANGLICAN NETWORK CHURCH OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD
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ARTHRITIS SOCIETY (THE) – BRITISH COLUMBIA &
YUKON DIVISION
BC CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION LEGAL NAME:
BRITISH COLUMBIA’S CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
BC LIONS SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS – BC SPCA
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY BRITISH COLUMBIA AND
YUKON DIVISION
CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION – BRITISH COLUMBIA
CANADIAN NETWORK FOR INTERNATIONAL SURGERY
CENTRAL ORGANIZATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION
LUBAVITCH BRITISH COLUMBIA
CHILDREN’S HEARING AND SPEECH CENTRE OF BC
CHINESE CULTURAL CENTRE OF GREATER VANCOUVER
CLARK CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
CLINTON GIUSTRA SUSTAINABLE GROWTH INITIATIVE
(CANADA)
CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY CAG CONTEMPORARY
ART GALLERY SOCIETY OF BC
CULTCH (THE) VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE
ECOTRUST CANADA
EMILY CARR INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN
COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE ET DU TERRITOIRE YUKON
GRANVILLE CHAPEL
HEALTH AND HOME CARE SOCIETY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF BC & YUKON
COLUMBIA (THE)
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE OF GREATER
VANCOUVER
JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER
VANCOUVER
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES AGENCY OF VANCOUVER
JUST AID FOUNDATION
LITERACY BC SOCIETY
LIVING THROUGH LOSS COUNSELLING SOCIETY OF BC
LOVING SPOONFUL (A) – VANCOUVER MEALS SOCIETY
MOOD DISORDERS ASSOCIATION OF BC MOOD
DISORDERS ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA, WESTERN CANADA
REGIONAL OFFICE
NATIONAL RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY – BRITISH
COLUMBIA CHAPTER
PARISH OF ST JOHN
PARISH OF ST MARY’S KERRISDALE
PASSION FOUNDATION
PERSONS WITH AIDS SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PLAYHOUSE THEATRE CENTRE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
(THE)
REGENT COLLEGE
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE BC CHILDREN’S FAMILY
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HOUSE SOCIETY OF BC THE
SEVA CANADA SOCIETY
SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER DIVISION DE LA
COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE ET DU YUKON
SOCIETE DE L’ARTHRITE – DIVISION DE LA COLOMBIEBRITANNIQUE ET DU YUKON
ST PAUL’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION ST PAUL’S
HOSPITAL FOUNDATION OF VANCOUVER
STROKE RECOVERY ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TEMPLE SHOLOM
UNIVERSITY O

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