Charities
Charitable Choices: The Canadian Courage Project
The Canadian Courage Project is Canada’s first non-profit that focuses on supporting both animals and their youth owners transitioning out […]
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Charitable Choices: Christina Smith, CEO of Wellspring
Wellspring is a Canadian non-profit organization that supports cancer care programs and services. We spoke with Christina Smith, CEO, to […]
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Charitable Choices: Cordelia Tang, Managing Director at The Shoe Project
The Shoe Project is a Toronto charity that provides writing and public speaking workshops for immigrant and refugee women. We […]
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Charitable Choices: fight to eradicate violence against women with WomanACT
WomanACT is a Toronto charity that works to eradicate violence against women. We spoke with them to find out more […]
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Charitable Choices: Alysha Haugen, Long Winter Festival Manager
Long Winter is a Toronto not-for-profit music and arts festival. We spoke with Alysha Haugen, Manager, to find out more […]
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Charitable Choices: take one, donate one with Sock Footage
Sock Footage is a Toronto-based sock company with a charitable aspect. A one-for-one giving model. For every pair of socks […]
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Charitable Choices: fundraising with jazz pianist, Jim Clayton
Acclaimed jazz pianist, Jim Clayton, has been doing stream shows for charity, creating a virtual tip-jar, where funds go to […]
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Charitable Choices: The Lise Watier Foundation
The Lise Watier Foundation is a non-profit organization that helps women living in a situation of economic, social or professional […]
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Charitable Choices: The Canadian Women’s Foundation
The Canadian Women’s Foundation funds programs to address four urgent issues: gender-based violence, economic security, girls’ empowerment, and inclusive leadership. […]
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Charitable Choices: Venus Fest, a new kind of space within the music scene
Venus Fest is a new kind of space within the music scene that addresses historical industry challenges from the past […]