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Charitable Choices: Women’s College Hospital Foundation (WCHF)
For today’s Charitable Choices we spoke with Sara Byrnell, Vice President, Philanthropy, of Women’s College Hospital Foundation. Describe your charity/non-profit […]
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Charitable Choices: CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals
For today’s Charitable Choices we spoke with Agapi Gessesse, the Executive Director of CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals, an […]
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Charitable Choices: Conceivable Dreams, making fertility treatment accessible
For todays Charitable Choices we spoke with Tara Wood, the President of Conceivable Dreams Est. 2006. A non-profit, volunteer based […]
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Spare a toonie to feed a tummy?
It’s been a year since we’ve been physically out at any fundraising events. We don’t miss the usual roast chicken […]
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Charitable Choices: Eva’s Initiatives for Homeless Youth
125 local charities from across the country are receiving funds from The Home Depot Canada Foundation’s Orange Door Project. One […]
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Friday’s motionball In-Home Gala Moves the Multi-Faceted Party Online
The 20th annual Toronto motionball gala returns on Friday February 5th, proving a great excuse to swap the sweats for […]
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Charitable Choices: Waveland supports and celebrates Canadian music
Waveland is a nonprofit music organization committed to celebrating, connecting and empowering Canadian musicians across the nation since 2012. We […]
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Mindfuel aims to encourage youth innovation in STEM
MindFuel is a national organization, serving Canada as a registered charity since 1990. With a focus on the STEM (science, […]
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Amadeusz Announces Podcast on Gun Violence In Toronto
Toronto not-for-profit, Amadeusz, recently began airing a new podcast, Off the Record, about gun violence and other issues in Toronto. […]
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Charitable Choices: ComIT Announces Launch of Recoding Futures
National charity, ComIT recently announced the launch of Recoding Futures, a program to provide IT training to 450 Indigenous learners […]