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The Grand Manan Whale & Seabird Research Station (GMWSRS) is a registered charity incorporated in 1981 by its founder, the late Dr. David Gaskin. We are dedicated to research and education which promote conservation of the marine environment. Our researchers study seabirds and marine mammals in the lower Bay of Fundy; and develop & deliver education and stewardship programs through a natural history museum, invited lectures, publications, specific projects, a website and outdoor exhibits. Follow our work on Facebook or Twitter. You can also help us protect right whales by symbolically adopting a right whale, right whale mother and calf or a right whale family at http://adoptrightwhales.ca

We offer a wide variety of programs, classes and events open to all ages and all levels of affiliation. We strive to be an open and welcoming presence in the Vancouver community.

Since 1980, the Pacific WildLife Foundation has conducted pioneering studies and novel education programs about marine life in the Pacific. We believe that objective science is the best way to find solutions for conservation. The foundation board, fellows and associates are renowned scientists and award winning educators. General donations over the past 3 decades have been vital to our success. If you want to donate to a specific project or if you have a project that you might like us to address, contact us via the web site. Rob Butler President

Founded in 1991 by drama critic, director & designer Herbert Whittaker, the museum seeks to preserve, explore and celebrate Canada's performing arts heritage. Besides collecting and preserving artifacts, the museum hosts a series of educational and engaging events under the banner THEATRE MUSEUM GOES BACKSTAGE. With our growing collection of oral history, LEGEND LIBRARY, the museum has recorded R.H. Thomson in conversations with theatre luminaries like Martha Henry, Douglas Campbell and Mavor Moore. We have also presented temporary exhibits at the Toronto Public Library, Harbourfront , Canstage and the Elgin and Winter Garden Centre. Thanks to all our donors who make these initiatives possible.

Take a Hike is an alternative education program that engages at-risk youth through a unique combination of outdoor experiential learning, academics, counseling, and community involvement. The program supports at-risk youth in making positive change in their lives through outdoor expeditions, working through issues, building confidence & improving academic abilities.

Guelph & Area Right to Life is a non-denominational human rights organization.

To this end, it will provide scholarships/bursaries for qualified Barbadian and /or citizens of the Commonwealth Caribbean who wish to pursue studies in their chosen field with the intention of contribution to the long term development of the region

The Canadian Music Competition gives each year the opportunity to hundreds of young Canadian musicians to showcase their talent through its three-round competition. In short - Some 600 youths, aged 7 to 30 participate every year. - The juries are made up of professional musicians and music pedagogues who are recognized in Canada and abroad. - Up to $100,000 in regional, provincial, and national scholarships are awarded annually. - Hundreds of volunteers accross Canada define the energy, spirit and network of the CMC. We believe the determination and perseverance of CMC participants deserve to be encouraged and supported. By supporting the CMC, you are directly helping young musicians take flight and devote themselves completely to the pursuit of their dreams. You are allowing the future - our future - to blossow. We sincerely thank you for your support.

The American Schools of Oriental Research in Canada (CASOR) includes all individual members of the American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) who live in Canada. It was incorporated federally on October 3, 1990 as a non-share capital corporation and registered as a charity by Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (Income Tax registration number BN 891631269RR0001).

Heritage Vancouver Society is an independent, non-profit society, encouraging the community to preserve, restore, and appreciate Vancouver’s heritage structures, 'Creating a Future for Heritage.'

ARMS staff, board of directors, members and volunteers aim: To protect and preserve the environment and habitat of the Alouette River Watershed. To provide environmental education to the community. To develop and partner on various habitat restoration and maintenance projects within the Alouette Watershed. To assist and advise federal, provincial and municipal agencies in the care and development of the Alouette River Watershed.

We run two major annual events: (a) The London District Science & Technology Fair, in early April, and (b) the London District Science Olympics on the Thursday following the Victoria Day weekend. Our passion is to encourage students to follow their interest in science by doing hands-on, minds on activities.