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Beit Halochem Canada is an organization devoted to helping Israeli disabled war veterans and victims of terror. Beit Halochem centres in Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv, and Nahariya offer state-of-the-art rehabilitation facilities for the veterans and their families. Beit Halochem Canada has committed to provide much-needed funding for the equipment and programs in the four centres. By supporting these outstanding facilities, our heroes will receive what they truly deserve - the chance at a new life.

Helping Spirit Lodge Society is the leading Aboriginal women's organization in the Lower Mainland to alleviate family violence and enhance community wellness through a traditional, holistic approach. The philosophy of Helping Spirit Lodge Society is unique in that it addresses the issues of family violence from a holistic perspective.The cycle of violence need not be passed on to the next generation; it can be stopped here. To interrupt this cycle requires both the intervention and reconstruction phases.Our Organization is active in developing strategies which will confront the issues and determine which direction is to be taken.We can be an instrument of direction and change for the larger community by replacing violent and coercive behaviours with ones of mutual respect and understanding.HSLS is an organization that provides resources for women and their families.Resources include our transition house, second stage housing, third stage/ subsidized housing and an employment program.

Agence Ometz is an integrated social services agency which was created from the merger of Jewish Employment Montreal (JEM), Jewish Immigration Aid Services Montreal (JIAS), and Jewish Family Services (JFS). Agence Ometz offers a range of human services in the fields of employment, immigration and social services to individuals and families experiencing a period of vulnerability in their lives. Building on 150 years of community service and the expertise of its three founding agencies, Ometz provides the necessary supports to those individuals and families who do not have the capacity or resources to become strong, resilient and healthy.

*Our Strategic Programs focus on nonprofit social enterprise, community owned real estate, & collaborative approaches toward change. We provide advice, networking, advocacy, support, & educational materials. * We work with donors, both individuals & charitable organizations, to establish donor advised funds. We provide assistance in selecting organizations or projects that match their interests & leverage new funding. We manage endowed & non-endowed assets in a portfolio of ethically screened investments. * Through projects and partnerships we provide management services to other organizations & multi-funder collaborations. * We provide evaluation of community impact, building capacity for nonprofit performance measurement, & research/tool development. All told, we model a progressive approach to investing assets, making grants, & delivering programs with a focus on longer-term development rather than quick-fix aid. Together, more becomes possible.

The Food Bank has special services for Disabled people, Elder Seniors . The food is delivered to there door step . Every Sunday we have a soup Kitchen which provides free cooked food to all , open to public

The Down Syndrome Association of Ontario (DSAO) is a charitable, non-profit organization which is composed of local Down Syndrome Associations from across the province. The local Down Syndrome Associations throughout the province provide direction to the DSAO by sending local representatives to sit on the DSAO Board of Directors. Through consultation with the local associations, the DSAO Board determines the ways it can be the most helpful to the people of Ontario with Down syndrome and their families. We are currently focusing on: * Advocating for appropriate educational services available to children in their home school * Individualized funding for adults with Down syndrome * The provision of appropriate housing for adults * Sharing information between local associations about services and fundraising

Ubuntu is the brainchild of Edmonton’s Nicole Pageau (Maman Nicole). In 2004, Maman Nicole was so moved by the suffering in Rwanda that she sold all her belongings and used the proceeds to help the people of Kimironko – a destitute village populated entirely by widows and children. Ubuntu has sponsored several projects which are currently improving the lives of widows and orphans in many important ways. A food bank, a community centre, a sponsorship program, a sewing cooperative, a craft, knitting and embroidery cooperative, a community garden, and a daycare centre are Ubuntu's major achievements. They represent concrete steps towards the goal of economic self-sufficiency for the widows and children of Kimironko.

Sport Central Association is a registered children's charity that collects, sorts, refurbishes and distributes sports equipment to underprivileged children. To that goal, the organization operates with over 40 volunteers. This year we have helped over 8300 children with more than 22,000 individual pieces of equipment. Equipment that cannot by recycled due to hygiene or safety concerns is purchased new (e.g. helmets, mouthguards).

Monica Place Waterloo offers a Residential Program for pregnant young women and for new moms and their babies who are in need of safe and supportive housing. Twenty-four hour support is available along with individual counselling and group programs. Parent education and life skills classes are offered to all residents. Monica Place Waterloo offers a Community Program in partnership with the Waterloo Region District School Board. This program encourages young women who are pregnant or parenting to complete secondary school credits in a safe and supportive environment. Free nursery services are provided for students. Monica Place Cambridge is a subsidized housing complex program for young women and their children seeking transitional housing and support. The complex has fifteen, two-bedroom apartment units. Individual counselling and group programs are offered as well as parenting and life skills classes.

Kids in foster care often have amazing talents which need to be encouraged and developed. Each child comes with a unique set of life experiences, and so the plan for their development has to be based on understanding those needs. All too often they don't receive the same opportunities as kids who get to grow up with their bio-parent. Everyday life can present enormous difficulties for kids in foster care to overcome. They often feel like they don't belong, can't learn, and aren't successful. They are at risk of emotional disturbances, delayed social development and poor educational performance. SOS BC aspires to enrich the life of every child and family we get involved with. We want kids to navigate successfully through life, so we provide a host of activities and programs that we consider necessary for their positive development.

Against the background of rapid environmental change, the mission of the Foundation shall be to mitigate social and humanitarian problems worldwide and make societies more resilient in facing them. The Foundation shall support efforts to redress social, economic and ecological imbalances, caused inter alia by macro-developments such as natural disaster, climate change, population growth or pandemic. With a view to contributing to sustainable social development, the Foundation may support projects, institutions or organizations engaged in the fields of education and training, research and innovation, development aid and the promotion of social responsibility and social and political discussion. The Foundation may act on a supra-regional or local scale to prevent risks, adapt to changed risk situations and tackle the consequences of disasters. It shall support voluntary work and other activities of social and societal relevance. The Foundation shall have no political or religious allegiance, pursue no commercial purpose and seek no profit.

GADeF as a non-political and non-profit youth development organization exists to create and ensure sustainable development and management of youth and communities' initiatives through capacity building and networking, promotion of efficient partnerships for grants and resources allocation, promotion of youth volunteering services and education and advocacy on the natural resources and environmental sustainability