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The HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario provides free legal services to people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS in the province of Ontario. We are a registered charity. Donations allow us to meet the ongoing and increasing need for direct legal services. We practice "poverty law". Areas of law which particularly affect our clients include legal matters related to housing and shelter, income maintenance, social assistance and other similar government programs, human rights, health, employment and education.

Through a variety of programs- Traditional, In-School, Go Girls, Game On, and Friendship Programs- we provide mentorship to children and youth in the communities of Brock, Uxbridge and Scugog Townships. All of our mentors are volunteers and thoroughly screened and matched with our mentees as best we can. We are not government funded, and therefore hold a variety of fundraising events each year in order to keep our programs running.

We need your help today so that Grandview Children's Centre can provide critical therapy services for children and youth with special needs in Durham Region. We believe that Ours Kids deserve the opportunity to access the critical therapy services they need. The support of our community is vital to make this possible. Grandview serves over 4,300 children and youth, but nearly one thousand are still on a wait list.

The RCMP Foundation (formerly known as the Mounted Police Foundation) is a registered charitable organization). Since its introduction in 1994 the RCMP Foundation has donated over $9 million dollars directly to Canadian community groups to support hundreds of initiatives for the benefit of youth at risk. Future prospects for thousands of less-fortunate Canadian youth look brighter, thanks to RCMP Foundation support of programs implemented by local community groups and the ongoing voluntarily services of RCMP members throughout our Nation. These programs create awareness and prevention of drug and alcohol abuse, bullying, violence and suicide and are complemented by the development of like skills, self-esteem and confidence, all tools to help fulfill the desire for a better life for Canada's youth at-risk.

GoodLife Kids Foundation is a Canadian private foundation with a vision for every Canadian kid to have the opportunity to live a fit and healthy good life. To date GoodLife Kids Foundation has granted over half a million dollars to organizations providing opportunities for kids to add physical activity to their daily lives. To date over 160,000 children have been introduced to a new path of healthy and active living.

Since its establishment in 1992, Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation has raised more than $45 million for enhancements and improvements at Surrey Memorial, and to support innovative programs, training and research. Our goal is to support Surrey Memorial Hospital in delivering the highest quality of health care. Currently, almost 100% of new equipment purchased by the hospital each year is funded through generous donations from our community.

The Foundation contributes to the improvement of health care services offered to patients by financing specific and targeted projects such as the Mgr. Henri-Cormier Lodge, specialized equipment, new technology and research. The Foundation also supports projects aimed at the development of the Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont Regional Hospital, while promoting awareness to the general public in order to develop its sense of ownership towards the Hospital's outreach. The Foundation encourages participation from area businesses and associations in support of its projects. Finally, the Foundation develops opportunities to allow individuals help finance the Foundation's projects.

We are a small but passionate organization that works to power the movement to get kids moving. Each year, we help over 80,000 individuals and organizations advocate for and devise solutions to increase physical activity for children and youth. With your donation Active Healthy Kids Canada can: • Produce the 10th Anniversary Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth • Host the world’s first-Global Summit on the Physical Activity of Children in Toronto on May 19 – 22, 2014. • Advance and communicate knowledge on emerging issues associated with childhood physical activity • Work with stakeholders to evaluate, monitor and report on our collective progress to “improve the grade” on future Report Cards A donation of any amount is deeply appreciated. Together we have the power to move kids ™.

Why Support Us Addiction is a serious disease that devastates individuals and families, and puts an enormous strain on our healthcare system, judicial system, and the safety of our community. "It is the Number One unresolved public health problem we face today. Yet addiction remains largely misunderstood, often stigmatized and viewed as a dark, shameful secret" according to Linda Bell of the Bellwood Foundation.

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The National Gaucher Foundation of Canada was formed in 1991 by patients, family members, and health care professionals, seeking access to newly available enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) for the management of Gaucher disease, a rare genetic condition. Our vision is that Gaucher patients across Canada have access to optimal care and support to live full, healthy, and productive lives.

At any given time, there are thousands of impoverished, orphaned or abandoned children fighting just to survive in the unforgiving streets and desperately poor rural regions of Honduras. Their existence is bleak. It's defined by hunger, violence, drug abuse, prostitution and exploitation. It's an existence of fear, heartache and despair. But it doesn't have to be that way. With the help of our fellow Canadians and our Honduran partner Sociedad Amigos de los Niños, Friends of Honduran Children has set out to rescue these children and give them what they urgently need - a home and a future – helping them to transform themselves from victims of poverty, abuse and crime into functioning, independent, self-reliant, contributing members of society.