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• - National gift-in-kind charity. Companies can donate surplus material, new and used, which is then re-distributed to other charities across the country.
  
• - Private Canadian foundation funding traditional and innovative charitable programs in Canada and Israel in the areas of health, education, culture, social services, philanthropy and community development, and research.
  
• - Helps people build affordable housing at sites across the country, and lists information about volunteering, local affiliates and chapters, and case stories.
  
• - Dedicated to helping children with disabilities in developing countries, through education and by producing and distributing assistive technology such as wheelchairs, walkers and communication devices.
  
• - A registered Canadian charity established by The KRG Insurance Group whose mission is to help children who have been affected by illness, poverty, disability and misfortune.
  
• - A non-profit charitable development organization that funds and operates education, health, nutrition and literacy programs to help people of Peru.
  
• - A development and human rights organization whose projects include building schools, rehabilitating child soldiers and former slaves, and promoting gender equality.
  
• - Registered charitable not-for-profit organization dedicated to excellence in the performing arts and customer service.
  
• - Hundreds of pages of news, jobs, resources and links for the Canadian nonprofit community
  
• - Helps children and families in Africa, Asia and Central and South America build brighter futures for themselves through community development.
  
• - A private charitable foundation established in 1969 with a gift from the founder, Mr. Theodore Roosevelt Meighen of New Brunswick. Provides granting information and criteria.
  
• - A non-profit organization which raises money to provide scholarships for poor, bright high school girls in Africa. Overview, sponsors, agents, newsletter and contact information.
  
• - Not-for-profit organization which promotes volunteerism and enhances the profile of Canada's voluntary and charitable sector.
  
• - A national, charitable organization to advance the role of the charitable sector for the benefit of communities. Public affairs, research, membership.
  
• - A page for persons working with or wanting to work with charities in Canada. What you need to know.
  
• - A registered Christian charitable organization dedicated to sustainable development and emergency response worldwide. Outlines their programs and provides donation information.
  
• - Canadian charitable organization dedicated to research and education into conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Includes a list of case studies and papers, as well as funding information.
  
• - Dedicated to providing urgently needed humanitarian assistance to war-affected children. Works closely with the music industry to help build awareness among Canadian youth.
  
• - Provides services to support hearing-impaired people and their families, including devices, mental support and sign language services. Lists coming events, products, and related information.
  
• - Annual fundraising events to help fight Multiple Sclerosis, for skiers and snowboarders of all ages have fun competing at locations across Canada.
  
• - An annual fundraising event held in major cities featuring a 'walk-a-thon' to honour lives lost, celebrate survivors, and help bring breast cancer care to people who need it.
  
• - RMCC offers funding to registered Canadian charities to provide equipment to improve the quality of life for children with serious or chronic illnesses or disabilities.
  
• - Offers programs and services to amputees, their families and all Canadians. [English and French]
  
• - Distributes medicines, medical supplies and vaccines donated by Canadian industry to people in developing countries.
  
• - Your click clears land mines for free through the Canadian Landmine Foundation.
  
• - An international network of children helping children, with over 1 million youth impacted in 35 countries. Describes its programs, news releases, publications and accomplishments.
  
• - Invests in human and social capital in Canada, through programs including research grants and scholarships. Lists current programs and information for donors and people proposing investments.
  
• - Assists families with seriously ill children. Lists national and community events, FAQ's, information about Sandra and how to volunteer.
  
• - Information about annual non-competitive walks that take place in over 140 communities across Canada. Lists information about Multiple Sclerosis and registration details.
  
• - A charitable organization that enables teens to travel to Mexico to do works of charity. Other projects include helping the needy in Vancouver and providing Summer Camps for youth.
  
• - Provides help to people in less developed countries to become able to help themselves by creating income-generating small work cooperatives. Includes a list of projects, by country, and copies of their newsletter.
  
• - SCAW raises funds to provide bedkits to the neediest of children in underdeveloped and developing countries.
  
• - A volunteer organization for logistics related professionals who assist relief organizations with logistics services and equipment.
  
• - Hiking to raise money for community development and education projects in the South American Andes.
  
• - Non-profit organization helping impoverished and malnourished children around the world.
  
• - Charitable women's organization dedicated to the support of children, students, women, veterans, and others in need.
  
• - Works in Latin America, Asia and Africa to achieve a sustainable end to world hunger.
  
• - Allows visitors to donate to any Canadian charity online, with no fees to either donor or charity, as well as find volunteer positions and read philanthropy-related news.
  
• - Oversees volunteer surgical teams providing free reconstructive surgery to children with cleft lip and palate, and burn scars in under-served countries.
  
• - A national program to promote public and corporate giving, volunteering and support to the community.
  
• - A Canadian private foundation that supports a variety of registered Canadian charities. Profiles its namesake and outlines its programs, and outlines the process of applying for consideration.
  
• - Connecting children with adult role models.
  
• - A special project by World Vision Canada enabling giving via an electronic registration process.