non profit organization in Concord, Ontario

Foundation for Environmental Stewardship (FES) is a youth-led, youth-serving sustainable development organization.

Chai Lifeline Canada is a charity for children who suffer serious illness and offers a treasury of free assistance programs for them and their families.

The African Canadian Legal Clinic (ACLC) is a not-for-profit organization established in October 1994 to address anti-Black racism in Canadian society.

Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons provides safe boating education and offers Transport Canada accredited operator competency courses at locations across Canada

Making Insurance Simple and Accessible for Canadians. Established in 1997 to provide a voice for financial institutions involved in selling insurance.

The Toronto Gay Basketball Association is Toronto's only LGBT basketball league! We welcome all members of the community (including allies!) regardless of skill level.

Offers vital social services for Toronto’s most vulnerable, including children, homeless people, isolated seniors, unemployed people, struggling newcomers, troubled youth and people in conflict w…

Providing community-based support to help Canadians who are blind or partially sighted achieve their goals and increase their independence.

Pure AV is a leader in audio-visual equipment repair services and event planning located in Mississauga, CA. They provide repairs and maintenance of audio/visual equipment, such as projectors, te…

Learn about the Canadian Red Cross Society including who we are, where we work, what we do, volunteering and donating.

The Ontario Public Health Association (OPHA) is a not-for-profit organization that provides a strong, unified, independent voice for all citizens, public-health professionals and volunteers commi…

Neighbourhood Link Support Services is a non-profit social service agency helping people primarily to live independently and with dignity. Serving east end Toronto since 1975, Neighbourhood Link …

Surex is a community-based non-profit organization providing support for adults with developmental disabilities across the Greater Toronto Area

SAAAC uses a culturally sensitive approach to supporting families with ASD by offering services and raising awareness.