“Your Way Home”: From Tents to Recovery Housing, Winnipeg’s Hope Is Taking Root
A Promise and a Long Road Ahead “We will help you find your way home.” When Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew spoke those words in January 2025, he was not just announcing another policy. He was making a promise, a plan called Your Way Home, aimed at ending chronic homelessness across the province by 2031. For […]
How MKO’s Youth Art Therapy Program Is Supporting Indigenous Youth in Northern Manitoba
Healing Through Art For some young people, healing does not begin with a conversation. It begins with colour, texture, and movement. A pencil moving across paper. Paint filling a quiet space. Art offers a way to express emotions that feel too heavy or complicated to put into words. For many Indigenous youth in Northern Manitoba, […]
How The Animal Alliance of Canada Is Transforming Animal Welfare
Four Key Initiatives Driving Change for Animals in Canada The Animal Alliance of Canada is a federally incorporated non-profit committed to the protection of all animals and the relationship between humans, non-human species, and the environment. The organization uses electoral politics, advocacy, and lobbying to encourage legislators to pass stronger animal and environmental laws. Founded […]
Supporting New Mothers in BC: The Charities Strengthening Postpartum Well-Being
From Birth to Balance: The Postpartum Lifeline in BC Across Canada, the arrival of a new baby is often framed as a soft and gentle chapter filled with tiny clothes, warm cuddles, and the hum of excitement around a growing family. But beneath that joy, many women face a reality that is far more complex. […]
Inside the Fauna Foundation: Canada’s Chimpanzee Sanctuary
How the Sanctuary Protects and Cares for Former Research Animals The Fauna Foundation was established as a not-for-profit organization in 1997 by Gloria Grow and her partner Richard Allan. Before its formal founding, Fauna had already rescued hundreds of domestic, farmed, and exotic animals. In 1997, Grow responded to a request to take in 15 […]
When the Pink Ribbons Come Down
Why Support Can’t Stop in October for Rural New Brunswick Every October, New Brunswick like the rest of Canada, turns pink. Ribbons decorate pins and flood social media pages with hashtags for breast cancer awareness. The energy and support reflect a month of unity and visibility for conversations about breast cancer. But when the month […]
Nova Scotia Approves North America’s First Whale Sanctuary
A New Home for Marineland’s Belugas The Whale Sanctuary Project (WSP) is an American non-profit dedicated to changing the way people relate to whales and dolphins by bringing an end to their exploitation and creating coastal sanctuaries, assisting with international marine mammal rescues, and advancing whale and dolphin science. People often misunderstand the behaviour of […]
Why Accessible Therapy Shouldn’t Be a Privilege in Ontario
If you’ve ever opened your laptop to find a therapist in Ontario and closed it in frustration minutes later, you’re not alone. Across the province, long waitlists and high fees make getting help feel like climbing a hill that never ends. Publicly funded therapy can take months, sometimes even years, to access, while private sessions […]
See How This Charity Is Stirring the Conversation Around Rodeo Traditions
Rodeo or Reality Check? The debate over animal welfare in rodeo events continues to spark discussion across Canada. Animal Justice raised the alarm over rodeo events that took place at the Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR) in October, which they say may have violated Alberta’s Animal Protection Act. Animal Justice has submitted a complaint to the […]
Charity Organizations in Toronto: Your Ultimate Toronto Charity Directory
Toronto is a metropolis that values kindness, range, and community. Every day, numerous charity corporations in the city's neighborhoods work to assist those in need, make communities more potent, and make the world a better place. Toronto is domestic to a number of Canada's most devoted and provoking charity organizations in Toronto. These agencies assist […]
How You Can Help Wildfire Survivors in Newfoundland & Labrador—And Why It Matters Now
The world feels a little warmer these days, literally. As global temperatures keep creeping up, so do the risks of devastating wildfires. We've seen the headlines: fires tearing through parts of Greece, Spain, and U.S. states like California, wiping out homes, forests, and landscapes people have loved for generations. In Greece, some families had no […]
How to Choose the Right Charities to Donate To: A Smart Giver's Guide
How to Choose the Right Charities to Donate To: A Smart Giver's Guide When it comes to charitable giving, good intentions are only half the battle. To make sure your dollars truly drive change, a bit of savvy and strategy goes a long way. Here’s how to align your generosity with impact, transparency, and values. […]
Support Canadian Nonprofits Amidst New Tariffs: A Call to Action
In response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, the Government of Canada has introduced a 25% tariff on $30 billion worth of imports from the United States, effective March 4, 2025. However, with the ongoing trade war, the tariff percentages and implementation dates are continuously evolving. As of today, March 11, these were the measures […]
Spring into Action: Support Nature and Wildlife This Season
As winter fades and the sun's warmth awakens the earth, spring breathes new life into the world. Trees unfurl their leaves, vibrant flowers bloom, and birds fill the air with their cheerful songs. Streams flow more freely, and wildlife emerges to embrace the changing season. It’s a time of renewal, offering a perfect opportunity to […]
Government of Canada Launches GCDonate to Support Charitable Organizations
The Government of Canada is taking significant steps to empower charitable and non-profit organizations across the country with the introduction of the...
Rising Costs Hit Indigenous Communities Hard: How You Can Help
Many Indigenous communities in Canada are struggling to afford basic needs due to rising costs. According to a recent report from Statistics Canada, nearly half of First Nations people living off-reserve, along with a significant number of Métis and Inuit individuals, are finding it difficult to pay for essentials like food, housing, clothing, and transportation. […]
You’ve Got More Time to Give: Charitable Donations Deadline Extended!
Great news for Canadians looking to make an impact! The Government of Canada has extended the deadline for claiming charitable donations from 2024 to February 28, 2025. This change gives donors extra time to support...
