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We are a feminist community health clinic in Winnipeg, MB. Since 1981, we've offered a range of client-centred services for women of all ages. We also provide services to males through our Teen Clinics & the Provincial Eating Disorder Prevention & Recovery Program. We emphasize prevention, education and choice. We design our programs and services to encourage and empower people to take charge of their own health. We provide medical and counselling services, health education and information, and undertake advocacy and research on women's health issues. We also train and mentor volunteers in several programs to provide direct service and information to our clients and community members.

9 Core Programs Offered Through WCS are:Community Information Centre, Community Support, Christmas Goodwill, Food Bank, Kids & I Children's Resource Centre, Woolwich Thrift Shop, Family Violence Prevention Program, St. Jacobs Family Support Centre, Youth Centre.

Since 1989, the St. Albert Stop Abuse In Families (SAIF) Society has provided services to clients that are experiencing abuse and its devastating effects to the family unit. We also offer support groups, and provide educational prevention programs to schools and youth groups in our community.

With donor support we promote health by funding the research of qualified donees into the cause, prevention, and treatment of brain health and neurodegenerative disorders. Donor interest matched to research projects is the heart of our charity. Keeping costs to a minimum enables our ability to direct more dollars to research.

The department operates as an all-volunteer fire and rescue organization serving the town of Fincastle and Botetourt County, providing emergency firefighting and rescue response, fire prevention education, and community support. Its activities include training volunteers, emergency response, public safety outreach, and community events.

Pleasant Valley Community Fire Company is a volunteer 501(c)(3) fire company that provides fire suppression, ambulance/EMS response, and fire-prevention education for Westminster and surrounding Carroll County. The organization maintains apparatus and a station, and supports operations through community events and fundraising.

The Lewes Fire Department, Inc. provides fire suppression, rescue, and 24/7 basic life‑support EMS to Lewes and nearby jurisdictions; it operates multiple stations and a fleet of apparatus while combining volunteer and career personnel and running community fire‑prevention, outreach, and recruitment programs.

LCIF, was established in 1968 as the humanitarian arm of Lions Clubs International. It supports the activities of Lions throughout the world with particular emphasis on blindness prevention and sight restoration projects (SightFirst), youth programs, aiding the disabled, and emergency and disaster relief grants to assist communities impacted by natural catastrophes.

World Pediatrics is a nonprofit humanitarian organization linking worldwide pediatric surgical, diagnostic and preventative resources to heal children in developing countries. World Pediatrics also helps build local health care capacity - saving kid's lives now and transforming pediatric health outcomes for years to come.

The organization provides local fire and emergency response, prevention and public-education services to the West Sand Lake community and supports volunteer members and apparatus needed to respond to fires, EMS calls, vehicle accidents and other hazards. It raises and manages funds to maintain equipment and support those operations.

In Ottawa, 38,000 Aboriginal people make up less than 5% of the population, but 30% of our homeless. Rates of poverty, suicide, addiction, incarceration and high school drop-out are anywhere from double to ten times as likely to occur among Aboriginal people compared to the general population. Wabano is reversing these trends, with over 10,000 Aboriginal people using our programs and services each year. Your donations allow us to: Invest in a better future for Aboriginal youth, women and seniors in your community Make a real change in a cycle of revolving poverty and unemployment within the Aboriginal community Strengthen the local economy through training and education programs that will result in creating an entrepreneurial spirit

LOVE's unique skills-building and educational programs empower youth that have been affected by BULLYING, DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE, SUICIDAL THOUGHTS, PHYSICAL, VERBAL AND SEXUAL ABUSE, SELF-MUTILATION, as well as STREET GANG ACTIVITY, to break the cycle of violence in their lives and in their communities. Our programs are open and available to victims, witnesses and perpetrators of violence. LOVE's Media Arts Program begin the process by encouraging the youth to openly document their experiences through photography, writing, journalism and video-making. As the program`s training progresses, youth gain marketable skills and are trained to become community Leaders, delivering messages of non-violence through the LOVE Leadership Program to thousands of youth yearly.