Charities

Nonprofit volunteer organization committed to making a positive difference in the quality of life for children in Prince Edward Island.

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.

A development and human rights organization whose projects include building schools, rehabilitating child soldiers and former slaves, and promoting gender equality.

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.

General information on the Canadian Pioneers, a charitable organization of folks in the telecommunications industry. Lists community and national programs plus provincial chapters.

Hundreds of pages of news, jobs, resources and links for the Canadian nonprofit community

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.

Helps children and families in Africa, Asia and Central and South America build brighter futures for themselves through community development.

An international network of children helping children, with over 1 million youth impacted in 35 countries. Describes its programs, news releases, publications and accomplishments.

Distributes medicines, medical supplies and vaccines donated by Canadian industry to people in developing countries.

A national program to promote public and corporate giving, volunteering and support to the community.

Charitable women's organization dedicated to the support of children, students, women, veterans, and others in need.

National gift-in-kind charity. Companies can donate surplus material, new and used, which is then re-distributed to other charities across the country.

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.

Oversees volunteer surgical teams providing free reconstructive surgery to children with cleft lip and palate, and burn scars in under-served countries.