Non profit organizations in Toronto, ON - Page 46
Find non profit organizations in Toronto, ON. Listings include Loretto Alumnae Association, YPG Canada, The Holy and Noble Koran Society Canada, MFC Handmaids Canada, Black Aviation Professionals Network, Tropicana Community Services.
Toronto
The funds we raise in Canada support El Hogar’s mission: equipping Honduran youth from disadvantaged circumstances with an academic education, a marketable vocational skill, a sense of self-worth – and the confidence and tools to pursue their own dreams.
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101 Mason Boulevard
Toronto, M5M3E2
This group is intended to allow alumnae, current students, past and present teachers, nuns and administrators of Loretto Abbey High School and Loretto College School to connect wit...
2420 Dufferin Street
Toronto, M6E3S8
A place where young people are taught how to excel and become successful adults.
Toronto
The Black Aviation Professionals Network fosters a culture of excellence, inclusivity, growth & development and celebrates Black culture in aviation.
1385 Huntingwood Drive
Toronto, M1S3J1
Tropicana Community Services is a Toronto based multi-service agency serving the needs of youth & adults.
Toronto
Welcome! This is a place for those who love trees and forests that may have been around when Canada was known as Upper Canada and Lower Canada and even some when it was New France!...
1124 Finch Avenue West, Unit 1
Toronto, M3J2E2
Lumenus provides mental health, developmental and community services to infants, children and youth
4600 Bathurst Street
Toronto, M3H1S8
The Land of Israel, Torah, and the Jewish People are one intertwined whole. We and our partners teach this in Canada.
203-4920 Dundas Street West
Toronto, M9A 1B7
The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada's Dark-Sky Preserve Program is a world leader in nocturnal conservation.
Toronto
CARA is the governing body for Adventure Racing in Canada, providing education and awareness to the coolest endurance sport on the planet. CARA is also a member organizations of th...
45 Sheppard Avenue E, Unit 106A
Toronto, M2N5W9
SALCO is a not-for-profit legal aid clinic providing services to low-income South Asians in the GTA.
655 Sheppard Avenue West
Toronto, M3H2S4
HATZOLOH TORONTO is a non-profit whose purpose is to respond rapidly to medical emergencies
175 Bloor Street E, North Tower, Suite 601
Toronto, M4W3R8
The College is committed to ensuring that the people of Ontario receive respectful, effective, high quality audiology and speech-language pathology service. Social Media Terms of ...
1753 Albion Road, Unit 9
Toronto, M9V 1C3
Guru Nanak Food Seva is a non - profit organization. Free Food for Needy.
750 Oakdale Road, Unit 50
Toronto, M3N 2Z4
Canadian Ski Patrol - Central Zone - Recruiting Page
2 Morningview Trail
Toronto, M1B 5A8
Style, etiquette + leadership are vital skills for success; our focus is teaching poise that will help students make lasting and powerful first impressions
1444 Queen Street E, Suite 101
Toronto, M4L1E1
Creative leadership programming so youth can become more confident, capable and connected.
2 St. Clair Avenue West, 18th Floor
Toronto, M4V1L5
The Sarcoma Cancer Foundation of Canada is Canada’s national organization dedicated to providing patient support and education while working with Canada’s leading research institut...
122 North Queen Street
Toronto, M8Z2E4
Serving Humanity Since 1992
Toronto
CICTor is a network of volunteers who create networking opportunities and encourage productive sharing in the chemical sciences across the GTA.
48 Thorncliffe Park Drive
Toronto, M4H1J7
Our goal is to create a youth leading youth initiative in Thorncliffe park. We will meet weekly and
6 Thorncliffe Park Drive
Toronto, M4H1H1
Coming together for a common purpose to unite, give back and grow the community. Promote our language, civilization, history and culture.
2 Overlea Blvd
Toronto, M4H 1P4
Toronto Location: 2 Overlea Blvd. Toronto, ON M4H 1P4 Phone: 416-422-6100 Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm
60 St. Clair Ave E, 400
Toronto
One-stop centre for Canada's Deaf and Hard of Hearing youth.
43 Christie St
Toronto
Established in 1989, Christie Refugee Welcome Centre is a place of welcome, safety and support for refugees.