Charities & Volunteer Organizations in Downtown, Toronto, ON
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77 RIVER STREET, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 3P1
(416) 304-1974
Local, Community & Family Services, Keeping Hope Alive Toronto 
42 CHARLES STREET EAST, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4Y 1T4
(416) 928-9622
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1 Yonge Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5E 1E5
(416) 368-5152
The Foundation has a focus on three priority areas in 2010: Early Learning and Child Care: Innovative projects that demonstrate how to improve the futures of children and youth at risk through more effective early years programming and policies. Poverty Reduction: Innovative projects--including community organizing, research and educational activities—geared to increasing community and policy capacity to tackle poverty. The Canadian Index of Wellbeing: A new approach to measuring how Canadians' lives are getting better – or worse – in areas that matter: health, standard of living, quality of the environment, time use, education and skills, community vitality, civic engagement, and arts and culture. The Foundation also awards the Annual Fellowship In Public Policy and the annual Ruth Atkinson Hindmarsh Award. The Atkinson Economic Justice Fellowships support social change leaders to continue to think and act for a more just future for all Canadians. Previous winners include immigrant-rights activist Uzma Shakir progressive economist Armine Yalnizyan, former premier Roy Romanow and housing activist Cathy Crowe. Applications are not accepted. 
6 Trinity Square, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5G 1B1
(416) 595-9819
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