Non-profit Organizations in Spadina-Fort York, Toronto, ON - page 9

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Old York Tower Non-Profit Seniors Non-Profit Housing

85 The Esplanade, Toronto, M5E 1Y8

(416) 363-0415

Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Treatment Society

333 Adelaide St. W, Suite 400, Toronto, M5V 1R5

(647) 381-4902

Association or organization

Adhika

215 Spadina Ave, Suite 220, Toronto, M5T 2C7

(416) 422-2477

Council on Drug Abuse

215 Spadina Ave, Suite 120, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5T 2C7

(416) 763-1491

Treatment Centres, Centre, Non-profit organization, Addiction Information, Nonprofit Organization

Periodical Writers Association

215 SPADINA AVENUE, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5T 2C7

(416) 504-1645

Associations, TRADE, Nonprofit Organization, Clubs et Associations, Sports et Loisirs, Non-profit organization, Periodical Writers Association Of Canada

Arts Network For Children and Youth

580 KING STREET WEST, FASHION DISTRICT, Toronto, M5V 1M3

(416) 536-6504

Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Association

Arts Network For Children and Youth's ArtsSpin studio is praised for its supportive environment, focus on form, and variety of classes. Customers appreciate the gritty, original atmosphere and the opportunity to improve their fitness. Some mention the need for improvement in customer service and cleanliness.

Assn. Of The Chemical Pro.

1 Yonge St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5E 1W7

(416) 364-4609

Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Association, Membership Organizations, Chemical Company, Business associations, Nonprofit Organization

Tides Canada

215 Spadina Ave #360, Toronto, M5T 2C7

416.481.8652

In 2000, Carol Newell of the Endswell Foundation and a small group of social entrepreneurs and philanthropists asked: how can we foster a healthy planet and just Canadian society? Their answer: grow the capital and build the community dedicated to solving the key environmental and social issues of our time. Since then, thousands of donors, on-the-ground initiatives, and partners have transformed this vision into the vibrant community that is Tides Canada today. There have been many key milestones along the way. In 2000, we pioneered a unique shared platform that powers social change initiatives across the country from our shared in-house governance and administration expertise. Donor dollars go further, and more time and money go to mission and impact. In 2007, we coordinated landmark financing for the Great Bear Rainforest agreements, resulting in $120-million to support conservation management and sustainable economic development in the region—transforming the way the region is managed now and for future generations. In 2010, we launched a new team with deep issue expertise and broad networks. Their task: work directly in the field with changemakers and design strategic granting programs for priority places and pressing challenges across the country. With regional presence in Manitoba, Northern Canada, Western Canada, and Ontario, Tides Canada reaches beyond surface solutions, working with donors to create strategic investments that maximize positive change.