Non-profit Organizations in Toronto Centre, Toronto, ON

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Native Earth Performing Arts

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585 Dundas St E #250, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2B7

(416) 531-1402

Performance Art Theatre, Non-profit organization, Divertissements et média, Nonprofit Organization, Theatres, Théàtres-Arts de la scène, Performing Arts Group, Théâtre

Customers highly appreciate the productions at Native Earth Performing Arts, specifically mentioning 'The Levels Play' and 'fringe festival' experiences. They find the theatre easy to locate and enjoy the intimate setting of the stage.

United Way Of Greater Toronto

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26 Wellington St E, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5E 1S2

(416) 777-2001

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de United Way Of Greater Toronto

Theatre Museum Canada

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89 Yonge Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5B 1M4

(416) 413-7847

Theatre Museum Canada is a registered Canadian charity, with a board of directors, an expanding collection and a growing membership.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Canada

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110a – 220 Yonge Street, BRIAR HILL - BELGRAVIA, Toronto, M5B 2H1

(905) 639-0461

Big Brothers Big Sisters facilitates life-changing relationships that inspire and empower children and youth to reach their potential, both as individuals and citizens.

Society of Sharing

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25 Linden Street, Room 208, Toronto, M4Y 1V5

(416) 413-0380

The Society of Sharing: Inner-City Volunteers is an incorporated, charitable, non-profit organization that provides services to isolated, lonely and frail seniors and adults with physical disabilities. All of Society of Sharing’s programs are designed to reduce social isolation, promote social connection, and improve the well-being of housebound clients. The organization was started because of concern about the plight of single, displaced persons living in the downtown core. We have touched the lives of isolated seniors and adults with disabilities who still live independently in the community. We provide support to enhance the quality of life for these individuals and extend the length of time they are able to live independently in their own homes. We recruit, screen, and match volunteers with clients in order to provide our services. We also provide information and referrals to other agencies in order to help our clients meet their needs.

The Institute for Performance and Learning

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20 Richmond St E, Suite 600, Toronto, M5A 3S5

416-367-5900

Workplace performance and learning professionals represent a growing demographic and field of expertise in Canada, and the Institute for Performance and Learning is one of the few organizations dedicated to lobbying for their needs and interests. They are a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the professional development of Canadian workplace performance and learning professionals, through professional certification, e-learning initiatives, their website career centre, mentor opportunities or direct support of individuals. The Institute also has a vested interest in funding and publishing research as it furthers the needs of practitioners and employers in Canada.

Peacebuilders International

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585 Dundas St E, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2B7

(416) 960-0105

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Peacebuilders International

Bereaved Families Of Ontario

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202-355 Church Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5B 0B2

(416) 408-4357

Non-profit organization, Social Services, Charity Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Social Service, Individual and family services

Canadian Country Music Association

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366 Adelaide St E, unit 104, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M5A 3X9

416.947.1331

Since 1976, the CCMA has been committed to ensuring the growth and development of the Canadian country music industry. Through education, communication, information, promotion and recognition, the CCMA offers members these advantages in an increasingly competitive environment. Core to these efforts is Country Music Week. It is the focal point for our organization and members, providing professional development opportunities, showcasing slots, and an opportunity to heighten awareness and increase exposure for Canada's country artists. Originally founded as the Academy of Country Music Entertainment in September 1976 during an "RPM Magazine" function, the first Board of Directors under President Hank Smith set out to organize, promote and develop a Canadian country music industry, which included the founding of Country Music Week. The very first Awards presented in coordination with Country Music Week were the RPM Big Country Awards. It wasn't until 1982 that the Association inaugurated its very own Canadian Country Music Association Awards. In 1987, the Association's name was officially changed to the Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA). Growing in both reputation and experience, the CCMA was able to secure a broadcast partnership with CTV Television which allowed the 1987 Canadian Country Music Awards to be televised for the first time coast to coast to coast. The CCMA continued its partnership with CTV until 1998. It was in 1999 that the CCMA entered into a new partnership, now with CBC Television, with encore broadcasts on CMT in Canada. The 2005 Canadian Country Music Association Awards were also broadcast for the first time on the U.S. Network GAC (Great American Country) and on CMC (Country Music Channel) in Australia. It can be said that music is the very soul of this country, and reflects the true identity of Canada.

Coast to Coast Against Cancer Foundation

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20 Queen Street W, Toronto, M5H 3R3

(647) 352-6470

Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization

Toronto Spiritist Society

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261 Gerrard St E, Toronto, M5A 2G1

(416) 723-2242

Religious organization, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization

Toronto Spiritist Society is warmly welcomed by visitors. The society's beautiful work and attentiveness create a safe environment for practicing the Spiritist Doctrine.

Kiwanis Club of Toronto

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303 Bay St, Toronto, M5H 2R1

416-285-7903

Toronto Kiwanis members are a fun mix of younger, older, professionals, and entrepreneurs who come together to make a difference both in their community and in their own lives. Toronto Kiwanis and its Foundation are all about improving our community and making life more fulfilling for others, particularly children and youth. Members form lifetime friendships based upon mutual interests and a shared joy that comes from doing great things for others. Kiwanis clubs serve their communities while providing members with an opportunity for personal growth.

Crc Self-Help Inc

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90 Richmond Street East, Suite 201, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5C 1P1

(416) 591-6389

Toronto Christian Resource Centre Self Help Inc. (CRC Self Help Inc.) was established in 1985, as a not for profit organization. It owns and manages a subsidized housing portfolio and one management office. As of January 2006 we currently own 33 housing sites which contain 177 units of housing for single persons all within the Toronto area. CRC Self Help's management is made up of a Volunteer Board of Directors, and a CEO/General Manager. The CEO/General Manager is responsible for the Implementation and the Administration of all policies as directed through the Board of Directors and the Service Manager (City of Toronto) under the "Social Housing Reform Act".

Heritage Toronto Walks

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157 King Street East, 3Rd Floor, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5C 1G9

(416) 338-0684

Heritage Toronto is a charitable arms-length agency of the City of Toronto established in 1949 to promote a greater appreciation for the city’s rich architectural, cultural, archaeological and natural heritage. Through partnerships with local community groups and volunteers, Heritage Toronto provides city-wide programs and services. Heritage Toronto’s efforts are supported by the generosity of individuals, foundations and corporations. We recognize contributions by either issuing an official income tax receipt for qualifying gifts, or through sponsorship agreements. Charitable no: 119266609RR0001 Mission Heritage Toronto celebrates, interprets, and educates for our City’s cultural, architectural, archaeological and natural heritage. Vision The recognized voice for heritage in Toronto. History On January 1, 2000, after amalgamation of the former municipalities of Metro Toronto, the functions and composition of the Toronto Historical Board changed, as did its name, to Heritage Toronto.