Non-profit Organizations in Toronto Centre, Toronto, ON
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10 Adelaide Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5C 1J3
(416) 325-5000
Heritage is a living legacy, a legacy which helps us understand the past, gives meaning to the present and influences the future. And the Ontario Heritage Trust plays a unique role for heritage in the province. The Trust is the only legislated heritage organization responsible for the identification, protection, renewal and promotion of all types of Ontario's heritage – built, cultural and natural. It is the Government of Ontario's trustee for properties of provincial heritage interest. For four decades, the Ontario Heritage Trust has been on the front lines of heritage conservation. Working with various partners and individuals throughout the province, the Trust remains the centre of excellence for the delivery of services to the government and communities of Ontario for the sustainability and availability of its built, cultural and natural heritage. We are committed to celebrating the people, places and events that have influenced our past and that continue to shape our culture. As the province's lead heritage agency, we have been entrusted with keeping Ontario's heritage alive and meaningful. The Trust gives Ontario's heritage relevance. The Trust: promotes the importance of heritage conservation preserves and protects provincially significant built, cultural and natural heritage sites upholds and advocates the highest standards of conservation demonstrates the adaptive reuse of heritage properties advises the Minister of Culture on designation of provincially significant properties throughout Ontario commemorates important heritage sites, events and people with plaques throughout the province celebrates community heritage encourages young people to get involved in heritage activities raises revenue to support heritage activities 
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95 WELLESLEY E, CHURCH AND WELLESLEY, Toronto, M4Y 2X9
(416) 925-9250
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Turning Point Youth Services 
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227 Victoria St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5B 1T8
(416) 368-4896
Youthdale is recognized worldwide for its groundbreaking work and comprehensive, integrated mental health services for children and youth. Established in 1969, Youthdales goal is to help each individual realize their full potential as a self-sufficient and contributing member of their family and society. Youthdales dedication to the well-being of children has been recognized internationally and acknowledged by other provinces and countries that ask Youthdale to consult on their programs and cases. 
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280 Parliament Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 3A4
(416) 979-1700
Sound Times evolved out of social/recreational clubs run in different parts of the city by Community Resource Connections of Toronto (CRCT) . These clubs merged after CRCT conducted a consultation with consumers and survivors and a report recommended that consumers/survivors have their own organization that they manage and run for themselves. Sound Times Support Services of Metropolitan Toronto was incorporated in August 1992 with the vision of the founding Board to have Sound Times be staffed and governed by consumers of mental health services and psychiatric survivors. Since those early years, the mandate of Sound Times has expanded due to increases in funding over the years beyond the original social and recreational supports. The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care through the Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network currently maintains all Sound Times funding. With this enhanced funding, Sound Times has the ability to offer more enhanced supports to individuals with specialized supports for people involved in the Criminal Justice system, and those seeking help with substance misuse issues. We are still operated by people who have experiential knowledge of the mental health, addiction and criminal justice systems. Our experiences inform our practice and many members of Sound Times find that getting assistance from fellow consumers and survivors, both members and staff, results in a very different experience of “service.” 
Sound Times Support Svc. receives praise from clients for providing a welcoming and supportive environment, with some mentioning the importance of the staff's personal experiences and the availability of resources like mental health workers and housing support. A few clients specifically mention the value of their relationships with their care providers and the positive impact on their lives. 
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416 Dundas St E, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2A8
(416) 928-3334
416 Community Support for Women is a daytime drop in program for women looking to gain or give support while coping with, isolation, addiction and/or mental health issues and other difficulties. We are located in a large Victorian home in which we provide a variety of formal and informal supports to some of the hardest to reach women in the community. Basic services include daily breakfast and lunch, weekly food bank, social/recreational programs and life skills training. The centre also offers weekly medical clinics and mental health and addiction case management services on a daily basis. The 416 Community Centre for Women in Toronto is highly regarded for its friendly staff and excellent food services. The center offers resources and meals, with many customers praising the kindness and helpfulness of the employees. The food, described as excellent and well-presented, is a major draw for visitors. 
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215 Wellesley Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4X 1G1
(416) 924-3708
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Elizabeth Fry Society Toronto The Elizabeth Fry Society Toronto provides essential support for individuals in need, particularly those who have experienced difficult living situations or domestic abuse. Customers praise the organization for its life-changing assistance and compassionate staff. 
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406 King Street East, Toronto, M5A 1L4
416) 971-4494
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities - North America Inc. is a rapidly growing not-for-profit industry association working to promote the industry throughout North America. In 2004, Green Roofs for Healthy Cities became a formal industry association registered as a not-for-profit 501(c)(6). G reen Roofs for Healthy Cities’ mission is to develop and protect the market by increasing the awareness of the economic, social and environmental benefits of green roofs, green walls, and other forms of living architecture through education, advocacy, professional development and celebrations of excellence. 
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43 Bright Street, Toronto, M5A 1L4
416-362-1422
The International Resource Centre for Performing Artists is a dedicated service organization for Musical Artists. It was incorporated in 1985 to support freelance performers in the music field to make the transition from student to professional and to assist them to reach their goals at various stages in their careers. 
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389 Church street, Toronto, M5B 2E5
(416) 367-2728
Inspirations Studio is a social enterprise project of Sistering – A Woman’s Place that teaches low-income women how to create and sell pottery. The program provides women with a safe and inclusive space to be creative and an opportunity to participate in meaningful self-employment. Sistering provides drop in services for women, including; food access, case support, housing support, employment and income assistance. The services and programs provided offer practical and emotional support for women and work to change social conditions, which endanger women’s welfare. 
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157 King Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5C 1G9
(416) 703-3767
Opera Atelier is a Toronto based baroque opera company that interprets opera, ballet and theatre from the 17th and 18th centuries featuring acclaimed international soloists, period ballet, original instruments, elaborate stage décor and exquisite costumes. Opera Attelier Studio in Toronto is highly regarded for its beautiful productions of opera and ballet, with exceptional costumes, decorations, singing, and dancing. The Elgin Theatre is also praised for its beauty. Some performances receive criticisms for lackluster lead performances and stage direction, while others are praised for outstanding orchestras, choirs, and dancers. Opinions on specific productions vary, but overall, customers express appreciation for the efforts put into replicating historical epochs and the dedication to presenting multiple performances per year. 
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36 Toronto Street, DOWNSVIEW, Toronto, M3M 3G1
(416) 243-0662
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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 
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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. 
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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. 
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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. 
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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. 
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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 
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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 
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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. 
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20 Queen Street W, Toronto, M5H 3R3
(647) 352-6470
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization