Non-profit Organizations in Toronto Centre, Toronto, ON

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Inner City Family Health Team

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69 Queen St E, Toronto, M5C 1R8

(416) 368-5666

Nonprofit Organization, Medical clinic, Doctor, Non-profit organization

Customers highly praise the doctors and staff's attentiveness and effectiveness at Inner City Family Health Team. Additional mentions include excellent healthcare services, helpful groups, and availability of harm reduction kits.

Aids Committee Of Toronto

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543 Yonge St, 4th floor, CHURCH AND WELLESLEY, Toronto, M4Y 1Y5

(416) 340-2437

Non-profit organization, Aid Information, Aids, Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Service, Social And Human Service Organizations, Support Services

Customers express appreciation for the welcoming and kind staff, helpful suggestions, supportive environment, and effective website. Some challenges with communication and long wait times are mentioned but generally outweighed by positive experiences.

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.

College of Homeopaths of Ontario

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163 Queen Street East, Second Floor, Toronto, M5A 1S1

(416) 862-4780

Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization

Square Circle

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585 Dundas St E Floor 3, Toronto, M5A 2B7

(647) 775-8182

Covenant House Toronto - Crisis

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20 Gerrard St E, CHURCH AND WELLESLEY, Toronto, M5B 2P3

(416) 598-4898

Covenant House Toronto provides 247 crisis care to homeless youth, aged 16 to 24, and has a range of services, including education, counselling, health care and employment assistance.

Hong Kong Canada Business Association National Office

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9 Temperance Street, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M5H 1Y6

(416) 368-8277

Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Clubs et Associations, Business Associations, Sports et Loisirs, Membership Organizations, Associations

Lorraine Kimsa Theatre For Young People

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165 Front Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 3Z4

(416) 862-2222

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Canadian Council for Indigenous Business

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2 Berkeley Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5A 4J5

(416) 961-8663

The exponential growth of Aboriginal entrepreneurialism reveals a sophisticated and ambitious businessperson that is looking to partner, collaborate and succeed. Couple this with the groundswell of international support for Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, and it is easy to see the future is bright for Aboriginal business. The CCAB is strategically positioned to have an impact on facilitating positive and sustainable relations between the business sector and the Aboriginal business communities. As the only national organization committed to Aboriginal business, the Canadian business reality is an environment that is favourable for CCAB in its pursuit of success.