For Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, please click here

Our Foundation raises funds for research, education and the enhancement of patient care at Toronto General Hospital and Toronto Western Hospital as well as for their respective research arms, Toronto General Research Institute and Toronto Western Research Institute.

Our Vision: To enable global leadership in health.

Our Mission: To raise funds for University Health Network by developing and sustaining strong relationships.

Our Values: Excellence, Integrity, Accountability, Collaboration, Donor-Centered

Our donors and volunteers have shown a remarkable spirit of philanthropy in helping us achieve our mission and realize our vision. We invite you to join our community of supporters.

To learn more, please visit: www.tgwhf.ca

Together, we can help kids across Canada embrace a healthier, more active life

GoodLife Kids Foundation envisions a Canada where ALL KIDS have the opportunity to benefit from an active life - regardless of socioeconomic status.

We strive to inspire parents, teachers, coaches, mentors and corporate partners to deliver the message to kids, that being active is not only good for their body and mind - but also lots of fun!

We do more than get the message out - we take ACTION! Every year, our granting program supports physical activity and health programs in local communities across Canada. Role models on the front line work tirelessly in their communities inspiring kids to get active. Our website is a valuable resource to share new ideas and expertise in physical fitness and healthy eating.

Inspiring kids today creates an active, healthy tomorrow. VISIT www.goodlifekids.com to find out how YOU can help.

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Diabetes is a chronic, incurable disease that occurs when the body doesn't produce any or enough insulin, leading to an excess of sugar in the blood.

More than two million Canadians have diabetes. By the end of this decade, it is expected to rise to three million. The financial burden of diabetes and its complications on people with the disease and on the Canadian healthcare system is enormous. The personal costs of diabetes may include a reduced quality of life and the increased likelihood of complications such as heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, blindness, and amputation.

To date there is no proven way to prevent type 1 diabetes; however, the onset of type 2 diabetes may be prevented or delayed, through increased physical activity and diet. Taking these steps now can lead to a healthier future.

Fundraising events held by our community partners allow SickKids to continue to be a place where patient care, research and education play equal roles in saving lives, and changing lives.

SickKids Foundation is the largest non-governmental granting agency in children's health in Canada. Since 1972, the Foundation has generated more than a billion dollars towards children's health care and has granted more than $70 million to researchers across the country. Our mission is to inspire our communities to invest in health and scientific advances to improve the health of children in Canada and around the world. Our vision is, "Healthier Children. A Better World."

In September 2005, SickKids Foundation launched the largest fundraising campaign for a hospital in Canada. The SickKids Believe fundraising campaign has a goal of $500 million to be reached by 2011.

Daisy's Eye Cancer Fund is dedicated to helping families around the world whose children are fighting retinoblastoma, a rare eye cancer of early childhood.

We assist self-sustaining, regional retinoblastoma treatment programs, promoting physical and mental health, and education. We believe that it is possible to achieve equal access to essential life and sight-saving care for all children with retinoblastoma.

To start fundraising, please click here.

Camp Oki is Canada's first (and only) Summer Camp for children with congenital heart disease. Beginning in 2004 as a long weekend program for children from the pacemaker and defibrillator clinic at the Hospital for Sick Children ("SickKids"), it has grown rapidly. With staff support from the Labatt Family Heart Centre and organizational support from the SickKids Foundation, we now operate a one-week program in Muskoka for children from across Ontario and Quebec with pacemakers and defibrillators, all free to campers and their families. Camp Oki provides a safe and enjoyable recreational opportunity for children who are often "shut out" of mainstream summer camping programs because of misinformation and lack of confidence on the part of camps, parents and patients. With your help, we will achieve our goal to include children with all types of congenital heart disease from all parts of Canada.

Ashley's Angels, a charity in support of liver transplant research at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids Hospital) in Toronto, Ontario, will be running The Toronto GoodLife Marathon on Sunday, October 17, 2010. All proceeds from Ashley's Angels will go towards research projects and initiatives specifically focused at optimizing the outcomes of pediatric liver transplant recipients nationally and internationally. To learn more about our organization please visit www.AshleysAngels.ca.

The Toronto Foundation for Student Success (TFSS) is the arm's length charitable organization of the Toronto District School Board. Our mission is to help students benefit emotionally, physically and intellectually from each school day. We currently fund nutrition programs that feed up to 64,000 students each school day. For more information about the TFSS, please call (416) 394-6880.

Run for HIV/AIDS programs in Africa and collaborative Youth Leadership Training in Canada. Click here to find out more.

Harbourfront Centre is an innovative, non-profit cultural organization which provides internationally renowned programming in the arts, culture, education and recreation in the heart of Toronto's downtown waterfront.

For 35 years, Harbourfront Centre’s ongoing programmes have represented the best in Canadian and international contemporary culture. Harbourfront Centre comprises ten acres of waterfront land and encompasses five theatres, two art, various alternative exhibition spaces, a large outdoor concert venue and four working craft studios along with 4 marina dockage sites.

Engaging thousands of artists and attracting over 13 million visits annually, Harbourfront Centre also works with more than 450 volunteer community based organizations annually to present 4,000 cultural events and activities primarily free of charge to the public.

Harbourfront Centre’s ability to present programming and events that are accessible and free is made possible by the generous support of truly unbelievable donors. To learn more please visit: harbourfrontcentre.com

37 million people in the world are blind. 28 million don't have to be. 75% of global blindness is either treatable or preventable.

ORBIS Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and restoring sight by providing training to eye care professionals, building eye care infrastructure, and helping to improve access to quality eye care in the developing world. Since 1982, ORBIS has implemented more than 600 sight-saving programs in over 80 countries and has helped to train more than 124,000 eye care professionals worldwide. It is estimated that 27.5 million adults and children have been directly impacted by ORBIS's sight-saving programs worldwide.

To help ORBIS Canada give the precious gift of sight, please visit www.orbiscanada.ca.

The Canadian Cancer Society is a national, community-based organization of volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors and to the work of our volunteers and staff, the Canadian Cancer Society is leading the way in the fight against cancer. The Canadian Cancer Society:

• funds research on all types of cancer
• offers comprehensive and credible information on cancer, risk reduction and treatment
• provides support for people living with cancer, family members and friends

The Canadian Cancer Society is a private non-profit organization, funded by donations from the public and money raised through our fundraising activities. The Canadian Cancer Society would not be able to offer these services or fund important research without the generous help of donors and volunteers.

To start fundraising, please click here.

GuluWalk is a campaign of Athletes for Africa that supports war-affected youth in northern Uganda. Started by two concerned citizens in 2005, today GuluWalk is an international movement for peace and reconstruction with over 30,000 participants in 75 cities in 16 different countries. Athletes for Africa is a nonprofit organization that uses the power and profile of sport to promote global citizenship and empower the next generation of youth in Africa. By raising funds and increasing awareness, Athletes for Africa supports local programs that strengthen communities, provide education and foster skills development.

Our planet and its habitants are feeling the effects of climate change, thanks to the decades-long burning of fossil fuels for energy. The good news is WWF-Canada is in a unique position to work closely with government and industry to help them fight climate change, while inspiring individuals to take action and change their behavior.

When you help raise money for WWF-Canada you’re helping us use our global reach to find solutions that make a difference and help “speed” up the action on our critical conservation programs.

MADD Toronto is committed to reduce the incidence of impaired driving in Toronto and to support the victims of this violent crime. The net proceeds from this event (pledges less entry fee rebates) will be used to fund activities that will raise awareness of impaired driving and reduce it's occurrence in Toronto.

Join the Marathon Strides Against Multiple Sclerosis Team at the GoodLife Fitness Toronto Marathon! Click Here for more details.

If you are interested in raising pledges for an organization not listed here, please feel free to do so. We suggest that you contact the charity of your choice to make arrangements for collecting and submitting pledges.

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