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The Organic Council of Ontario
www.organiccouncil.ca
5420 Hwy 6 North, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 6J2
The Refugee Centre
www.therefugeecentre.org
1610 Sainte Catherine West #402, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3H 2S2
The Refugee Centre is a Montreal based nonprofit organization established in 2016, aimed at assisting newcomers and refugees with their integration process. Prioritizing a sustainable structure, the Refugee Centre uses a holistic approach to tackling resettlement issues. They provide legal aid, language and tech classes, academic aid, and bursaries as well as employment, orientation, and mental health support.
The Starfish Canada
thestarfish.ca
3-2910 Shelbourne St, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8R 4M6
The Sustainability Project
www.thesustainabilityproject.ca/
241063 Conc 3 Keppel, Allenford, Ontario, Canada N0H 1A0
The University of British Columbia, on behalf of its Alex Fraser Research Forest
www.ubc.ca/
795 Campbell Road, Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada V2G 5M2
The University of British Columbia, on behalf of its Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning (CALP) Lab
www.calp.forestry.ubc.ca; www.ubc.ca
2045-2424 Main Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6T 1Z4
The Village Hearth Initiative o/a The Guelph Outdoor School
www.theguelphoutdoorschool.com
23 CEDAR ST, SS 1, EDEN MILLS, Ontario, Canada N0B 1P0
The Wilder
Www.thewilder.ca
2557 LOMOND way, Garibaldi Highlands, British Columbia, Canada V0N 1T0
The Wilder is a social enterprise which creates immersive, educational experiences for people to connect to each other, and with the beautiful wild that we need to protect. We are educators, connectors and community builders of networks of innovators, entrepeneurs, business leaders, individuals, and institutions interested in social and environmental impact and learning about taking action to protect the beautiful wild Earth and building better economies for future generations.
We create immersive learning opportunities to foster more sustainable, impactful and equitable business practices and empower individuals to take environmental and climate action, and to connect people with the beautiful wild that we need to protect through sustainable events and experiences, wilderness retreats and camps, immersive environmental art and creating communities of practice.
The Wilder folk are innovators, social entrepreneurs, business leaders and individuals interested in impactful business and sustainable behaviour that helps the earth to prosper, not just people.
thegreenrock ~ Live Sustainably NL Inc.
www.guidetothegood.ca
24 Conway Crescent, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada A1A 2A9
Thomas Tree Farm Inc.
www.thomastreefarm.ca
6421 McCordick Road, North Gower, Ontario, Canada K0A 2T0
Thomas Tree Farm is a Christmas Tree Farm located in North Gower, Ontario that grown balsam fir, scotch pine and white spruce as a cut-your-own Christmas Tree Farming operation. It has employed a number of students over the years from a variety of backgrounds over the summer months and on a part-time basis in November - December every year.
Thompson-Nicola Conservation Collaborative
tnccollaborative.org
1259 Dalhousie Dr., Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada V2C 5Z5
Threading Change Foundation
threadingchange.org
5780 Lancaster St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V5R 4A7
Thrive Tours
Www.thrivetours.ca
1638 Queen St E, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada P6A 2G7
Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper INC.
www.tbpulpandpaper.com
2001 Neebing Avenue, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 6S3
Tim Horton Children's Foundation
www.thcfjobs.com
RR #2, 264 Glen Morris Rd. E, St. George, Ontario, Canada N0E 1N0
Tim Hortons Foundation Camps is a non-profit, leadership development organization that supports kids from disadvantaged circumstances between the ages of 12 to 16. Through a multi-year, camp-based program, they learn skills like leadership, resilience, and responsibility, empowering them to change their stories for the better and ultimately break the cycle of poverty.
With six camps across Canada that run year-round Summer and School Programs, Tim Hortons Foundation Camps invest in youth from every constituency across Canada. Over the past 45 years, more than 295,000 kids have attended a Tims Camp at no cost to them or their families.
Who we support
Youth from low-income homes are at risk of repeating the cycle of poverty and face additional obstacles and pressures on academic performance, relationship building and physical and emotional well-being. With 1 in 5 (or 1.2 million) children in Canada living in poverty, a multi-year Tims Camps experience designed for lasting positive development can mean the difference between a young person struggling or a young person thriving.
We work with schools from priority neighbourhoods, and youth-serving agencies like Big Brothers, Big Sisters, and Children’s Aid, to identify kids that would benefit from a Tim Hortons Foundation Camps experience
What we do
Through our two signature camp programs, youth are provided with the opportunity to build critical skills and strengths in youth. By strengthening social ties and community connections, we can help young people cope with challenging circumstances. Whether at camp or back home in their communities between visits – our youth work to build social, emotional, leadership and innovation skills and behaviours like volunteerism and motivation to learn.
Tim-O-Tree
timotree.com/
6490 Russel Road, Carlsbad Springs, Ontario, Canada K0A 1K0
The Organic Council of Ontario
www.organiccouncil.ca
5420 Hwy 6 North, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 6J2
The Refugee Centre
www.therefugeecentre.org
1610 Sainte Catherine West #402, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3H 2S2
The Refugee Centre is a Montreal based nonprofit organization established in 2016, aimed at assisting newcomers and refugees with their integration process. Prioritizing a sustainable structure, the Refugee Centre uses a holistic approach to tackling resettlement issues. They provide legal aid, language and tech classes, academic aid, and bursaries as well as employment, orientation, and mental health support.
The Starfish Canada
thestarfish.ca
3-2910 Shelbourne St, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8R 4M6
The Sustainability Project
www.thesustainabilityproject.ca/
241063 Conc 3 Keppel, Allenford, Ontario, Canada N0H 1A0
The University of British Columbia, on behalf of its Alex Fraser Research Forest
www.ubc.ca/
795 Campbell Road, Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada V2G 5M2
The University of British Columbia, on behalf of its Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning (CALP) Lab
www.calp.forestry.ubc.ca; www.ubc.ca
2045-2424 Main Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6T 1Z4
The Village Hearth Initiative o/a The Guelph Outdoor School
www.theguelphoutdoorschool.com
23 CEDAR ST, SS 1, EDEN MILLS, Ontario, Canada N0B 1P0
The Wilder
Www.thewilder.ca
2557 LOMOND way, Garibaldi Highlands, British Columbia, Canada V0N 1T0
The Wilder is a social enterprise which creates immersive, educational experiences for people to connect to each other, and with the beautiful wild that we need to protect. We are educators, connectors and community builders of networks of innovators, entrepeneurs, business leaders, individuals, and institutions interested in social and environmental impact and learning about taking action to protect the beautiful wild Earth and building better economies for future generations.
We create immersive learning opportunities to foster more sustainable, impactful and equitable business practices and empower individuals to take environmental and climate action, and to connect people with the beautiful wild that we need to protect through sustainable events and experiences, wilderness retreats and camps, immersive environmental art and creating communities of practice.
The Wilder folk are innovators, social entrepreneurs, business leaders and individuals interested in impactful business and sustainable behaviour that helps the earth to prosper, not just people.
thegreenrock ~ Live Sustainably NL Inc.
www.guidetothegood.ca
24 Conway Crescent, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada A1A 2A9
Thomas Tree Farm Inc.
www.thomastreefarm.ca
6421 McCordick Road, North Gower, Ontario, Canada K0A 2T0
Thomas Tree Farm is a Christmas Tree Farm located in North Gower, Ontario that grown balsam fir, scotch pine and white spruce as a cut-your-own Christmas Tree Farming operation. It has employed a number of students over the years from a variety of backgrounds over the summer months and on a part-time basis in November - December every year.
Thompson-Nicola Conservation Collaborative
tnccollaborative.org
1259 Dalhousie Dr., Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada V2C 5Z5
Threading Change Foundation
threadingchange.org
5780 Lancaster St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V5R 4A7
Thrive Tours
Www.thrivetours.ca
1638 Queen St E, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada P6A 2G7
Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper INC.
www.tbpulpandpaper.com
2001 Neebing Avenue, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 6S3
Tim Horton Children's Foundation
www.thcfjobs.com
RR #2, 264 Glen Morris Rd. E, St. George, Ontario, Canada N0E 1N0
Tim Hortons Foundation Camps is a non-profit, leadership development organization that supports kids from disadvantaged circumstances between the ages of 12 to 16. Through a multi-year, camp-based program, they learn skills like leadership, resilience, and responsibility, empowering them to change their stories for the better and ultimately break the cycle of poverty.
With six camps across Canada that run year-round Summer and School Programs, Tim Hortons Foundation Camps invest in youth from every constituency across Canada. Over the past 45 years, more than 295,000 kids have attended a Tims Camp at no cost to them or their families.
Who we support
Youth from low-income homes are at risk of repeating the cycle of poverty and face additional obstacles and pressures on academic performance, relationship building and physical and emotional well-being. With 1 in 5 (or 1.2 million) children in Canada living in poverty, a multi-year Tims Camps experience designed for lasting positive development can mean the difference between a young person struggling or a young person thriving.
We work with schools from priority neighbourhoods, and youth-serving agencies like Big Brothers, Big Sisters, and Children’s Aid, to identify kids that would benefit from a Tim Hortons Foundation Camps experience
What we do
Through our two signature camp programs, youth are provided with the opportunity to build critical skills and strengths in youth. By strengthening social ties and community connections, we can help young people cope with challenging circumstances. Whether at camp or back home in their communities between visits – our youth work to build social, emotional, leadership and innovation skills and behaviours like volunteerism and motivation to learn.
Tim-O-Tree
timotree.com/
6490 Russel Road, Carlsbad Springs, Ontario, Canada K0A 1K0
