Charities & Volunteer Organizations à Parkdale-High Park, Toronto, ON
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1447 QUEEN STREET WEST, PARKDALE, Toronto, M6R 1A1
(416) 536-3361
resale stores, Non-profit organization, Usagée et de Location, furniture used, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, flea markets, Magasins d occasions, fur remodelling repairing, thrift stores, Nonprofit Organization, carpet rug dealers used, consignment, clothing bought sold, consignment stores, book dealers used rare, related categories, barter exchanges, swap shops, Marchandises à rabais 
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2967 Dundas Street West, Toronto, M6P 1Z2
Keep6ix is a not-for-profit Toronto-based organization, serving the Greater Toronto Area, that was founded in 2017 to make a meaningful difference in the lives of at-risk youth from racialized communities who have been impacted by the criminal justice system. Keep6ix offers various programs and services to help youth avoid going down a disempowering path toward incarceration. We also support and advocate for those who are currently incarcerated and provide post-release support so that they can overcome systematic barriers and stigma and begin to reintegrate positively into the community. 
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2305 Bloor Street West, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6S 1P1
(416) 466-8244
The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is a national lay Catholic organization committed to combating anti-Catholic defamation, working with the media to secure a fair hearing for Catholic positions on issues of public debate, and lobbying government and intervening in court challenges in support of law and policy compatible with a Catholic understanding of human nature and the common good. Founded in 1985 as an independent lay organization, the CCRL received permission from the late Gerald Emmett Cardinal Carter to use the name Catholic. With a Board of Directors and membership that spans the country, the CCRL is faithful to the teachings of the Magisterium and works in cooperation with local bishops across Canada. The work of the CCRL is exclusively sustained through membership fees and donations. 
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2938 Dundas Street West PO Box 70510, Toronto, M6P 4E7
(647) 272-4747
Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization, Non-profit organization 
3291 Dundas St W, THE JUNCTION, Toronto, M6P 2A5
(416) 763-4319
Churches & Places of Worship, Famille et communauté, One Core, Christian church, One Core NE, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, One Core Ctr, Community Services & Organizations, North, Membership Organizations, One Core West, Services communautaires et Organisations, Family & Community, Religious organizations 
1179 A King St W, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M6K 3C5
(416) 246-9592
Social & Human Service Organizations, Associations 
185 Dunn Ave, PARKDALE, Toronto, M6K 2S1
(416) 537-1391
Membership Organizations, Religious organizations, Charity 
303 Runnymede Road, ROCKCLIFFE - SMYTHE, Toronto, M6S 2Y5
(416) 762-2858
Business Associations, Membership Organizations, Charity, Social And Human Service Organizations, Organization 248 Dufferin Street, PARKDALE, Toronto, M6K 1Z3
(416) 531-3523
Mental Health Services 
44 Woodside Avenue, HIGH PARK NORTH, Toronto, M6P 1L8
(905) 510-4287
The Feminist History Society is a project of the Women’s Education and Research Foundation of Ontario Incorporated (“WERF”), a registered charitable organization in Canada.* The members of the volunteer steering committee for the project are: Beth Atcheson, Constance Backhouse, Lorraine Greaves, Diana Majury and Beth Symes. In February 2008, a group of feminist activists from across Canada met in the Senate Room of the University of Ottawa to discuss how we could describe, document, preserve and celebrate the work and character of our times, of the women’s movement in Canada over the last 50 years, since the founding of the Voice of Women (now the Voice of Women for Peace). We took as one of our inspirations for this journey the six-volume history of the American suffrage movement, written by the women who participated in it, and published in a beautiful hardcover edition. 
1678 Bloor St West;, Toronto, M5P 1A9
416-516-1422
Houselink Community Homes is a leader in the field of supportive housing and recovery for people living with persistent mental health challenges and addiction issues. As a community centered, charitable organization, Houselink continues to address the issues of homelessness and marginalization for single men and women, youth, seniors and families with children in the City of Toronto.