Private & Community Foundations à Toronto, ON- page 3
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Autres résultats dans la catégorie 'Private & Community Foundations' à Toronto
920 Yonge St, Suite 1000, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4W 3C7
The Egbo Arts Foundation provides a chance for children to express themselves through the arts, and assist them to develop positive attributes that will enable them to enrich their own lives and make positive contributions to their community. The Thompson T. Egbo-Egbo Arts Foundation has created Evolving Through the Arts program, and exposes students to rhythm and music, encourages them to create and/or learn lyrics, and to explore and develop performance sills that are showcased in public. This is Evolving through the arts. 
388 Bloor Street East Suite 1203, Toronto, M4W 3W9
416.357.1231
Terry Smith is the founder, President and CEO of Philanthropic.ca, Philanthropic Partnerships Inc. Established in 2006, Philanthropic.ca helps donors reduce their risk and increase the impact of their philanthropic giving. As a former Ontario Deputy Minister of Culture, Terry’s background and solid knowledge of the nonprofit and charitable sectors provides her with the expertise to assist wealthy families, foundations and corporations make the right philanthropic decisions and achieve the greatest impacts. 
1000 Yonge Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4W 2K2
(416) 367-4772
Tours et Excursions, Museums & Art Galleries, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, History museum, museums, Voyages et Logement, Museum, Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, Musées 
92 College St, BAY CLOVERHILL, Toronto, M5G 1L4
(416) 978-2667
Foundation 
101 Robinson St., Toronto, M6J 1L8
(416) 570-9448
As a young Cambodian woman, Ponheary Ly survived the killing fields of the Khmer Rouge only to endure ensuing decades of occupation, civil war and poverty. Within the suffering she and her family experienced, she found a great compassion for the children of Cambodia — the forgotten ones, the disenfranchised ones, the ones who without help have little hope of escaping the cycle of poverty brought by decades of genocide and war. Ponheary started a project to support the return of rural children to school and help them stay there. She now supports four schools in and around Siem Reap, helping thousands of children by providing supplies, uniforms, clean water, breakfast programs and basic medical care so that the children will be physically healthy enough to attend school. 
3500-2 Bloor St E, Toronto, M4W 1A8
(416) 445-5945
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
