Non-profit Organizations à Walker Farm, Windsor, ON
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3200 Deziel Drive Unit 307, Windsor, N8W 5K8
(519) 944-5143
charity organization, Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Charity 
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3200 Deziel Drive, Suite 511, Windsor, N8W 5K8
519-255-6572
The WindsorEssex Community Foundation is building a better Windsor-Essex, now and for generations to come, by attracting and managing legacy funds, addressing community needs through grant making, and bringing community partners together. We are leaders in community development who help to identify and fill needs by supporting not-for-profit organizations with funding and expertise. 
2680 Temple Drive, Windsor, N8W 5J5
(519) 974-2899
For 20 years, Mio Manz Charities has been fulfilling dreams within the Windsor community for some very special children who have either a life threatening illness or severe disabilities. Since its inception in 1992, Mio Manz Charities’ Annual Celebrity Golf Benefits have provided some much needed funds to local deserving kids by dedicating, for the most part, our proceeds to the Sunshine Foundation of Canada while supporting several other local charities. In 2000, founders David Batten and Eddie Mio started a Mio Manz Endowment Fund with the goal of reaching $1 million in ten years. That goal was quietly achieved in 2010 and the endowment continues to grow. This memorable milestone coined the phrase that truly exemplifies the driving force behind the charity: There are “One Million Reasons Why!” 
4520 Rhodes Drive Suite 400, Windsor, N8W 5C2
519-254-4866
The Ontario Student Nutrition Program is a provincial initiative to provide nutritious food to children and youth, helping students attend school well nourished and ready to learn. Student nutrition programs are community-based and rely on volunteers. The individuals who prepare and serve meals to students are usually parents/caregivers, teachers, principals and other school staff who are not paid for this work. Their commitment, dedication and support are essential to the ongoing operation and success of the programs. 
4570 Rhodes Drive, Windsor, N8W 5K5
(519) 254-4345
The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization working across a broad range of activities – from getting school children up and active through to helping stroke survivors get back on the road to recovery. Our research investment involves the microscopic through to the society – all with the goals of preventing heart disease and stroke and of helping those people who do experience it to survive and thrive.