Non-profit Organizations à Windsor, ON

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Autres résultats dans la catégorie 'Non-profit Organizations' à Windsor

WIFF, Windsor International Film Festival

121 University Ave W, Windsor, N9J 5P4

(226) 826-9433

Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Festival

Ukrainian National Federation

1033 Ottawa Street, Windsor, N8X 2E3

(519) 254-5559

Divertissements et média, foundations, Club, Membership Organizations, Civic & Social Associations, associations de ski, associations, Sorties

Ontario Student Nutrition Program

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.

Windsor-Essex Pride Fest

2109 Ottawa Street, 2nd floor, Unit 216, Windsor, N8Y 1R8

(226) 348-3378

ProsperUs

300 Giles Blvd E a1, Windsor, N9A 4C4

India Canada Association - Windsor

3850 Dougall Avenue, Windsor, N9G 2Y2

Heart and Stroke Foundation Of Ontario

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.

Kidney Foundation Of Canada

Po Box #22033, 11500 Tecumseh Rd. E, Windsor, N8N 5G6

519.977.9211

Transplantation was still experimental. It was during this time that a young Montreal architect, Morty Tarder, died from kidney disease. Confronted with their son’s death, the Tarder family vowed to start an organization that would raise money for research into this poorly understood disease. In 1964, The Kidney Disease Foundation of Canada, as it was known then, was created in Montreal. Today, the Kidney Foundation of Canada is the national health charity committed to kidney health and to improved lives for all people living with kidney disease. Our vision for the future is an enduring legacy of those dedicated volunteers who, 40 years ago, started out with a compelling cause and the resolve to make a difference. Since 1964, our fundraising campaigns have allowed us to contribute millions of dollars to research, and to provide services to individuals living with chronic kidney disease and related conditions. In the 1960s, people with kidney failure had little hope of survival. Dialysis was considered an extraordinary treatment and restricted to very few.