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While the Y's mission of service and commitment to community health has not changed over the years, our capacity to offer programs and services to meet the growing needs of our community is limited. Lacking the space to offer vital wellness, youth and family programs, the Kelowna Family Y has maximized its potential with its current facilities. Today, we believe that a major expansion to the existing Kelowna Family Y will make a significant impact on the health and development of this generation and those to come.

The Kettle began over 35 years ago providing support and services to mental health consumers in Vancouver. It has since grown into a registered charity with an operating budget of approximately $8 million today. The Kettle's mandate is to provide an open door drop-in. It provides services and support in the areas of housing, advocacy, employment, meals and approximately 26 weekly life-skill programs.

effect:hope (The Leprosy Mission Canada) is a Christian development organization, focused on achieving lasting, positive change among people living with the causes and consequences of leprosy and conditions related to leprosy.

The YMCA is a worldwide fellowship dedicated to the growth of persons in spirit mind and body and in a sense of responsibility to each other and the human community. YMCA programs are designed to contribute to good health, emotional stability, a positive image and a sense of worth and well-being. It is a holistic approach—one which encourages the balanced development of the total person—that has contributed to the YMCA’s leading role in this delivery of innovative programs and services.

The Lupus Society of Alberta is a non-profit organization formed to provide education and support for lupus patients, their families and friends. Funds are raised to further lupus research, promote public awareness and provide education to the community at large. The Lupus Society of Alberta was established in August of 1972 and has the distinction of being one of the first lupus organizations organized in the world. Support Services:One-on-one telephone peer/crisis support; One-on-one in-person support; A Self-Help workbook; Support Groups in various regions; Public Awareness Initiatives; Education Programs: The Lupus Library (lending library); distribution of lupus information packages at no charge; Sale of videos, books, articles and other literature; Annual Education Days; LSA Web Page (www.lupus.ab.ca); Quarterly Newsletter: The Lupus Courier; Research:The Lupus Society of Alberta provides research grants and has developed a Grant Application Protocol for this purpose.

Incorporated in 1980, the Milton District Hospital Foundation (MDHF) was founded to assist Milton District Hospital in funding new and replacement equipment needs and community education programs. The Foundation serves as the primary philanthropic arm for the Milton District Hospital and is responsible for generating and administering all charitable gifts for the Hospital. A Board of Directors comprised of business and civic leaders in the community governs the Milton District Hospital Foundation.

Trillium Health Partners Foundation was created following the amalgamation of The Trillium Health Centre Foundation and The Credit Valley Hospital Foundation in July, 2013. Together, as one foundation, we are raising the critical funds needed for pan-hospital and site specific initiatives. Whether we focus our support at one site, on one project, on research or on one piece of equipment, the combined impact affects the entire hospital system and the community that it serves. Comprised of Credit Valley Hospital, the Mississauga Hospital and the Queensway Health Centre, Trillium Health Partners serves the growing and diverse populations of Mississauga, West Toronto and surrounding communities.

NECEF was founded in 1984. The organization is a volunteer based organization that operates on two broad defining objectives: to promote a greater understanding of history, culture and contemporary situation in the Middle East, focusing on the Arab World; and, to fund humanitarian, educational, development and health related projects in the region.

Better Hearing for Everyone.

Distress Centres Ontario (DCO) is a provincial network that facilitates promotes and works to build the capacity of community-based agencies engaged in activities related to suicide prevention and improving the quality of life for Ontarians experiencing mental health problems. We work diligently to meet the needs of our members and help them to develop the Distress Centre movement in Ontario. Our success will be measured by our ability to forge and sustain new partnerships with agencies and organizations who share a similiar interest in improving the lives of those who face significant emotional and mental health issues.

Lakeridge Health invests in equipment to pinpoint and treat health problems quickly and accurately to meet the healthcare needs of Durham Region families. Our medical professionals deliver the quality health care our families have come to expect by using the latest technology. Lakeridge Health is always in need of new equipment and depends entirely on community support to get it. Not many people know that the Provincial Government covers only operating costs of hospitals but does not fund the purchase of equipment. This is why donations from the community are so important. By investing in new technology used in patient care, your contributions go a long way in helping our families, neighbours and friends continue to get the best healthcare possible. High priority programs include: •Kidney and Diabetes Care •Surgery •Emergency and Critical Care •Clinical Support Services

We are a non profit organization that is part of a national network providing service and information for persons with Spina Bifida and / or Hydrocephalus and their families.