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Some
of the organizations that are sponsored:
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SOCIETY
FOR EDUCATIONAL VISITS AND EXCHANGES IN CANADA (SEVEC)
The Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges
(SEVEC), a national charitable organization, is
a leader in the field of youth exchanges and educational
travel in Canada. Originally founded in 1936, the
organization is dedicated to increasing young Canadians’
knowledge of Canada and its people through the first-hand
experience of an exchange or educational visit.
SEVEC was selected as the major delivery organization
for the Youth Exchanges Canada Program in 2000 and
as the recipient of the Association for Canadian
Studies Award of Merit 2004 . More than 287,000
young people have benefited from SEVEC’s educational
programs over the past sixty-eight years. |
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Perley
& Rideau Veterans' Health Centre
The Perley and Rideau Veterans’ Health Centre
is located on 24 acres between Russell Road and
the Ottawa University Health Sciences Center adjacent
to the Ottawa Hospital’s General Campus on
Smyth Road. We are a state-of-the-art long-term
care facility, with three two-storey residences
connected by glassed in walkways to the main service
and administration building, the Perley Centre.
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Code
CODE is a Canadian charitable organization that
has been promoting education and literacy in the
developing world for more than 40 years. CODE builds
the bridge of literacy by developing partnerships
that provide resources for learning, promote awareness
and understanding, and encourage self-reliance . |
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OXFAM
Founded in 1963, Oxfam Canada is a non-profit international
development organization that supports community
programmes in food security, health, nutrition and
democratic development with an emphasis on working
with women. |
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Scouts
Canada
Our mission: To contribute to the education of young
people, through a value system based on the Scout
Promise and Law, to help build a better world where
people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play
a constructive role in society. |
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Dreams
Take Flight
DREAMS TAKE FLIGHT is a non-profit organization
made up of volunteers from the Air Canada family
in Canada and the United States. Teams in Vancouver,
Calgary, Edmonton Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal,
Halifax, Los Angeles and Tampa each organize the
trip of a lifetime for physically, mentally or socially
challenged children. The destination - Disney World,
Florida or Disneyland, California - for a day. Air
Canada donates the aircraft and the employees do
the rest. The adventure is funded through fundraising
efforts, corporate sponsors and donations. |
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The
Ottawa Gymnastics Centre
The OGC is housed in a 27,000 square foot air-conditioned
gymnasium complete with reception area, changing
facilities, resi-pit, trampolines and Olympic equipment
for Men's and Women's gymnastics programs. The Centre
has experienced tremendous growth since its modest
beginning and is presently one of the largest and
best equipped gymnastic facilities in Canada. It
is one of only 9 Centres of Excellence within Canada
as designated by Gymnastics Canada Gymnastique. |
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Alzheimer
Society of Ottawa
Programs and services are provided to help individuals
who are coping with Alzheimer Disease or a related
dementia. |
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