Up With Women supports programs around housing, safety, and the economic empowerment of women.

Vancouver Magazine Profiles Tides Canada’s Vice-Chair Joel Solomon

The Go Campaign Canada Foundation Fund is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of Tanzanian children, rescuing them from poverty and hunger, supporting their health and education, encouraging them to become self-reliant, and empowering them by providing not just care but hope.

Keep a Child Alive Fund supports children and families affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa and the developing world by providing life-saving medication, assistance, and orphan care.

Tibetan Nuns Project Fund raises funds for education and support to approximately 500 nuns in five different nunneries in northern India.

Transformation Fund supports the creation of unique learning spaces that encourage relational leadership skills and the valuing of our diverse natures and natural equality.

Honours Strachan’s life-long goal of making a difference in the world by ensuring that children, youth, and families in areas of the world where living circumstances are difficult are provided with life-enriching athletic, educational, and health opportunities to help them reach their full potential.

St. Paul’s School Fund was created to support St. Paul’s School to educate young people for lives of purpose and giving back to the community.

SOLID Fund supports community-based grassroots development projects assisting those affected by HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Sojourners Fund supports the mission of Sojourners as a voice of Christian conscience manifested through its magazine and grassroots projects that promote values at the crossroads where faith, politics, and culture meet.

This fund supports Social Ventures Institute (SVI), an annual event that offers mission-based entrepreneurs an opportunity to share challenges with peers in an atmosphere of trust and goodwill.

SEAS Project Fund supports the School for Esoteric Studies Inc’s Spiritual Evolution Assessment Scale web launch and subsequent general support.

Room to Read Fund supports an international non-profit organization that is committed to creating long-term solutions to the challenges of illiteracy by intervening early in a child’s life and providing ongoing educational opportunities in communities.

Rideau Institute Research Fund was created to support a peace and justice research and education project to better inform decision makers, opinion leaders and the public about Canadian policy on national and international issues.

PowerUP Canada supports Canadians for Climate Leadership, a non-partisan initiative aiming to foster public engagement and awareness about global warming and support balanced and well-informed policy on climate change.

Please Mum Foundation Fund supports charitable initiatives for children and youth. Please Mum is a Canadian-based company that creates high quality, durable kids clothes.

Pacific Wild works with environmental organizations, local communities, educators, businesses, scientists, and a concerned global citizenry to defend wildlife, protect habitat, and ensure that biodiversity protection is at the forefront of land and marine use decisions in Canada’s Pacific Coast.

Oceans Fund supports Living Oceans Society’s charitable activities, namely research and education projects that increase public awareness of the problems affecting our oceans and solutions that will ensure our oceans will be healthy for generations to come.

The Mirasol Project Fund supports the charitable work of the Mirasol Project Civil Association, which is focused on improving the quality of life of children living in the remote Andes highlands of the Puno region of Peru by providing them the opportunity for education and improved nutrition.

The fund was created to support the charitable work of Canopy (formerly Markets Initiative) in safeguarding forests and the environment by harnessing the power of the marketplace and changing business practices. Canopy drives North American demand for green paper products by shifting heavy paper consuming sectors away from unsustainable sources.

Mapendo International’s charitable work helps to fill the needs of people affected by war and conflict who have fallen through the net of humanitarian assistance.

Light Up the World Fund supports Light Up The World Foundation (LUTW) – an international humanitarian organization affiliated with the University of Calgary dedicated to illuminating the lives of the world’s poor.

Laura Louie Hope Foundation Fund works to provide healthcare and to improve the quality of life of impoverished people in developing countries through community-based grassroots projects.

LAM Canada is a group of Canadian women diagnosed with lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) working with their families and friends to support scientific research on LAM.

Kapasseni Society Fund works to improve the quality of life for AIDS orphans in Caia, Mozambique by providing food, clothing, shelter, and education for these children.

Ignite Excellence Foundation Fund was started by the Ignite Excellence Foundation, whose purpose is to educate and support women in developing countries to lead their families, communities, regions, and countries to equality, which includes a safe and humane living.

Hoops 4 Hope (H4H) supports youth and community development in South Africa and Zimbabwe by combining the joy of basketball and soccer with an effective HIV/AIDS prevention and life-skills curriculum.

Hollyhock Scholarship Fund supports individuals wishing to participate in capacity-building and leadership development programs by providing financial assistance scholarships.

This fund was created to support forest and biodiversity conservation within the Great Bear Rainforest with emphasis on investments in science and stewardship activities in First Nation communities on the coast.

Global Security Institute Fund supports international civil society efforts that advance the cause of the global elimination of nuclear weapons.

Give Girls A Chance supports educational opportunities for girls in Canada and around the world.

Genocide Intervention Network Fund aims to increase public awareness about genocide and support government policies, organizations, and initiatives designed to help prevent and stop genocide.

ForestEthics supports protection of endangered forests by transforming the paper and wood industries in North America and by supporting forest communities in the development of conservation-based economies.

Begun by Social Investment Organization (SIO) in Toronto, the fund supports research and education on public policy for socially responsible investment.

The Funding Network – Toronto (TFN – Toronto) is the first North American chapter of a giving circle based on a very successful giving model started in London, England.

This fund supports outdoor environmental education, bringing instructors and trainers to areas with limited infrastructure or means for hands-on learning, and building capacity with students and community.

This fund supports Canadian charities working on diverse aspects of drug policy reform: harm reduction, treatment, policy alternatives, legal aid, and education.

This fund supports a project dedicated to providing dignity for children, youth, and families affected by HIV/AIDS in resource-poor settings.

This fund supports the mission to develop effective treatments and ultimately a cure for chordoma, while improving the diagnosis, treatment, and quality of life for people affected by this devastating bone cancer.

This fund supports the charitable work of CHOICE Humanitarian, an organization dedicated to ending poverty by promoting sustainable development and self-reliance in communities throughout the world.

This fund supports Charlie Russell’s conservation work on behalf of grizzly bears.

This fund supports the charitable work of the Cortes Ecoforestry Society, a grassroots organization that has developed one of Canada’s few ecosystem-based community forest plans.

This fund supports CANDi, an organization devoted to reducing pet over-population through the establishment and support of free spay and neuter clinics and educational programs around the world.

The CW Asia Fund supports selected NGOs in Southeast Asia that provide education, improved health care, agriculture, and hope to children and their families.

CANRAD sponsors young African women in Rarieda, Kenya to be future leaders through education.

Canodia’s current focus is on helping children who are working and living at a garbage dump in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Canadians for Popular Education in Health supports the work of Chile’s EPES Foundation in promoting health and improved quality of life through community capacity-building.

This fund supports the goals of the Boreal Forest Conservation Framework established by the Canadian Boreal Initiative — an alliance of conservation organizations, First Nations, industry, and others committed to safeguarding Canada’s vast boreal forests and wetlands.

The Ashoka Canada Fund supports Ashoka Fellows – leading social entrepreneurs who use first-class entrepreneurial skill, creativity, and innovative thinking to solve the world’s most intractable social problems.

This fund supports orphans, victims of poverty, and HIV/AIDS infected children and young adults helped by ASEM Mozambique.

This fund supports the work of Angkor Hospital for Children which provides ongoing pediatric healthcare, education, and outreach efforts.

The African Rural Development Fund supports Uganda Rural Development and Training (URDT), which addresses the root causes of poverty, poor health, and lack of development in a poor district of Uganda.

This fund supports the charitable work and mission of AIDS-Free World in speaking up and speaking out for a more just, urgent and effective global response to HIV/AIDS.

Island Conservation removed rats from “Rat Island” to bring endangered seabirds back from the brink of extinction….read more about their incredible work in preserving biodiversity.

Tides Canada fundholder Pacific Wild films a male Grizzly marking his territory within British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest.

Sustainability Network in Toronto offering a training workshop for individuals who wish to learn how to facilitate effectively – all welcome.

Authors Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie launched their book in Vancouver on May 19th at the Tides Renewal Centre. Their week long experiment documented in the book has attracted a lot of media attention.

New BC Wine Supports Ecosystem Conservation WHITE BEAR Wine to Aid Great Bear Rainforest Preservation

A pocket sized guide to eating sushi has been published by Living Oceans Society, a clever way to make sure your bento box is better for the ocean.

EU ban on seal products motivates PETA to continue their push to stop the Canadian seal hunt.