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Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology is the largest polytechnic institute in Eastern Ontario and one of Canada’s leading applied-education institutions. Offering more than 250 programs, the college combines hands-on training, digital innovation and experiential learning to prepare students for successful careers and lifelong learning.

The Ottawa Hospital Foundation is the fundraising arm of The Ottawa Hospital, one of Canada’s largest and most important academic health centres.

Executive director Cate Proctor brings fresh eyes and innovative partnership-building, while artistic director Carissa Klopoushak shapes an inspiring creative vision. Together, they create exciting new ways for donors to champion the arts and experience the profound joy and impact their support makes possible.

OrKidstra is a charitable program that uses music to help children develop vital life skills such as responsibility, teamwork and empathy.

The Anglican Diocese of Ottawa (ADO) is a diverse and compassionate community serving eastern Ontario and western Quebec. Guided by faith and a deep commitment to caring for others, we work to create communities of compassion, justice, and hope.

Bruyère Health is Eastern Ontario’s leading health organization specializing in aging, rehabilitation, and care for those with multiple complex medical conditions.

For nearly 40 years, Harmony House has provided second-stage shelter and support for women and children rebuilding their lives after experiencing violence.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ottawa (BBBSO) has been helping kids in Ottawa for more than 55 years. We match young people with caring mentors who believe in them, cheer them on and provide advice and friendship.

The Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum is Ottawa’s immersive history destination. Built as a four-storey underground facility, it once served as the country’s central communications headquarters during the Cold War, ready at any moment in case of a nuclear attack.

For more than 40 years, The Snowsuit Fund has been a lifeline for Ottawa families, providing brand-new snowsuits each year to children 15 and under from low-income households.