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What do you do when you find a vulture in your garage? Good Samaritans Laura and Mark spent their Christmas season faced with just such a question. Then? Well, wait until you see what happens next... Continue reading "Vic the Vulture & Why You Should Donate a Vehicle (Part One)" →
Hope + Me is all about mood disorders awareness. Here's how you can engage -- for yourself, for your loved ones, and for your community!
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Beloved Jack Russell Terrier helps make Christmas bright at Oakville & Milton Humane Society. An 83 year-old donor, a '98 Camry, and a pooch are making a Christmas difference for dogs, cats...and guinea pigs!
November 29th, Giving Tuesday -- Canada's way of coming together to "create a tidal wave of Hope"! Give time, give kindness, give dollars and cents...or give your unwanted, unused four wheels!
Jays Care makes play possible for 45,000 kids across Canada! Here's what that has to do with your car...
Queen Elizbeth II leaves a legacy of generous giving.
September is childhood cancer awareness month. Your car spreads hope!
Canada has a long history of coming alongside refugees! It doesn't take long for newcomers to find their feet despite formidable odds. Some of the very best of who we are shows in how we share with our fellow humans in temporary crisis.
I put the phone down after a beautiful conversation with a friend. A gutting conversation with a friend. We're wondering -- out loud, together -- if things are going to be okay. Will our kids be okay? Will our earth? What about us? Here's some proof that yes! Yes, the kids are going to be okay...
Continue reading "The Kids are Going to be Okay | United Way" →Hazel McCallion is underscoring 100 years of service with a 100th birthday gift. Creative. Hard-working. Entertaining. Read on for one fierce woman's expression of practical compassion!
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