supported charities

Canadian Electric Wheelchair Hockey Association (CEWHA)

The CEWHA has been operating in Canada for over 20 years and have Divisions in Toronto, London Ontario, Calgary, Hamilton and Vancouver Island. Their mission is to provide a quality hockey program for all persons with disabilities who have limited upper body strength and/or mobility, who could significantly benefit from the use of an electric wheelchair in competitive sport.

The CEWHA was formed to provide quality, well organized, recreation and social programs to a specific segment of our community. This program is open to all persons with disabilities regardless of age or sex, who meet the criteria outlined in the mission statement above.

The CEWHA provides an atmosphere of fun for players to improve upon their game skills while being part of a team. The abilities of the players are emphasized, while the special needs are treated with dignity and sensitivity. Through the hockey program, so much a part of Canadian culture, the CEWHA strive to enrich the lives of their members by helping them to achieve an increased sense of purpose, sense of belonging, and increase fun and enjoyment in life.

Friends of the Orphans Canada

Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH), Spanish for "Our Little Brothers and Sisters" cares for almost 2400 orphaned children in Mexico, Honduras, Haiti, Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador.

Friends of the Orphans Canada is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the large family of Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos. Through the generosity of caring benefactors, Friends of the Orphans helps provide the children with food, clothing, shelter, medical care and an education. Their spiritual and emotional needs are also nourished, that they may grow to be healthy, productive members of their society.

World Vision Canada

World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice.

World Vision provides emergency and hunger relief, long-term community development programs, agricultural development assistance and leadership training. The organization also educates the public on poverty- and justice-related issues and advocates on behalf of the poor and children in crisis.

A worldwide staff of more than 23,000 assists about 100 million people in nearly 100 countries throughout Africa, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas.

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