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You can help by providing a donation at this time so that we can provide vital humanitarian aid to reduce the suffering of those affected by this disaster. Thank you for giving.

Come and have a pint or coffee and watch the Dube Brothers, ages 9, 11 and 13, play tunes many of you were only listening to on turntables at their age. They're playing for kids in Haiti - the kids of the House of Hope Orphanage and Grace Children's Hospital.

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Steve Ashaolu of Fit Body Boot Camp, in the Greater Toronto Area, is hosting a Boot Camp work-out-athon on February 13 - Burn The Fat And Feed The Hungry. This three hour fitness event will raise money for Canadian Feed The Children while promoting fitness as part of of a healthy lifestyle.

Visit Steve's Personal Fundraising Page Now.

The Canadian Feed The Children Club @ UWO is proud to kick off 2010 with the Winter Charity comedy event at the London Music Hall, 108 Queens Ave, London, Ontario.  All proceeds from this event will be used toward the earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.

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On Thursday, December 10, the Kingsway Arms in Scarborough, Ontario, hosted a "Canadian Feed the Children" Concert featuring Big Band recording artist Priscilla Wright and her Orchestra. Our great thanks to all participants for raising over $1000 towards our programs for children! See photos and write-up in Scarborough Snap! publication.

A special thank you to our talented hostesses for the evening Sheila McCarthy and Debra McGrath.

Check out the event photos by Lee Sandler.

Tribute to Elvis
All of us at Canadian Feed The Children are indebted to the generous sponsors of our Tribute to Elvis event of November 13, as well as those who contributed items for our auctions and everyone who bought tickets and auction items. The evening was a celebration – of great talent, good friends and a community that comes together on behalf of others. Thank you!

The Canadian Electrical Industry
Across Canada, companies of all sizes within the Canadian Electrical Industry are generously supporting our nutrition programs for children. Learn more in English. Et en française.

Canada Minds
Canada Minds is proud to present their annual Trivia Event on October 17th, 2009 at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, ON.  You can join forces with friends, family, schoolmates, college mates or colleagues to create your own team and help raise fund for Canadian Feed The Children. Find out more.

Haircare for Humanity
An extremely successful event took place Oct 18 at Saco salon in downtown Montreal. Dozens of people poured into the salon for free haircuts, blow dries, massages and manicures. They were all happy to wait for their services at the bar filled with delicious food, wine, juice and specialty teas.  The buzz was in the air as the DJ played some classic tunes, a photographer was snapping shots of many of the attendees and a TV station came to shoot the event to feature on their  evening show. Hair care for Humanity raised almost $2400 in a one day to help children affected by poverty. Everyone had a fantastic time and was happy to donate to the cause through a raffle and donation box.  Light Blue Shade™ is proud to have helped Canadian Feed The Children™ yesterday and looks forward to doing future events together. See YouTube video of the event . Our thanks to all event participants and sponsors:

• Salon and hairdressers – Saco institute
• Food – 21st centuryfood.com
• Tea – David’s tea
• Spa – Setsuko mobile spa
• DJ – Desinart
• Products, wine drinks and organization – Janet Tarasofsky and Light Blue Shade

Campbell's Tri'ing to Quench World Thirst
On August 22, Colin Campbell will be participating in his first Olympic Triathlon in Kelowna, BC. He is dedicating this bike ride to the people of Karpani, Bolivia.  His goal is to raise $5,000 to help pipe water into each house in the village so that everyone will have a safe and reliable water source. Find out how you can help.

Tee off for children!
Canadian Feed The Children is honoured to have been chosen as the charity of choice for Whistler’s 18th Annual Golf Tournament, which was held August 8, 2009 at Angus Glen Golf and Country Club, 10080 Kennedy Road, Markham, ON.

Everyone joining us in this tournament had the opportunity to play on Angus Glen’s North Course, enjoyed lunch on the terrace and finished the day with a memorable dinner at Whistler’s Grille, 995 Broadview Ave, East York.

Check out the photos from this exciting event.

Fashion Rocks!
Friday July 31, 2009. Doors open at 8:00 pm, show starts at 9:00 pm. Babylon, 317 Bank Street, Ottawa. Lots of amazing door prizes! Tickets available at Babylon, and Hair Junkie by donation. All proceeds will be in support of Canadian Feed The Children programs.

For more information please contact Chantal Gagné.

Walk for Haiti
Meet the the Duncan Family who will walk from Coquitlam to Hope, British Columbia to raise funds for Haiti through Canadian Feed The Children. See their fundraising progress & learn more about their family and why they are passionate about Haiti.

Make a donation in support of the Duncan's "Walk for Haiti".

“Kilometres for Kids” Bike Ride - Ottawa to Halifax
Meet the father and daughter who will cycle from Ottawa to Halifax to raise funds for Canadian Feed The Children. See their fundraising progress & learn more about Terry and his daughter Meghan.

Make a donation through the "Kilometres for Kids" Bike Ride.

Canadian Feed The Children Club of The University of Western Ontario
The Canadian Feed the Children Club of the University of Western Ontario aims to raise support, awareness and financial aid on behalf of Canadian Feed the Children and reach out to the student community on the many issues pertaining to child poverty. Thank you students!

Learn more about the University of Western Ontario chapter.

Bernie's Adventure
Bernie Schopp climbed to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Kenya, Africa, in support of children in Ethiopia. He was backed by many generous friends and family to exceed his goal of $7500. Thank you Bernie and friends!

See Bernie's fundraising progress and supporter comments.

Well built by students
Madsen Gachette, our country representative from Haiti right) receives a cheque for more than $11,000 from the students of Albert Campbell C.I. in Toronto. Enthusiastic students and staff raised the money to build a well in Haiti during their April ‘Do Well’ Month, when they held a variety of successful fundraisers including a BBQ, staff silent auction, Monte Carlo staff tournament, staff talent auction, water trivia contest, staff spa day, pool party, international food sales and a carnival roots & rhythms talent show. Thank you Albert Campbell! See photos of new well!

Make Poverty History
Executive Director Jim Dahl (left) provides a cheque of support to Gerry Barr, President-CEO of the Canadian Council for International Co-operation (CCIC). Canadian Feed The Children is a member of CCIC and proud to support the great work of this coalition of Canadian voluntary sector organizations. Gerry was on hand to give an indepth presentation at our Better Together International Conference at our office in Toronto. He shared the 10-Point Agenda to End Poverty and Injustice, which sets out a Canadian civil society vision of how Canada can help to end global poverty and injustice, and presented Bill C-293, also known as the "better aid bill", which makes ending poverty the exclusive goal of Canadian foreign aid. You can help by supporting non-governemntal organizations like Canadian Feed The Children and joining the Make Poverty History campaign.

Driven to succeed!
Parkway Honda has generously donated an eye-catching van to Canadian Feed The Children for delivery of our AppleCheck program. Child sponsor Cathy Gibbon (centre) was the driving force behind this new relationship, resulting in Nick Palalas, General Manager, Parkway Honda, handing over the keys of the new van to board chair Dr. Mark Wise (right). Thank you, Cathy! And thank you, Parkway Honda!

Student Success!
Spearheaded by student Efe Igor (right, with committee member Matt Dawson), Volume put on a vibrant, professional and emotional fashion in November 2008 at Toronto's Stone Church. The group's goal was to raise $2000 for children living at the orphanage outside of Port-au-Prince. They ended up raising $5,807 - a wonderful testament to the extraordinary efforts that went into this event. this year, they were at it again. Volume put on an auction and concert in downtown Toronto in July, with funds directed to our Canadian programs. Thanks, Volume!

Quilt of Hope
The beautiful Quilt of Hope is on view at the Grace Children's Hospital in Haiti. Our great thanks to Quilt of Hope quilters and supporters for making this thoughtful and meaningful gift. Read more.

Whole Foods
Our thanks to everyone at Whole Foods Market in Toronto for supporting Canadian Feed The Children. They donated a percentage of all sales on January 23 2008 toward our AppleCheck program and invited us to host an information booth for shoppers to learn about what we do while they stocked up on good nutrition!

Paddling Against Poverty

Our great thanks to Elayne Francis and Ben Pedersen, and all their sponsors, for combining a love of the great outdoors with the spirit of generosity, in support of our programs for children. Read about this exciting fundraising initiative and their French River Expedition by canoe.

Every Little Bit...

Helping doesn't have to be a big deal - but it can have a big impact. Community support happens when caring individuals decide to make a difference simply by using their own special gifts and talents. Learn more.