Tag: Donations

Viral Clean is already making 40,000 masks every day, but a major expansion of their facility will increase their output of both medical and fabric masks.

All proceeds from the new children's book “Patty and the Pandemic” by Nicole Crimi will go to charity.

CleanHandsTO has installed public hand washing stations at eight locations across Toronto, with more on the way.

When her summer job was cancelled due to COVID-19, Vanessa Vassalos wanted to find a way to give back to the community.

Logan Lass started tie-dye project to support doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital.

CovidPPEHelp, created by faculty members at the Rotman School of Management, connects those who need equipment with manufacturers and suppliers, and enables donations of PPE to charities.

Med students from U of T stepped up to support women’s shelters, which have seen an increase in the need for their services during the current crisis. The initiative has since expanded to cover other regions of Canada.

Max Cucchiella's masks ensure that people are safe while the deaf community is not left behind.

Echogram is working with the University of Toronto’s Black Medical Students Association on the project, which celebrates individuals making a difference on the front lines of COVID-19.

Ottawa Gowns 4 Homeless plans to donate 2,500 gowns to Ottawa Inner City Health.

Deanna Insley is donating the masks to the hospital where she received treatment and to people in need.

The hospital received funding for three projects from the Ontario government’s COVID-19 Rapid Research Fund.

17-year-old Deep Braich launched Youth Helping Youth YYC to deliver hygiene kits to local girls who, due to COVID-19, are unable to access products they need.

Tout revenue et dons vont directement à Centraide Montréal.

The non-profit offers mental health education programs for Canadian youth, including resources to help them deal with the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic.

George Markow has been walking everyday for months in the hopes of raising $100,000.

University of Ottawa students start new initiative to provide healthy meals prepared by local caterers.

Ottawa couple finds "clear" solution for the overlooked needs of the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Group participants build art projects around a weekly theme, which are then delivered to a local long-term care facility.

Hospital staff worked quickly to install communications apps on the tablets so people can see and speak with hospitalized family members who cannot receive visitors.

Tim Coombs has distributed 17,000 to date and continues daily production.

We Feed The Need is making it their mission to lift spirits and help feed frontline health care workers.

"Do what you do, and give it away for free. It'll come back to you, I swear. It's a bad business model on paper, but it works. People are good."

Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment program aims to deliver 13,000 meals a day.

Aritzia aims to gift clothing packages to 150,000 Canadian frontline health care professionals who are working against spread of Covid-19.