Lauréats des Prix

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2011

Prix pour la grande entreprise - Financière Manuvie et Manulife Financial et le secteur St. James Town (Rose Avenue Public School, Inner City Angels, Community Matters Toronto, Evergreen, la Bibliothèque publique de Toronto, CityHope, le projet 200 Wellesley, Chess Institute of Canada, Dress for Success Toronto/Dress Your Best, Collège Frontière, Déjeuner pour apprendre, Jeunes Entreprises) : Manulife Community Collaboration in Support of Capacity Building for St. James Town, Toronto (video)
Prix de la petite entreprise - Remax Harbourside et le Club Garçons et Filles de Summerside: Re‐Maxing Our Potential (video)
Prix de participation communautaire des entreprises - Groupe Investors : Employees In Action (video)
Mention honorable - TD Waterhouse et le Prix du Duc d'Édimbourg : Investing in Youth Initiative (Prezi)

SaskEnergy, The Salvation Army & Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology: Share the Warmth: Home Energy Efficiency Projecte (video)
TD Bank Financial Group, Vancouver Aquarium, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation: The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup (video)
TELUS and the Canadian Red Cross Lower Mainland Region: The Red Cross Call Centre (video)

l’Alberta Conservation Association et la Suncor Energy Foundation, pour leur Boreal Habitat Conservation Initiative
l’Association canadienne des banques alimentaires, la Regina Food Bank, l’Ontario Association of Food Banks et Financement agricole Canada pour En campagne contre la faim
Volunteer Richmond Information et Coast Capital Savings pour Leadership Richmond

Between Generations : First Calgary Savings et Big Brothers and Sisters of Calgary and Area
Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council : Financière Manuvie et Maytree Foundation
Système d’analyse contre la pornographie juvénile (CETS) : Microsoft Canada et Service de police de Toronto

CLICK - Child Life Interactive Computers for Kids : Microsoft Canada andRéseau enfants-santé
Course à la vie CIBC : CIBC et Fondation canadienne pour le cancer du sein
Dare to Care : EnCana Corporation et Dare to Care Inc.

Programme de RCR au secondaire d’ACT : Astra Zeneca & Aventis Pharma et Pfizer Fondation et ACT
BoardMatch Fundamentals : Bell Canada et Altruvest Charitable Services
STUFF Canada : Cooper's Office Supply Co. Ltd et plus de 80 organismes de bienfaisance locaux de Toronto
Bibliothèque numérique de l’INCA : Microsoft Canada et Institut national canadien pour les aveugles (INCA)
Programme de financement de l’écologisme : VanCity Credit Union et Ecotrust Canada

Mission X et Can : Tech Microsoft Canada et Clubs de garçons et filles du Canada
Pulling Together : CN Fondation des collectivités sécuritaires du Canada
St. John Business Community Anti-Poverty Initiative : Milieu des entreprises de Saint John (Nouveau-Brunswick) et organismes communautaires locaux
The Telus Learning Connection : Telus et Alberta Learning, l’Alberta Teachers' Association, l’Alberta Schools Boards Association et le College of Alberta School Superintendents
AlimENCRE : Petro-Canada et Association canadienne des banques alimentaires

Programme des ordinateurs pour les écoles : Bell Canada (Québec) OPEQ (Ordinateurs pour les écoles du Québec)
Programme de bourses d'études Vision Jeunesse CIBC : Les Grands Frères et Grandes Sœurs du Canada et YMCA Canada
Centre de ressources communautaires Clarica : un quartier voué aux services Clarica et 11 organismes de bienfaisance locaux
Programme Families in Transition : Enbridge Inc. et The Aspen Family & Community Network L’objectif
Programme Adopt a Shelter : Fairmont Hotels and Resorts et Fondation canadienne des femmes

Programme Sentiers Canada : Compaq Canada Inc. et Vert l’action
Programme Oursons bien bouclés : Les Co-opérateurs et Association pour la sécurité des bébés et des tout-petits
Initiative Romeo Court Seniors Housing : GB Architect et Romeo Court Non-Profit Residences
Programme Partners in Education : Nortel Networks Childhood Cancer Foundation-Candlelighters Canada
Programme de recyclage Share the Warmth Sweater : SaskEnergy et United Way Regina

Hamilton-Wentworth's Meals on Wheels : Banque Canadienne Impériale de Commerce (CIBC) et The Victorian Order of Nurses-Hamilton-Wentworth (VON)
Programme Planting Seeds for Change : Restaurants East Side Mario et Community Development Council of Quinte (Ontario)
Programme Opportunities 2000 : Groupe financier Banque Royale et Lutherwood Community Opportunities Development Association
Journée barbecue des aliments M&M : M & M Meat Shops et Fondation canadienne des maladies inflammatoires de l’intestin
Programme Leçons de vie : Glaxo Wellcome Inc. et Association canadienne des soins palliatifs

Programme Women's Enterprise Skills Training : Banque Canadienne Impériale de Commerce (CIBC) et Women's Enterprise Skills Training (WEST)
Programme Bringing Literacy to Canadian Communities : Chapters Inc. of Toronto et College Frontière
Objectif lune : Zellers Inc. et Fondation canadienne de la fibrose kystique
Alberta Ecotrust : Petro-Canada et Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development
Circle of Support Model : VanCity Savings Credit Union et Planned Lifetime Advocacy Network

Site Web de Jeunesse J’écoute : Bell en ligne et Bell Canada Kids Help Phone
Programme Knitting Generations Together : Monsanto Canada Ltd. et United Generations Ontario
Partners in Community Care : Shoppers Drug Mart et Parkwood Hospital Foundation
Programme Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation : Texaco Canada Petroleum Inc. et Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (CWRS)
Halton Women's Place Program : Zenger-Miller Canada et Halton's Women's Place

Calmeadow Nova Scotia Community Loan Funds : Banque Royale du Canada et Calmeadow
Calgary Corporate Volunteer Council : Calgary Corporate Volunteer Council et The Volunteer Center of Calgary
Programme NO NO NO Children's Wear : No No No Children's Wear et Windfall Clothing Service
Dufferin Mall Youth Services : Marathon Realty et Dufferin Mall Youth Services
Partenariat Popote roulante : Nissan Canada Inc. et Association ontarienne de soutien communautaire

Did you know that there are 161,000 nonprofilts and charities in Canada?

Did you know that Canada’s nonprofit and voluntary sector is the 2nd largest in the world?

The sector represents $79.1 billion or 7.8% of the gross domestic product

The sector is larger than automotive and manufacturing. It generates $112 billion in revenues and employs 2 million people

Canadians donated $10 billion in 2007

Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick have the highest donor rates.

Canadians volunteered 2.1 billion hours in 2007

Young Canadians aged 15 to 24 are more likely to volunteer than Canadians in any other age group

One percent of nonprofits command 60% of all revenues flowing to the sector

Canadians with the lowest household incomes give a greater percentage of their income than others

Saskatchewan has the highest volunteer rate in the country, followed by the Northwest Territories and the Yukon

Those exposed to giving and volunteering activities early in life are more likely to continue those behaviours as adults

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