Organismes sans but lucratif à London

lPillar Nonprofit Network is a charity based in London, Ontario, committed to driving positive change and amplifying the impact of the nonprofit sector. We empower nonprofits, charities, grassroots organizations, and social enterprises through advocacy, capacity building, and collaboration. Our programs provide professional development in leadership, board governance, strategic planning, policy and advocacy, and equity, diversity, and inclusion. By sharing knowledge and resources, we empower organizations to advance their missions and create meaningful, lasting impact. We also operate Innovation Works, London’s leading co-working and event space, fostering connection and collaboration among social changemakers. Through public policy efforts, we amplify the voices of the sector, advocating for systemic change and equitable support. Grounded in anti-racism, anti-oppression, and equity principles, we strive for excellence and sustainability in all we do, fostering innovation and resilience to tackle community challenges.

The Young Politicians of Canada is a nan partisan youth group that aims to empower, educate and involve young people in all levels of government. In January 2025, the organisation is opening a new municipal chapter in London to help the youth of the city to be more involved with their local politicians. We currently looking for new members to join our team. Application are open until January 10th, 2025 and you can apply through this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rsoTJAGVBa00adEq6tZbtFxzpo4SWH92hC5VFKWBHCU/edit Everyone is welcome to join and please share this with anyone that would be interested!!!

The Young Politicians of Canada is a non partisan youth group that aims to empower, educate and involve young people in all level of governments In January 2025, our organization is opening a new municipal chapter in London, with the aim to get more youth involved with their local politics.

Results London  group is looking for team members to lead action on global justice issues during critical moments. You will work with other volunteers to lead actions in communities, engage decision makers, raise awareness on important issues, and execute creative tactics to win media attention. You’ll join a community of like-minded and passionate people. Our greatest strength is our volunteers - passionate, driven and inspired to create change. We bring different and unique skills, experiences and quirks to the table, you’ll learn from the role and the people around you. Together we share the common unshakable belief that we are all equal, that we can work together to change the status quo for the good of all.

Breakthrough T1D Canada is a National non-profit dedicated to funding research to cure type 1 diabetes while improving daily life for those living with it. It also advocates for better access to care and bring the T1D community together through programs, events and support networks.

LEADS Employment Services is a not for profit employment and skills development agency. Since 1986, we have been providing specialized and customized services for people with disabilities and/or employment-related barriers throughout Southwestern Ontario. At LEADS, Employment Specialists work with clients who need varying levels of assistance developing skills and accessing employment opportunities, and/or post-employment supports. We also work with employers who have hiring needs, including screening, matching, and on-boarding, and who want to save money and resources in training and accommodation recommendations. To date, LEADS has placed over 30,000 candidates with more than 16,000 employers and has helped thousands more develop life management, employment, community access, and life skills. For the fiscal year 2023‐2024 LEADS served over 2600 individuals and secured 829 employment placements and 36 youth volunteer placements.

We sell gently-used clothes, furniture, and household items to thrifty, value-conscious shoppers, so you can feel good and do good. Because for us, it’s not about the price tag. It’s about purpose. With every pre-loved item you buy, dollars go into supporting our joint ministry with Bible League Canada. The net proceeds of all sales go towards funding local community initiatives and international programs in over 50 countries worldwide, so every donation, volunteer effort, and purchase impacts something greater.

Project IMPACK is a London, Ontario-based nonprofit dedicated to Inspiring Minds, Promoting Action and Creating Kindness. We believe that small acts of kindness can create meaningful change, and that everyone has the ability to make an IMPACK in their community. Through our initiatives and community events, we create opportunities for individuals, families, businesses and community groups to come together, share their time, talents and resources, and turn kindness into action. Our goal is to build a stronger, more connected community where generosity, compassion and empathy are part of everyday life. Creating Kindness Through Action Throughout the year, Project IMPACK organizes Random Acts of Kindness Days and other community initiatives designed to bring people together, support other non-profits and charities, spread positivity and encourage meaningful acts of kindness. We believe kindness is more than a one-day event - it is something we can all put into action every day. Year-Round Giving & Community Support Project IMPACK is also committed to year-round community support, helping address food and essential-item insecurity in our community. We collect and distribute non-perishable food, essential items, toys and gift cards throughout the year to support local families, individuals and community organizations, including Rotholme Family Home, Anova, Life*Spin, school communities and the London Food Bank. Our year-round giving efforts allow us to respond to community needs as they arise and provide support beyond individual events or specific times of year. Holiday Food & Toy Drive Each holiday season, Project IMPACK runs a multi-month Food & Toy Drive to bring the community together in support of local families and individuals experiencing food and essential-item insecurity. Through generous contributions from community members, businesses, schools and volunteers, we collect food, essential items, toys and gift cards to help provide holiday food and gift hampers to families in need. The campaign also supports local community organizations and food programs, with bulk food and essential items donations throughout the community. Our holiday campaign is about more than providing hampers - it is about bringing people together, creating a sense of community and making the holiday season a little brighter for local families. At Project IMPACK, we believe that everyone can make a difference. Whether through a random act of kindness, volunteering, sharing resources or helping someone in their community, every action has the potential to create a lasting IMPACK. Learn more here - projectimpack.org

Izzat For Her is a youth-led menstrual equity initiative focused on improving access to period products, reducing menstrual stigma, and promoting dignity through education, advocacy, and community action. Our work aims to make menstrual products more accessible in everyday spaces such as schools, community centres, shelters, and other public or community settings. We also create educational resources, organize product drives, support awareness campaigns, and engage young people in meaningful volunteer and advocacy opportunities. Our goal is to move beyond awareness and create practical, reliable solutions that make menstrual access feel normal rather than exceptional. Izzat For Her welcomes volunteers interested in community outreach, events, education, advocacy, partnerships, social media, and menstrual product access initiatives.

The Lambeth Lions Club was formed in 1977 with Claire McLean as its first president and since the beginning we have and continue to have numerous projects that we support. We are honoured to work with Lions Homes for Deaf People to build homes across the Province of Ontario for people who are deaf, deaf/blind or deaf with multiple handicaps. We are very active in the Lambeth community by supporting various causes, Brownies, HarvestFest , local hospitals, foodbanks as well as the Royal Canadian Legion with our Poppy Program. Our Memory Box Program supports families who lose a child at the Children's' Hospital in London, because the hospital serves a large geographical part of the Province of Ontario our club has a strong provincial reach in our work. Beyond the province, we support international programs to eradicate hunger, diabetes, support families battling childhood cancer, vision and care for our environment. We also provide disaster relief, support international student exchange and help with other community, provincial & global needs.

Good Neighbors Canada is a registered charity in Canada, and a part of the humanitarian development charity Good Neighbors International. We specialize in international community projects in over 40 countries to support and advocate for health, education and development. We have been operating in Canada since 2017, providing relief aid and implementing a wide range of inclusive community-based development projects. Our mission is to implement projects that promote and protect children’s rights, strengthen global partnerships and advocate for human rights in a respectful and effective way, empowering people to achieve self-reliance.

Human Appeal is a non-profit organization working across the globe to strengthen humanity’s fight against poverty, social injustice and natural disaster. Through the provision of immediate relief and the establishment of self-sustaining development programs, we aim to invest in real, effective solutions. We work year-round to establish healthcare, education, and livelihood programmes that pave the way for empowered, self-serving communities. We also provide food, medical aid, and disaster relief during emergencies, a critical intervention that saves lives. Our skilled local teams are able to access some of the most hard-to-reach places in the world, at their most vulnerable of times. Human Appeal was founded in a small flat in Manchester in 1991, and was slowly and diligently built from the ground up. Since then, we’ve grown from a team of two students to a family of over 173 employees in the UK, 100 staff in our international country offices, and 887 volunteers, all of us united towards a common goal of a kinder, fairer world. In 2024, we started our chapter in Canada to grow our mission even further, still aiming to reach every human.