Nonprofit Organizations in London
Discover local nonprofit organizations making a difference in our community.
The London Skating Club supports all skaters in realizing their skating goals by providing quality coaching, facilities, programming and leadership. The Club was chartered on January 22, 1927 and was incorporated under the laws of Ontario at that time.
The London Cross Cultural Learner Centre (CCLC) is a community organization that exists to provide services and support to newcomers and to promote intercultural awareness and understanding. Our vision is to build a more welcoming and just community where newcomers can succeed. Since 1968, our agency is the longest-serving London organization supporting cultural exchange, community education, and newcomer settlement services and support. Settlement support for government-assisted refugees includes accommodation and reception in Jeremiah's House Reception Centre and Joseph’s House; settlement supports for GARS, permanent residents, and all other eligible newcomers include orientation services, paraprofessional counseling, language assessment, and referral, community networking connections, and activities, information and referral, document translation, interpretation and language support, intercultural services and resources, job search and employment supports.
ReForest London (RFL) is a small but mighty non-profit organization with a vision to see our community thriving in a healthy urban forest. We're on a mission to enhance environmental and human health in the Forest City by inspiring, educating and empowering Londoners to plant and care for trees and to be part of a sustainability- focused future for our community.
Since our founding in 2005, we have grown to become London’s largest environmental not-for-profit organization. Powered by passionate staff and volunteers, ReForest London plants, cares for, and gives away thousands of trees each year. ReForest London also offers many tree-themed educational activities such as workshops, webinars and hikes. We are big on partnerships and increasingly looking to help facilitate large- scale, citywide solutions to environmental issues. Two of our larger projects at the moment include London’s Million Tree Challenge (milliontrees.ca), which we co-founded with the City of London, and the creation of a regional environmental centre, the Westminster Ponds Centre for Environment & Sustainability (westminsterpondscentre.ca).
At JA South Western Ontario, we believe in the boundless potential of youth—and we create opportunities for them to explore this potential through hands-on learning.
JA equips young people with the employment and entrepreneurship skills and mindsets they need to succeed. By building abilities and nurturing self-belief, JA prepares youth for the future of work, ensures they have the tools to be financially capable adults, and teaches them to think entrepreneurially.
We are a respite home in Byron for children described as medically fragile and/or technologically dependent.
Montessori Academy offers something unique in the London area: traditional, accredited Montessori education for toddler, preschool, Elementary and Junior High students. Since 1968, our mission has been to provide a world-class education that promotes academic excellence, and prepares students to engage the world as active citizens and successful leaders.
As a registered charity with non-profit status (Charitable Registration #1052 29124 RR0001), we’re committed to continuously re-investing in our school for the benefit of our children, families and greater community.
The MAPPED Lab is directed by Dr. Erin Kaufman in the Psychology Department at Western University.
At the broadest level, we study how social contexts interact with biologically-mediated regulatory processes to eventuate in SII and BPD. Our goal is to advance research focused on improving health outcomes for those vulnerable to self-inflicted injury (SII), borderline personality disorder (BPD), and suicide.
The Canadian Association for Girls In Science (CAGIS) is Canada’s largest and longest-running STEM club for girls, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming youth aged 7-16. This award-winning club, founded in 1992, supports interest in Science, Technology, Trades, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with virtual programming and local clubs that visit labs, workshops, and field sites to meet mentors and do fun, hands-on activities.
St. Joseph’s Health Care London is one of Ontario’s leading teaching hospitals, contributing to the advancement of health care, education and research. We are a partner in London’s academic health sciences community.
St. Joseph’s is a Catholic health care organization, owned by the St. Joseph’s Health Care Society of the Roman Catholic Diocese of London and governed by a volunteer board of directors representing the community. Our services are publicly funded.
The Children's Aid Society of London and Middlesex is a registered charity mandated by the Child, Youth and Family Services Act and funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services of the Government of Ontario. Our mission is to work collaboratively with families and communities to promote the safe and healthy development of children and youth. We believe the services we deliver should reflect our values which are Respect, Cultural Humility, Collaboration and Accountability.
The Home County Folk League enriches and supports the cultural life of London’s four-county community through the presentation of predominantly Canadian roots-oriented music and original crafts and art, at our annual summer festival and various events throughout the year.
In all our work, we ensure socially responsible choices and environmental leadership.
In 2023, Home County Music & Art Festival will celebrate being London’s premier summer festival with our 48th annual festival. The first Home County took place in 1974, so we're approaching 50 years of music, art and food in downtown London’s beautiful Victoria Park. This "admission by donation" event features Canada’s best roots, traditional and indie folk/pop acts.
Abilities In Motion (AIM) is now in its sixth year of creating life-changing opportunities for people of all ages, abilities or special needs. Our adapted paddling programs provide full integration, equipment and teaching style that best meet the paddler’s needs.
Kayaking and canoeing are versatile outdoor recreational activities that encourage physical fitness, nature exploration, and adventure. Participants also enjoy the fresh air and water, and sunshine.
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