City Kidz inspires each child to believe they are created with purpose, with destiny. We will inspire them to dream big dreams, and to follow their dreams with passion. To live their lives in pursuit of God, His plans, His purposes for their lives.

City Kidz instills Christian values and morals, which lay the foundation and attitude for dreams to be built and destiny’s to be reached.

City Kidz influences the choices and decisions each child makes which has a direct impact on the direction and outcome of their lives, helping each achieve their God given potential.

Our mission is to build awareness and motivate community members to come together for collective action and generate solutions to common problems surrounding poverty.
Our vision is to purchase the old Westinghouse building and refurbish it as a Community Development Resource Centre that will be accessible to the entire community, bringing resources for personal development, business development and community development under one roof. This building will mark the Community Development Era for Hamilton.

A charitable organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned and injured wildlife. Authorized through the Ministry of Natural Resources and Canadian Wildlife Services. Run soley on donations.

Mission Services of Hamilton is a Christian, non-profit, charitable organization serving men, women and children in the greater Hamilton area in response to basic human needs and supporting them in reaching their potential, thereby fulfilling God's call to act justly, show mercy and offer hope.

The Salvation Army Hamilton Community & Family Services / Suicide Prevention Ministries exists to share the love of Jesus Christ by endeavoring to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those who come within it's sphere of influence. We will render this assistance without discrimination in regards to age, race, color, sex or creed.

The Salvation Army Hamilton Community & Family Services / Suicide Prevention Ministries seeks to achieve it's mission to it's clients by providing assistance in the following areas: emergency aid with food, clothing, furniture, household goods, transportation, information and referral, community services, camping programs, emergency disaster services, crisis intervention, individual counseling and group support ministries.

Grocer-Ease Inc. is a non-profit community support program that provides a grocery shopping and delivery service to people having difficulties obtaining their own groceries.

Special tours can be arranged by contacting the Museum. A video tape of the actual reconstruction of the Canadian Drilling Rig is available for $20.00

Canadian Blood Services
Brandi Zoskey
905-645-6336
Fax:905-540-5802
35 Stone Church Rd., Unit #6
Ancaster, ON
L9K 1S5
brandi.zoskey@blood.ca

Canadian Blood Services is a national, not-for-profit charitable organization that manages the blood supply in all provinces and territories, outside of Quebec, and oversees the OneMatch Stem Cell and Marrow Network. A dedicated team of about 4,800 staff and 17,000 volunteers enable us to operate 40 permanent collection sites and more than 20,000 donor clinics annually.

Established over 50 years ago, the Canadian Diabetes Association is a charitable organization that has grown to include a presence in more than 150 communities across the country. The Canadian Diabetes Association promotes the health of Canadians through diabetes research, education, service and advocacy.

Epilepsy Ontario is a registered charitable non-profit non-governmental health organization dedicated to promoting independence and optimal quality of life for children and adults living with seizure disorders, by promoting information, awareness, support services, advocacy, education and research.

Hamilton’s Centre for Civic Inclusion (HCCI)
is a community-based civic resource centre, committed to working as a catalyst for anti-racist change across Hamilton. HCCI assists Hamilton, its major institutions, business, service providers, and residents to develop transformative processes that promote equity and create racism-free and inclusive environments in all areas of civic life.

The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra is a charitable non-profit performing arts organization with a history of over 120 years serving the Hamilton-Burlington Bay Region. The HPO brings the joy and benefits of live professional orchestral concerts to music lovers of all ages, through quality performances at Hamilton Place, educational and health institutions and other community venues. It presents innovative Music Education Community Outreach programs for school children and teens with its Musicians in the Schools program; open rehearsal experiences; coaching; mentoring; school concerts and tours.

The Junior League has been at the forefront of meeting the changing needs of our community and is looking forward to continuing to provide countless hours of volunteer time, contributing to sustainable, positive community impact. The Junior League of Hamilton-Burlington, Inc., founded in 1931, has made lasting contributions to our community in areas ranging from the environment and the arts to health and well being, social services, women and children, and respite care.

The Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice is a not-for-profit organization incorporated in 1991. It offers an interdisciplinary team of staff and professionally trained volunteers who provide supportive services to individuals and their families who are living with life-threatening illness.

The Self-Esteem Network of Hamilton is a non-sectarian, incorporated, non-profit, charitable organization (86526 5086 RR0001) .

Background. The Network was founded in 1994 as a working arm of the regional Prevention Network when the need for courses and workshops in self-esteem was recognized by the Regional Social Services.

Financial Support. The Network depends on donations and fees from courses to support its work. Individuals and organizations can become members of the Network and will receive announcements of courses and workshops as well as a newsletter three times a year.

Welcome Inn Community Centre of Hamilton is a registered charity (107690992 RR 0001) located in the North End of the City of Hamilton. Welcome Inn is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Audited financial statements and annual reports are available on request. Welcome Inn Community Centre fosters community resilience in children and families, adults and seniors through education and relationship.

Vision of Welcome Inn:In partnership with others we will dedicate ourselves to combat the poverty of exclusion and loneliness. We will foster healing and justice, trusting in the mystery of faith.

Mission of Welcome Inn, is a Mennonite-sponsored community center, in which all people are celebrated and loved unconditionally, enabled to give as well as receive. We are a caring community where people are challenged to grow in self-esteem and respect for other. Essential to our mission is service to others.

The Wraparound planning process offers real hope to families with children, youth or adults with complex needs. It is an innovative approach that mobilizes the community to help families with complex problems to find solutions and have a better life.

We are approaching you because we need help from people like you in this community to really develop this project and to increase your community’s capacity to help children, youth, and their families with complex problems to have a better life…one day at a time!

The Lions Club of Stoney Creek
Wendy Mans-Keddie
24 Sherwood Park
Stoney Creek, ON
905-643-8915
info@lionsclubofstoneycreek.com
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