Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities Campaign
Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign! When you give back to ALS Canada, you are joining a passionate community united in our desire to help people and families living with ALS today – and to make ALS a treatable, not terminal disease in the future. Our work is only possible because of the generosity and dedication of our donors and volunteers. Thank you for your continuous support!
– ALS Society Canada
From everyone here at the Alzheimer Society of Ontario, thank you so much for your generous support. For 40 years, the Alzheimer Society has been the first point of contact for over 282,000 people living with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in Ontario. Our province-wide support programs are a source of knowledge, support, and hope for anyone affected by dementia whether directly or indirectly.
With your support, we can keep doing what we do best: offering vital support programs, funding dementia research, sharing educational resources, and spreading awareness.
Thank you for helping create a more dementia-friendly Ontario!
– Alzheimer’s Society of Ontario
Through their annual workplace charitable campaign, @federatedhealth helps fuel our mission to fight the fire of arthritis with research, advocacy, innovation, information and support. Thank you!
– Arthritis Society of Canada
“Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign and for choosing to support Autism Ontario! All donations received support our 7 regions across the province in our work to help all autistic individuals and families in their communities have access to meaningful supports, information, and connections so they are equitably and seamlessly supported across their life course. Thank you to our generous donors – we couldn’t do it without you!”
– Autism Ontario
“Thank you for supporting the Canadian Cancer Society through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign. You helped us fund over 100 new research projects to fuel discovery and improve the lives of people facing cancer. We took a stand on important cancer issues to build a healthier society and worked with governments to influence policies and prioritize the needs of people with cancer, such as tobacco control and gender-neutral school-based HPV vaccination programs. Through it all, we offered high-quality, compassionate in-person and online support as well as trusted, evidence-based cancer information to all who need it. Thank you – we couldn’t have achieved this without our dedicated community of donors and partners, and we are deeply grateful for the support. Together, we can change the future of cancer forever.”
– Canadian Cancer Society
Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign! As one of the 21 charities to benefit from your generous giving, we are honoured. Your donation made to the Canadian Liver Foundation is making an impact on the lives of thousands of Canadians affected by liver disease. Through new breakthroughs in research, support through our National Help Line, and advocacy efforts in rural communities, you are making a difference. Thank you for proving that every small act of generosity creates a ripple effect within the lives of thousands of Canadians.
– Canadian Liver Foundation
Thank you for supporting Crohn’s and Colitis Canada as part of the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign. Crohn’s and Colitis Canada is the only national, volunteer-based charity focused on finding the cures for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis and improving the lives of children and adults affected by these diseases.
We are one of the top two health charity funders of Crohn’s and colitis research in the world, investing over $140 million in research since 1974, leading to important breakthroughs in genetics, gut microbes, inflammation, and cell repair as well as laying the groundwork for new and better treatments.
Because of your ongoing support, we are transforming the lives of people affected by Crohn’s and colitis (the two main forms of inflammatory bowel disease) through research, patient programs, advocacy, and awareness. Thank you for everything you do!
– Crohn’s and Colitis Canada
Cystic Fibrosis Canada extends our heartfelt thanks for your support of the 2023 Federated Health Charities Campaign. Your donations and volunteer support are critical in helping to drive innovations that are improving the lives of the thousands of Canadians living with CF. Together we have extended the lifespan of people living with cystic fibrosis and have contributed to the discovery of the newest life-changing medications. By funding breakthrough research and clinical trials, we will ensure that no one is left behind and that every child and adult – no matter where they live in this country – have what they need to live a full and healthy life, with hope for their future. Thank you!
– Cystic Fibrosis Canada
“Diabetes Canada is thankful for the generous support to help improve the lives of the almost 12 million people in Canada affected by diabetes. The 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign enables us to fund critical research, education programs, support services, advocacy, and initiatives aligned with our vision of a world free of the effects of diabetes.”
– Diabetes Canada
“The Heart and Stroke Foundation is grateful to everyone who contributed to the fight against heart disease, stroke, and related conditions by participating in the Federated Health Charities campaign. Thanks to your generosity, we continue to lead advances in heart and brain health by championing critical research, closing knowledge gaps to drive impact, and funding innovations. Transforming our healthcare system is a massive collaborative effort, and we are so grateful for your support! Together, we will promote health, save lives, and enhance recovery.”
– Heart & Stroke
Hemophilia Ontario serves well over five thousand people dealing with bleeding disorders. We support this community in a number of ways including: Health Advocacy, Education programs, youth infusion training camps as well as financial assistance to support transportation to appointments, medical devices not covered by OHIP, physio, medical alert bracelets and financial support in accessing programing. We could not do all that we do with the funds realized from Federated Health. Thank you for your continued support that allows us to improve the lives of our bleeding disorder community.
– Hemophilia Ontario
Thank you for your generous support to the Institute for Advancements in Mental Health (IAM) through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign.
At IAM, we are dedicated to redesigning society for better mental health, and your contributions are instrumental in helping us address the complex needs of those affected by mental illness.
Your support helps us provide one-on-one counseling and support, run workshops for caregivers and professionals, and empower people with severe mental illness through our Recovery in Action program. With your help, we can provide scholarships for people with psychosis, breaking down barriers and creating more opportunities for those impacted by mental illness. Your support also funds innovative research and contributes to raising awareness of mental illness.
With your help, we are able to innovate, support, and drive change for people impacted by mental illness. Together, we can make a world of difference. Thank you again for your generosity and commitment to improving mental health.
– Institute for Advancement in Mental Health
“Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign. Your continued support is crucial in helping the Lung Health Foundation’s unwavering commitment to support and empower individuals living with lung disease throughout Ontario and across Canada and ensures that we are able to carry out our mission through our range of community initiatives, grass-roots educational programs, research and advocacy. We will continue to elevate awareness and foster a compassionate environment for those affected by lung conditions, including their caregivers.”
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common neurological disease affecting young adults in Canada. Currently, over 90,000 Canadians live with MS, with approximately 12 being diagnosed every day. It is through partnerships like this that we can empower the MS community and provide access to the much needed research, programs, and services to navigate their personal disease journey. We are thankful for the support Federation Health Charities has shown us and their commitment to contribute to a brighter future for people living with MS.
– MS Canada
The contribution from Federated Health Charities makes a difference to
our everyday work in advocating for people living with and at risk for HIV.
The Ontario AIDS Network is thankful for the support we receive from FHC and are proud to be members.
Thank you for supporting the Ontario Federation for Cerebral Palsy through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign.
Your contributions help us fund essential resources and support for our members, including life-changing assistive devices and equipment through our Assistive Devices Funding Program (ADFP).
Your contributions are appreciated every single day. It is only through the generosity of our donors that we are able to support and enrich the lives of our members. With the ongoing support of the Federated Health Charities campaign, we can continue to strive for equity, choice, inclusion, and access for all our members.
Thank you for supporting Osteoporosis Canada through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign! The funds raised help to provide programs and support services to those that need it most. With over 2.3 million Canadians living with osteoporosis, these funds provide vital resources and tools to Ontarians so they can make bone health a priority, reduce their risk of osteoporosis and related fractures. We are grateful for the continued support and generosity of donors and volunteers during this campaign – together, we will make Canadians unbreakable!
– Osteoporosis Canada
Thank you for supporting Parkinson Canada through the Federated Health Charities campaign. Your support helps us in three crucial areas. We’re investing in innovative research to translate discoveries into treatments and cures. We’re also re-imagining our digital presence, empowering Canadians with Parkinson’s to access expert-informed resources through a responsive website and tools like CareFinder. Additionally, we’ll continue partnering with research institutions to deliver quality care and grow the next generation of healthcare professionals for Canadians with Parkinson’s, regardless of where they live. Your continued support makes it possible for people with Parkinson’s to lead fulfilling lives. Thank you again.
– Parkinson Canada
“The money raised by the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign will make an incredible impact in the lives of people living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), a marginalized and neglected disorder. On behalf of people living with SCD in Ontario, we thank you for your contributions to the campaign.”
“As a small provincial charity, Spinal Cord Injury Ontario is forever grateful for the support of the Ontario Public Service Employees and the Federated Health 2023 Campaign.
Your funding ensures we can continue to provide life-transforming equipment and services to our clients and their families for free across Ontario. This year you made a difference in the lives of thousands of clients and family members. Thank you.”
Funds raised through the Federated Health Charities Campaign allow The Kidney Foundation of Canada to provide critical programs, education, support to help Ontarians affected by kidney disease when they need it most. It helps fund innovative research to improve treatment and discover a cure for kidney disease. Every donation makes a difference in improving the lives of those affected by kidney disease. Thank to you to all OPS, OPP and Ontario agency employees who generously volunteered their time or donated to support the over 12,000 Ontarians with advanced chronic kidney disease, the 10,000 Ontarians requiring pre-dialysis care and the nearly 9,000 Ontarians that are living with a transplant.
Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign! When you give back to ALS Canada, you are joining a passionate community united in our desire to help people and families living with ALS today – and to make ALS a treatable, not terminal disease in the future. Our work is only possible because of the generosity and dedication of our donors and volunteers. Thank you for your continuous support!
– ALS Society Canada
From everyone here at the Alzheimer Society of Ontario, thank you so much for your generous support. For 40 years, the Alzheimer Society has been the first point of contact for over 282,000 people living with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in Ontario. Our province-wide support programs are a source of knowledge, support, and hope for anyone affected by dementia whether directly or indirectly.
With your support, we can keep doing what we do best: offering vital support programs, funding dementia research, sharing educational resources, and spreading awareness.
Thank you for helping create a more dementia-friendly Ontario!
– Alzheimer’s Society of Ontario
Through their annual workplace charitable campaign, @federatedhealth helps fuel our mission to fight the fire of arthritis with research, advocacy, innovation, information and support. Thank you!
– Arthritis Society of Canada
“Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign and for choosing to support Autism Ontario! All donations received support our 7 regions across the province in our work to help all autistic individuals and families in their communities have access to meaningful supports, information, and connections so they are equitably and seamlessly supported across their life course. Thank you to our generous donors – we couldn’t do it without you!”
– Autism Ontario
“Thank you for supporting the Canadian Cancer Society through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign. You helped us fund over 100 new research projects to fuel discovery and improve the lives of people facing cancer. We took a stand on important cancer issues to build a healthier society and worked with governments to influence policies and prioritize the needs of people with cancer, such as tobacco control and gender-neutral school-based HPV vaccination programs. Through it all, we offered high-quality, compassionate in-person and online support as well as trusted, evidence-based cancer information to all who need it. Thank you – we couldn’t have achieved this without our dedicated community of donors and partners, and we are deeply grateful for the support. Together, we can change the future of cancer forever.”
– Canadian Cancer Society
Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign! As one of the 21 charities to benefit from your generous giving, we are honoured. Your donation made to the Canadian Liver Foundation is making an impact on the lives of thousands of Canadians affected by liver disease. Through new breakthroughs in research, support through our National Help Line, and advocacy efforts in rural communities, you are making a difference. Thank you for proving that every small act of generosity creates a ripple effect within the lives of thousands of Canadians.
– Canadian Liver Foundation
Thank you for supporting Crohn’s and Colitis Canada as part of the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign. Crohn’s and Colitis Canada is the only national, volunteer-based charity focused on finding the cures for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis and improving the lives of children and adults affected by these diseases.
We are one of the top two health charity funders of Crohn’s and colitis research in the world, investing over $140 million in research since 1974, leading to important breakthroughs in genetics, gut microbes, inflammation, and cell repair as well as laying the groundwork for new and better treatments.
Because of your ongoing support, we are transforming the lives of people affected by Crohn’s and colitis (the two main forms of inflammatory bowel disease) through research, patient programs, advocacy, and awareness. Thank you for everything you do!
– Crohn’s and Colitis Canada
Cystic Fibrosis Canada extends our heartfelt thanks for your support of the 2023 Federated Health Charities Campaign. Your donations and volunteer support are critical in helping to drive innovations that are improving the lives of the thousands of Canadians living with CF. Together we have extended the lifespan of people living with cystic fibrosis and have contributed to the discovery of the newest life-changing medications. By funding breakthrough research and clinical trials, we will ensure that no one is left behind and that every child and adult – no matter where they live in this country – have what they need to live a full and healthy life, with hope for their future. Thank you!
– Cystic Fibrosis Canada
“Diabetes Canada is thankful for the generous support to help improve the lives of the almost 12 million people in Canada affected by diabetes. The 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign enables us to fund critical research, education programs, support services, advocacy, and initiatives aligned with our vision of a world free of the effects of diabetes.”
– Diabetes Canada
“The Heart and Stroke Foundation is grateful to everyone who contributed to the fight against heart disease, stroke, and related conditions by participating in the Federated Health Charities campaign. Thanks to your generosity, we continue to lead advances in heart and brain health by championing critical research, closing knowledge gaps to drive impact, and funding innovations. Transforming our healthcare system is a massive collaborative effort, and we are so grateful for your support! Together, we will promote health, save lives, and enhance recovery.”
– Heart & Stroke
Hemophilia Ontario serves well over five thousand people dealing with bleeding disorders. We support this community in a number of ways including: Health Advocacy, Education programs, youth infusion training camps as well as financial assistance to support transportation to appointments, medical devices not covered by OHIP, physio, medical alert bracelets and financial support in accessing programing. We could not do all that we do with the funds realized from Federated Health. Thank you for your continued support that allows us to improve the lives of our bleeding disorder community.
– Hemophilia Ontario
Thank you for your generous support to the Institute for Advancements in Mental Health (IAM) through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign.
At IAM, we are dedicated to redesigning society for better mental health, and your contributions are instrumental in helping us address the complex needs of those affected by mental illness.
Your support helps us provide one-on-one counseling and support, run workshops for caregivers and professionals, and empower people with severe mental illness through our Recovery in Action program. With your help, we can provide scholarships for people with psychosis, breaking down barriers and creating more opportunities for those impacted by mental illness. Your support also funds innovative research and contributes to raising awareness of mental illness.
With your help, we are able to innovate, support, and drive change for people impacted by mental illness. Together, we can make a world of difference. Thank you again for your generosity and commitment to improving mental health.
“Thank you for supporting the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign. Your continued support is crucial in helping the Lung Health Foundation’s unwavering commitment to support and empower individuals living with lung disease throughout Ontario and across Canada and ensures that we are able to carry out our mission through our range of community initiatives, grass-roots educational programs, research and advocacy. We will continue to elevate awareness and foster a compassionate environment for those affected by lung conditions, including their caregivers.”
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common neurological disease affecting young adults in Canada. Currently, over 90,000 Canadians live with MS, with approximately 12 being diagnosed every day. It is through partnerships like this that we can empower the MS community and provide access to the much needed research, programs, and services to navigate their personal disease journey. We are thankful for the support Federation Health Charities has shown us and their commitment to contribute to a brighter future for people living with MS.
– MS Canada
The contribution from Federated Health Charities makes a difference to
our everyday work in advocating for people living with and at risk for HIV.
The Ontario AIDS Network is thankful for the support we receive from FHC and are proud to be members.
Thank you for supporting the Ontario Federation for Cerebral Palsy through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign.
Your contributions help us fund essential resources and support for our members, including life-changing assistive devices and equipment through our Assistive Devices Funding Program (ADFP).
Your contributions are appreciated every single day. It is only through the generosity of our donors that we are able to support and enrich the lives of our members. With the ongoing support of the Federated Health Charities campaign, we can continue to strive for equity, choice, inclusion, and access for all our members.
Thank you for supporting Osteoporosis Canada through the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign! The funds raised help to provide programs and support services to those that need it most. With over 2.3 million Canadians living with osteoporosis, these funds provide vital resources and tools to Ontarians so they can make bone health a priority, reduce their risk of osteoporosis and related fractures. We are grateful for the continued support and generosity of donors and volunteers during this campaign – together, we will make Canadians unbreakable!
– Osteoporosis Canada
Thank you for supporting Parkinson Canada through the Federated Health Charities campaign. Your support helps us in three crucial areas. We’re investing in innovative research to translate discoveries into treatments and cures. We’re also re-imagining our digital presence, empowering Canadians with Parkinson’s to access expert-informed resources through a responsive website and tools like CareFinder. Additionally, we’ll continue partnering with research institutions to deliver quality care and grow the next generation of healthcare professionals for Canadians with Parkinson’s, regardless of where they live. Your continued support makes it possible for people with Parkinson’s to lead fulfilling lives. Thank you again.
– Parkinson Canada
“The money raised by the 2023 Federated Health Charities campaign will make an incredible impact in the lives of people living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), a marginalized and neglected disorder. On behalf of people living with SCD in Ontario, we thank you for your contributions to the campaign.”
“As a small provincial charity, Spinal Cord Injury Ontario is forever grateful for the support of the Ontario Public Service Employees and the Federated Health 2023 Campaign.
Your funding ensures we can continue to provide life-transforming equipment and services to our clients and their families for free across Ontario. This year you made a difference in the lives of thousands of clients and family members. Thank you.”
Funds raised through the Federated Health Charities Campaign allow The Kidney Foundation of Canada to provide critical programs, education, support to help Ontarians affected by kidney disease when they need it most. It helps fund innovative research to improve treatment and discover a cure for kidney disease. Every donation makes a difference in improving the lives of those affected by kidney disease. Thank to you to all OPS, OPP and Ontario agency employees who generously volunteered their time or donated to support the over 12,000 Ontarians with advanced chronic kidney disease, the 10,000 Ontarians requiring pre-dialysis care and the nearly 9,000 Ontarians that are living with a transplant.