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Monthly donations - whether $5 or $50 - help sustain our organization. It allows us to plan and execute our program without worrying about when the next donation will come. Becoming a monthly donor gives us security and ensures we can keep our doors open for those who need it most.
Corporate Volunteer Opportunity
Borden Place Inc. has an ongoing partnership with Kits For A Cause, a unique social enterprise that supports BPI by helping our donors organize an employee engagement or group bonding activity that is seamless from start to finish. The team ensures that the “care kits” being built are exactly what our
organization needs at that point in time.
Send an email to kayla@bordenplace.org to find out more.
Partners
Green Standards
Green Standards enables the efficient and ethical redistribution of furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) during times of workplace change. When major corporations move or renovate, Green Standards help them donate their surplus furniture and equipment to non-profits locally. They provide free office furniture, equipment, and supplies — with free delivery — to registered non-profits and community organizations around the world on behalf of our
corporate clients and partners.
Sign up here to join The Green Standards Charitable Network.
ACCES Employment
With funding and support from all three levels of government, the United Way Greater Toronto, and a significant list of corporate sponsors. We serve over 56,000 clients each year, at our seven locations across the Greater Toronto Area and online. Eighty-six percent of our clients are newcomers to Canada. Our reach extends to pre‐arrival immigrants and our reputation for success and service excellence is well‐known across the immigration and employment sectors and the many communities we serve. We have been serving the City of Toronto, the Province of Ontario and Canada for more than 37 years.
AMHO
AMHO mobilizes the MHA sector towards a better system for the clients who use it. We play a leading role in working with our members to mobilize their knowledge and innovations, build capacity and scale sector-leading best practices. AMHO supports peer to-peer learning to share innovations in care. We leverage our members’ extensive expertise to showcase leading evidence-informed models and work with our funders and other partners to drive broader adoption as well as sustained investment in building a world-class mental health and addictions system for all Ontarians.
Second Harvest
We’re here to create meaningful impact for people and the planet, so we’re playing our part to meet Canada’s commitment to the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, including Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, Goal 13: Climate Action and Goal 2: Zero Hunger.
Climate change, food waste and hunger are challenging issues, and it takes drive and the passion to face them head on. Realizing our vision of No Waste. No Hunger. can only be done when we all believe that it can – and will – be achieved.
COBS Bread
Fresh, handcrafted bread and treats. Quality, carefully sourced ingredients. Friends and family. Passion and curiosity. We’re up at the crack of dawn so our bakeries smell like Mom’s kitchen. After each day of sharing our love for all things fluffy and flaky, we pay it forward by donating leftover baked goods to local charities.
Kits for a Cause
Kits for a Cause is an organization that helps connect charities across North America with groups and individuals who are looking to get involved, give back and make an impact. Whether you’re looking to support a local school or help at-risk groups prepare for colder weather with essential supplies, we’re here to help.
United Way
United Way aims to bringing vital services closer to home, working together with several partners on local solutions and invest in a stronger future for our GTA.
United way continues to invest in a strong social safety net connecting people to food, shelter, good jobs, mental health support and
more. They convene frontline agencies, residents, governments and partners to move fast and solve complex problems — like housing, food insecurity and mental health. As well as invest in Community agencies that are being priced out of the very neighbourhoods they serve. United Way is stepping in to make that change.
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