Muscular Dystrophy Associates of Canada

The Afghan Canadian Islamic Community (ACIC) is a non-profit charitable organization founded in 1989, dedicated to providing cultural, social, and religious services to Afghan immigrants in Canada. With over 1,400 family members actively engaging in a variety of programs, ACIC creates a welcoming environment for individuals to practice their traditions and celebrate their cultural heritage. ACIC's mission is to empower the community by offering educational and cultural programs that inspire personal growth and social interaction. The organization strives to foster a dynamic, inclusive community that promotes cultural, social, and spiritual development for all its members. Generated from the website

Csae Trillium Chapter is a professional association based in Toronto, ON, dedicated to supporting and connecting individuals in the association management industry. With a focus on education, networking, and professional development, Csae Trillium Chapter provides resources and opportunities for members to enhance their skills and advance their careers. Generated from their business information

The Ontario Blind Sports Association (OBSA) offers a range of sports programs aimed at providing opportunities for fun, participation, and competition among individuals with visual impairments. Located in Aurora, Ontario, the organization is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers can engage and thrive. Led by Executive Director Randa Gohary and Program Manager Richard Amelard, OBSA strives to facilitate access to various sporting events and initiatives. Their commitment to promoting sports for the blind community is evident in their active engagement and development programs. Generated from the website