Tim Horton Foundation Camps

Tim Hortons Foundation Camps, established in 1974, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth from low-income backgrounds by providing them with essential leadership, social, and emotional skills. Through their multi-year leadership programming, they aim to help young people aged 9 to 16 discover their true potential and build resilience for a brighter future. Recognizing the historical implications of their work on traditional Indigenous lands, Tim Hortons Foundation Camps is committed to acknowledging past injustices while fostering opportunities for youth. Their mission emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment where young people can thrive and become problem solvers in their communities. Generated from the website

Camp Woodeden and Camp Merrywood, operated by Easter Seals Ontario, offer fully accessible and inclusive summer camping experiences for children and young adults with disabilities. The camps provide a variety of programs including Individual Camp, Leaders In Training, Voyager Camp, and Family Camp, catering to different needs and interests. Each year, Easter Seals Ontario sends campers to these facilities, which are entirely funded through public donations, highlighting the organization's commitment to ensuring that all children have the opportunity to enjoy the magic of camp. The camps aim to foster leadership, communication, teamwork, and a sense of community while providing fun activities tailored for all abilities. Generated from the website

Steckle Heritage Farm, settled in 1833 by John and Esther Bleams Steckle, is a designated heritage property in Kitchener, Canada. Operating as a non-profit organization since 1988, the farm serves as an urban farm education center and a unique venue for weddings and events. Offering educational and recreational opportunities related to Ontario's agricultural traditions, Steckle Heritage Farm provides children's programs, school tours, summer camps, and volunteer opportunities. With a focus on hands-on learning, the farm aims to connect visitors with nature, agriculture, and the dynamic history of the Steckle family. Generated from their website