Fondation Jean Lapointe Inc

La Fondation Jean Lapointe in Montréal, Canada is dedicated to fighting addiction and substance abuse through various initiatives such as the annual "28-Day Challenge Without Alcohol" and fundraising events like the Bombardier Golf Tournament and Grand Oyster Feast. Since 2008, the foundation has impacted over 600,000 youth by raising awareness about the risks associated with alcohol and substance consumption, while also providing support to families and individuals struggling with addiction, offering them hope for a better future. Generated from their website

The Trans Canada Trail is the longest multi-use trail system in the world, offering diverse experiences across urban, rural, and wilderness landscapes. It connects every province and territory of Canada, promoting activities such as hiking, cycling, paddling, and horseback riding for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. Generated from the website

Fondation du Sentier Transcanadien is dedicated to the stewardship and promotion of the Trans Canada Trail, the longest multi-use trail system in the world, which connects urban, rural, and wilderness landscapes across Canada. The organization aims to ensure the Trail remains safe and accessible for everyone, celebrating community, connection, and adventure through various activities tailored for diverse trail users. Through campaigns, funding initiatives, and educational resources, the foundation fosters a strong sense of environmental stewardship and public health. By supporting tree-planting activities and trail infrastructure development, they underscore the economic and social benefits of connecting Canadians through this extraordinary national legacy. Generated from the website