War Child Canada’s annual gala returned to Toronto, uniting music, philanthropy and advocacy to raise more than $1.1 million for children in conflict zones.

Torontonians gathered across Bloor-Yorkville to advance CANFAR’s mission to end HIV in Canada.

The Dream Beyond Limits Gala spotlighted Autism In Mind’s mission and the launch of a groundbreaking project that redefines support for adults with special needs.

While facing an unexpected health setback, Jennifer Melino focused on what she could control: replacing reactive thought patterns with positive and intentional ones instead. Now, she helps others do the same with her platform Surrender.

The inaugural Pink Door Gala brought together elegance, purpose and innovation to advance the future of breast cancer research.

The inaugural Untucked Golf Tournament brought star power and generosity to the green in support of CAMH.

The community gathered on the green for rounds of golf, dinner and prizes in support of the SickKids Foundation.

Toronto leaders and philanthropists gathered to support abuse survivors at the inaugural Moving Stories: A Luncheon for Changemakers.

Dr. R.J. Kamatovic raises a glass in support of men’s health—both physical and mental—at this Movember Foundation evening affair on November 22. 

Under twinkling lights, the much-anticipated annual Scrubs In The City event raised $1.5 million in support of SickKids.

The runway at the Well Dressed for Spring fashion show was a powerful force for good, raising over $430,000 for the Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation.

Diagnosed with arthritis in her early 40s, Trish Barbato advocates for those with the disease as the leader of Arthritis Society Canada.  

City Couture: Fleurs de Rouge shines for SickKids Foundation.

Long-time educator Ellen Schwartz explains how she founded Project Give Back, a passion-based curriculum that teaches students to become empathetic and compassionate leaders in their communities.

Funds raised by the ONE LIFE Gala will enable research toward early cancer detection.

For Suzanne Rogers, philanthropy is a way of life and an opportunity to help organizations close to her heart

Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation’s recent fashion show benefitting Canadians with cancer was a smash hit.

Celebrating diversity and shining a spotlight on WoodGreen Community Services at the city’sfirst UNMET Gala.

This year’s All-Star Gala in Support of SickKids was a resounding success, thanks to all who attended and selflessly donated to an incredible cause.

There’s an event in June that supportsfamilies going through a healthcare journey.Here’s where some of the money raised atthis wonderful initiative goes.