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How You Can Help CAMH
Your donation to the CAMH Foundation helps create a better understanding of mental illness and addiction leading to better care and real solutions for the 1 in 5 affected Canadians. We appreciate each and every gift we receive. Every gift represents a victory in our fight against the stigma of mental illness and addiction.
Holiday Cards
On sale each year in November, holiday cards are a lovely and memorable way to show someone you care. By choosing our cards you:
- support the important research, care, education and health promotion carried out by CAMH;
- help to create a better understanding of mental illness and addiction for the 1 in 5 Canadians who will be affected by these illnesses in their lifetime.
Corporate Leaders
Our Corporate Leaders do more than give financial support – these businesses demonstrate leadership in creating mentally healthy workplaces and reducing stigma.
With an annual financial contribution of $2,500-$15,000, members are provided with information, tools and opportunities to augment and improve their workplace health policies and programs in the areas of addiction and mental health.
For more information please contact:
Nancy Horvath 416 535-8501 ext. 4234
Donation from the USA
If you currently live in the USA your donation may be eligible for a US charitable tax receipt.
For more information please contact:
Circle of Hope
Our Circle of Hope members make an annual contribution of $1,000-$10,000 to the CAMH Foundation.
Members have opportunities to see donations at work and to learn more about mental illness and addiction through personal tours and special events.
Circle of Hope enables CAMH to meet the most urgent needs in research, treatment, health promotion and prevention, while working towards reducing the stigma surrounding these issues.
Congratulations to the 2009 Award Recipients!
On May 12, over 800 people gathered at the Toronto Metro Convention Centre for the CAMH Transforming Lives Awards gala dinner and ceremony.
The event, presented by RBC Capital Markets, raised nearly $600,000 in support of CAMH's pioneering Queen Street Site Redevelopment project.
