Does your organization provide opportunities for kids to benefit from an active life? Are you ‘champions’ for the cause? Together we can help kids in your community achieve sustainable behavioural change in activity levels.
We invite Canadian registered charities to review our criteria and application prior to submitting a proposal.
Did you know that there are many forces in communities across Canada striving to make an impact on active healthy lives for kids? Making an impact through:
We are inspired and energized by some of the organizations we are currently supporting.
-Waterloo, Ontario
The Children’s Museum is leading the way as a vital community resource by showcasing local innovation, protecting the environment, celebrating imagination and bringing educational experiences to life through the power of collaboration. Read More…
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
Nestled within the urban boundaries of Winnipeg, Fort Whyte’s 640 acres includes 5 lakes, forest, marsh, meadow and farmland along with 7 km of urban trail – offering countless ways for people to interact with and within nature. Read More…
−London, Ontario
A child’s imagination can take them to the winter Olympics in sports such as curling, luge, and biathlons when they participate in Ski! Skate! Slide!: Celebrate Olympic Pride at London Regional Children’s Museum. Read More…
−Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Fun Fit Friday was created by teacher Daryl Lesyshyn to get his students excited about leading an active life. Read More…
– Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
East View Public School is located in an urban setting with 79% of the student population from the Garden River Indian Reserve, and a large number of families living on social assistance and/or in single parent families. A significant number of students do not have the financial capacity to participate in activities outside the school environment. Read More…
– Vernon, British Columbia
Alexis Park Elementary School approached the Okanagan Boys & Girls (OBGC) Vernon Club about the potential to run an after school program for students aged 10 – 12 who are often left unsupervised during the after school time period. Children Read More…
– Chatham, Ontario
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Chatham-Kent strives to enrich and enhance the personal growth of children and youth by nurturing a meaningful friendship with an adult mentor. Building on existing success the organization is introducing a new program focused on healthy lifestyles for boys. Read More…
The Children’s Museum is leading the way as a vital community resource by showcasing local innovation, protecting the environment, celebrating imagination and bringing educational experiences to life through the power of collaboration.
February’s game is fun, active and everyone can play!
On February 5, the grade 5 – 8 students of Hugh Cairns V.C. School in Saskatoon participated in a new adventure for the school. It was a called In Motion Promotion Commotion.
Today’s Olympic related activities include making a big banner with the kids saying “We Believe—In You.”
As the Olympics descend upon us, the critics of these Olympic and Paralympic Games in Vancouver are being drowned out by slogans of “We Believe”, “Go Canada Go” and “Own the Podium”. We can almost taste the medals “we” are going to win, and we can be promised stories of courage, overcoming the odds, and sheer and awe inspiring excellence.
get them MOVING!
EAT
make it FUN!
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