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Piggy bank with Canadian coins

Canadians continue to give to charity despite rocky economy: Statscan

Canadians donated a total of $10.6 billion in 2010, little changed from before the recession in 2007

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Jackie Mann, Co-Founder at the Good Life Community Bike Shop in Calgary.

After years of helping the homeless, bike shop loses home

The Good Life Community Bike Shop helps at-risk youth and homeless people in Calgary acquire new skills

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Hannah Taylor, 15, runs the Ladybug Foundation, which raises money to fight homelessness.

Starting a charity at 8? Meet the generation taking action

Teens and even younger children in Canada are increasingly the ones starting the campaigns invigorating social enterprise

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Donald Jacasum talks with Jessica Jacasum in a temporary shelter where he lives in Attawapiskat, Ont. Tuesday November 29, 2011.

How to help the people of Attawapiskat

Several charitable organizations are accepting donations of cash and goods earmarked for the troubled James Bay reserve

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How many slaves does it take to run your life? There’s an app for that

To calculate your slavery footprint complete an online survey about your lifestyle and find out your score

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Samantha Terry raised $30,000 by the time she was 12 by speaking to Alberta's Rotary clubs. Now she's brought her charity fundraising efforts directly to children in Alberta schools.
Giving

Teen who built a school in Nepal is more than just ‘that fundraiser girl’

Motivated 14-year-old part of a ‘powerhouse of giving’ that propels young Canadians to give from the heart

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WINNIPEG, MANITOBA - October 19, 2011 - Marty Donkervoort poses for a photograph at the ceremonial circle of the Urban Circle Training Centre in Winnipeg's North End Wednesday, October 19, 2011. Donkervoort's social enterprise company Inner City Renovation (ICR) renovated the building for the social organisation. Donkervoort is retired now but founded a social enterprise in Winnipeg called Inner City Renovation (ICR) which does construction work and employs people with criminal records, former gang members.
Giving changed

New breed of company blurs lines between charity and business

Balancing activism and the profit motive isn’t easy, but it’s well worth the effort, say leaders of Canadian social enterprise

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The changing face of giving: Why donors choose anonymity

Closeted philanthropists are not the norm but they are on the rise for personal, spiritual and business reasons

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Vince Carter's Embassy of Hope foundation benefits children’s causes in Southern Ontario. FILE PHOTO - REUTERS/Tim Shaffer
Making game-changing assists off the court

Making game-changing assists off the court

MLSE’s Team Up foundation has benefited from the generosity of star athletes like former Toronto Raptors guard Vince Carter

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Peter Buffett, Warren Buffett's son, runs his father's $1-billion philanthropic foundation.

Peter Buffett’s rich life doesn’t come from family wealth

The son of America’s economic oracle is a compelling paradox of down-home candour and Zen-like aphorisms