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06/02/2026

Amateurs de musique d'Ottawa, ceci est pour vous.

Ce samedi, des groupes locaux se rassemblent pour Music for Memory, un concert de bienfaisance qui soutient la recherche et les soins liés à la démence à Bruyère Santé.

L'événement mettra en vedette les performances en direct de The RACKET, ONS Dance Band et Small Town Socials. La totalité des recettes de la billetterie aidera à soutenir la seule clinique de la mémoire dédiée de l'Est de l'Ontario.

La démence touche plus de 700 000 Canadiens, et pour de nombreuses familles, l'accès à des soins et à un soutien spécialisés peut faire toute la différence.

Nous avons récemment examiné de plus près cet événement, la cause qui le motive, et la façon dont la communauté d'Ottawa se mobilise pour faire bouger les choses.

Le lien vers l'article se trouve dans les commentaires ci-dessous.

06/02/2026

🎸 Ottawa music lovers, this one's for you.

This Saturday, local bands are coming together for Music for Memory, a charity concert supporting dementia research and care at Bruyère Health.

The event will feature live performances from The RACKET, ONS Dance Band, and Small Town Socials, with all ticket proceeds helping support Eastern Ontario's only dedicated memory clinic.

Dementia affects more than 700,000 Canadians, and for many families, access to specialized care and support can make a meaningful difference.

We recently took a closer look at the event, the cause behind it, and how the Ottawa community is coming together to make an impact.

Article link in the comments below. 👇

05/29/2026

Did you know that while Toronto ranks as a top city for accessibility in Canada, we still place 22nd globally? There is a massive difference between online claims of accessibility and the reality on the ground.

​That is exactly what Maayan Ziv and the team at AccessNow are working to change.

​AccessFest 2026 is returning to David Pecaut Square, and it’s one of the world's most accessible, barrier-free festivals. This free, 12-hour event is packed with incredible experiences, including:

🎶 Live music from Haviah Mighty and X Ambassadors

🗺️ Interactive MapMission Tours (including behind-the-scenes accessibility look at the Royal Alex and Princess of Wales theatres!)
⚽ Chair yoga and accessible soccer

🤟 An ASL workshop led by Super Bowl interpreter Julian Ortiz

​Accessibility should be built directly into the design of our city, our tech, and our culture. Check out our latest feature on CharityAxess to see how this incredible event is building a roadmap for a truly inclusive Toronto. 👇

​🔗 Read the full story:

Toronto is Canada's top city for accessibility, but hidden barriers remain. Here is how the free AccessFest 2026 is exposing the gaps on June 6.

05/29/2026

For over a decade, James has balanced a thriving real estate career with a deep commitment to philanthropy, actively supporting over 30 charities across the GTA. His work with SickKids Toronto helps ensure that children and families receive world-class care right when they need it most.
​Thank you, James, for proving that building a great community goes far beyond real estate! 💙🏢
​👉 Read the full spotlight on CharityAxess: https://charityaxess.ca/james-milonas-supports-sickkids-toronto/

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https://charityaxess.ca/james-milonas-supports-sickkids-toronto/

Learn how Toronto real estate leader James Milonas is supporting SickKids, CANFAR, and charitable causes across the city.

05/08/2026

Big news for World Wish Day! 🌍💙

Blue Cross of Canada has announced a $100,000 gift to support Make-A-Wish Canada. Since 1989, Blue Cross has provided travel insurance for over 130,000 family members, making sure that medical needs never stand in the way of a child's dream.

Full story here:
👉 https://charityaxess.ca/blue-cross-donates-to-make-a-wish-canada/

Blue Cross celebrates over 35 years with Make-A-Wish Canada by donating $100,000 to grant life-changing travel wishes.

05/07/2026

What if a simple blood draw could replace painful surgical biopsies? 🩸✨

For many cancer patients in Canada, "liquid biopsies" are doing exactly that. This revolutionary technology can provide results in as little as three days—drastically reducing "scanxiety" and helping doctors start personalized treatments faster than ever before.

Learn how this innovation is transforming cancer care across the country:
👉 https://charityaxess.ca/liquid-biopsies-the-simple-blood-test-thats-transforming-cancer-care-in-canada/

How a Quick Blood Draw Is Replacing Painful Procedures, Reducing Scanxiety, and Delivering Faster Answers for Patients For cancer survivors, the years following treatment are often defined by persistent fear. Follow-up monitoring under the old system demanded physical trauma: patients endured painfu...

05/06/2026

Pedals, petals, and purpose 🌸🚲 Natalie Presty aka “FlowerBikeFairy” turned May the 4th into a ride for change, supporting the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto

Learn more and support the cause—visit CharityAxess.

Pédales, pétales et raison d’être 🌸🚲 Natalie « FlowerBikeFairy » Presty a transformé le 4 mai en une initiative porteuse de changement, en soutien au Native Canadian Centre of Toronto

Pour en savoir plus et soutenir la cause, visitez CharityAxess.

05/06/2026

Accessibility isn't a luxury—it's a right. ♿️✨

Maayan Ziv, founder of AccessNow, is on a mission to redefine the map of Canada (and the world) to ensure everyone can navigate their communities with dignity. With 27% of Canadians living with a disability, her work is more vital than ever.

Read how she’s closing the accessibility gap:
👉 https://charityaxess.ca/redefining-the-map-how-maayan-ziv-is-closing-the-accessibility-gap/

The world, in its current state, was not designed with everyone in mind. For the millions of individuals living with disabilities, navigating a city or attending a major event isn't just a matter of showing up—it is a complex logistical challenge. Maayan Ziv, a Toronto- based life-long wheelchair ...

05/05/2026

When the pink ribbons come down, the attention fades 🎀⬇️

But the reality doesn’t.

Breast cancer conversations spike… then disappear. So how do we keep the momentum going beyond awareness months? 🤔

Let’s talk about it.

Read more:

Why Support Can’t Stop in October for Rural New Brunswick Every October, New Brunswick like the rest of Canada, turns pink. Ribbons decorate pins and flood social media pages with hashtags for breast cancer awareness. The energy and support reflect a month of unity and visibility for conversations...

05/04/2026

Some of the hardest parts of pediatric care aren’t always visible.

This piece explores the side effects, pressures, and realities that often go unspoken when caring for children’s health.

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Discover how Canadian charities in Manitoba are advancing pediatric care through precision health, helping children survive diseases.