Our Partners
Aviva works with trusted companies and organizations to enhance the Aviva Community Fund experience for you. These partners include:
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Over 2 million Canadians have difficulty typing, moving a mouse or reading a screen. They can’t surf the web without assistive technology. Aviva Canada empowers them by featuring eSSENTIAL Accessibility™ as a key pillar of their Community Involvement strategy. Join our Online Social Responsibility initiative and enable freedom today.
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Benevity's embeddable microdonation platform helps companies build optional, choice-driven giving and matching into their everyday operations.
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OTIP is proud to partner with Aviva on providing home and auto insurance to the education employees of Ontario, who create positive change in schools every day.
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Free The Children is a proud outreach partner for the Aviva Community Fund. Free the Children empowers children in North America to take action to improve the lives of fellow children overseas. Their local leadership initiatives bring leadership and inspiration to tens of thousands of youth in the US, Canada and internationally.
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CTV is proud to once again support Aviva and the launch of the Aviva Community Fund competition. Featured in broadcast exposure across CTV, Star!, Much and MTV via CANADA AM, ETALK and WE DAY broadcasts, The Aviva Community Fund encourages all Canadians to submit an idea that will make a positive impact at home or across the country.
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Volunteer Canada, the national voice for volunteerism in Canada is proud to support the Aviva Community Fund in its second year. The Aviva Community Fund opens the door for organizations, big or small, to take on the challenges that their communities face daily. Aviva’s support for innovative and socially focused thinking provides Canadians with an opportunity to raise awareness and visibility for the causes that they care about. Volunteers are the ultimate agents of social change and Volunteer Canada is excited to see so many passionate Canadians take charge and mobilize their peers to support causes, charities, movements and action plans.
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Learning for a Sustainable future's flagship program for action project ideas and classroom resources is the Resources for Rethinking (R4R.ca) Database. R4R provides educators access to lesson plans, worksheets and other teaching resources that integrate environmental, social and economic spheres through learning that is interdisciplinary and action oriented. Each R4R resource has been reviewed by an experienced classroom teacher and matched to relevant curriculum outcomes for all provinces and territories. Search over 750 resources by grade, subject, jurisdiction, and sustainability theme for ideas for an action project.
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Learning for a Sustainable Future
Created in 1991, Learning for a Sustainable Future (LSF) creates engaging sustainability education experiences. LSF works bottom-up with students to bring sustainability into the classroom, through action projects which link education to community action; with teachers and schools board officials through professional development workshops and resources to change teaching practice; and top-down by collaborating with Ministries of Education to revise education policy and curriculum. As a connector, resource and facilitator for change, LSF is inspiring a new generation of responsible citizens!
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Psychology Foundation of Canada
The Psychology Foundation of Canada, a national not-for-profit organization, translates leading psychological research into state-of-the-art programs to promote mental health. Our goal is to help people manage stress and build their resilience in the home, the community and the workplace. Our programs are delivered through multiple channels and diverse partnerships across Canada.
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The Canadian Abilities Foundation (CAF) was founded in 1986 and has been a national leader and partner with other organizations and governments on various projects related to disability and communications. Publishers of several disability-related books and publications, including Abilities, Canada's Lifestyle Magazine for People with Disabilities as well as the Directory of Disability Organizations in Canada (DDOC), the most comprehensive listing of disability organizations complied in Canada. CAF's on-line presence links people with disabilities to a world of resources. It is a fully accessible online centre with over twenty years' worth of resources.
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Child Welfare League of Canada
The Child Welfare League of Canada (CWLC) is the voice for child welfare issues across Canada. Established in 1994, CWLC is a membership-based national organization dedicated to promoting the well-being and protection of vulnerable young people. CWLC plays a significant role in promoting best practices among those in the field of child welfare, child rights, children and youth mental health and youth justice.
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For 60 years, March of Dimes has been on the forefront of the disability movement in Canada. Today, we provide One Stop: Opportunities for Independence by offering a variety of important programs and services to over 50,000 Canadians with disabilities each year: programs like Conductive Education®, which helps improve mobility and self-confidence, recreation and social opportunities, employment supports, funding for assistive devices and home and vehicle modification, support for polio and stroke survivors, their loved ones and healthcare professionals, advocacy and more. March of Dimes’ service offering is very broad, but the organization is single-minded in its mission – creating a society inclusive of people with physical disabilities.
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Canadian Mental Health Association
The Canadian Mental Health Association is a nation-wide, voluntary organization that promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. The CMHA accomplishes this mission through advocacy, education, research and service delivery.
