The Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence celebrated the 25th anniversary of the annual ball that remains a crucial source of funding.

An art auction at Maison-Alcan raised funds for clinical services, intervention programs and adapted activities for those with autism.

The Greatest Showman-themed evening's proceeds will contribute to upcoming emergency department additions and renovations.

Nearly 700 participants gathered in Valois Park on Saturday, September 23rd, to run or walk in memory of their lost loved ones and to...

This annual fundraiser hopes to promote musical workshops and educational community opportunities through song.

From September 22nd to 24th, an all-female softball tournament will raise funds for Ricochet's residential instability programs.

Ten dragon boat teams raised $111,000 for the Lakeshore's Oncology Department to offer massage therapy to its patients.

This annual golf tournament has raised $4.1 million for the Residence over the past ten years, with this year contributing $505,000.

The AQVA's regatta raised $80,000 this year to provide adapted sailing to as many people with reduced mobility as possible.

L'Île-Bizard's annual golf tournament for local community organizations will take place at the Royal Montréal course on October 13th.

On Saturday, one man's 4500 km-long marathon with the goal of protecting monarch butterflies will be celebrated in Vaudreuil.

Twenty years after its creation to help the community, the first free event of this festival was held for this occasion in DDO on July 8.

The West Island Cancer Wellness Centre's Amazing Race style fundraiser raised $208,503.85 towards their cancer support programs and services

The Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence's 7th Annual Course pour la Compassion is set for Saturday, September 23rd, in Valois Park.

The New Orleans-themed fundraiser amassed $175,000 towards the modernization and expansion of the Lachine Hospital.

During a month-long trip, Anthony Soles and William Stone-Barney will ski renowned peaks to raise funds for ALS.

West Island Community Shares is distributing 1.5 million to over 40 local West Island organizations as they celebrate 25 years.

Support WIAIH and take part in their WALK FOR WIAIH on May 28th.

Launched in 2003 by John Abbott employees, the purpose of the Loonie Line is to help students in need. This year, they raised $36,696.

The John Abbott College Foundation calls on staff, students, alums, and the public to line its main hallway with loonies.