Helping Hands Jamaica Foundation

Amici Children's Camp Charity, established in 1966, is dedicated to fostering personal growth and life-long skills in children from low-income households by providing multi-year access to summer camps across Ontario. The organization partners with 48 accredited camps to ensure that these children can experience the joys of camping, build relationships, and develop their full potential. With a firm commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, Amici's mission embodies an understanding of the unique challenges faced by families in financial need. In recognizing the traditional Indigenous territories upon which they operate, Amici also honors the diverse cultures of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples, thus enriching the camp experience for all participants. Generated from the website

The Toronto Camera Club, established in 1888, is the oldest camera club in Canada and a foundational institution in North America, currently celebrating its 138th season. With a diverse program that includes weekly meetings, workshops, and competitions, the club fosters a communal environment for photographers of all skill levels to enhance their abilities and appreciation for the art of photography. Members benefit from resources like a darkroom, gallery, and specialized interest groups, as well as events such as the Talking Photography Lecture Series. The club emphasizes shared learning and social engagement, making it an inviting space for both novice and experienced photographers to grow creatively. Generated from the website