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Make a donation in memory or honour of someone special. Support WoodGreen, a local charity helping Toronto families, youth, and seniors thrive.
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Donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds to WoodGreen, a local charity supporting youth, seniors, and families while meeting UNMET needs in Toronto.
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Contribute to a donor advised fund with WoodGreen, a local charity in Toronto, and support causes you care about while creating lasting community impact.
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Donate a car, truck, or motorcycle to WoodGreen, a local charity in Toronto, and help drive change for those facing UNMET needs.
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Donor Privacy
WoodGreen is committed to protecting the privacy of our donors. We do not trade, rent or sell donor names. We keep the personal information you provide in strict confidence. “Personal information” refers to any information that can be used to distinguish, identify or contact a specific individual. Safeguards are in place to ensure that the information is not accessed, disclosed or shared more widely than necessary to achieve the purpose for which you allowed us to have it. If you would like us to remove your name from our database, please contact us and we will do so.
The WoodGreen Foundation adheres to Imagine Canada’s voluntary Ethical Fundraising and Financial Accountability Code. All of our staff are bound to uphold accountability standards and the Donor Bill of Rights.
Latest News and Updates
06 August 2025
What Is Modular Housing?
Modular housing is more than a construction method—it’s a game-changer for cities like Toronto facing urgent housing needs. At WoodGreen, we’re embracing modular housing to create high-quality, affordable homes faster, more efficiently, and with less disruption to communities. By building in factories and assembling on-site, we’re cutting timelines, lowering costs, and delivering hope to thousands of people waiting for a safe place to call home.
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10 May 2025
20 Years, One Vision: Homeward Bound Proves Empowering Mothers Transforms Generations
Homeward Bound offers single moms more than just a roof—it’s a chance to rebuild, go back to school, and create a better future for their children. It’s where hope moves in, and fear finally moves out. For Nawal, it was her mother’s relentless dedication that turned everything around. A single decision, a new path, and their lives were forever changed. What began as a chance for a fresh start became the foundation for a future full of possibility. 👉 Read how Homeward Bound transformed their lives.
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28 January 2025
How to find a mentor or mentee in Toronto
January is National Mentoring Month, a time to celebrate the profound impact mentorship has on shaping lives and strengthening communities. WoodGreen’s Community Connections program highlights the transformative power of mentorship by pairing newcomers and Internationally Trained Professionals with volunteer mentors. Through strategic pairings based on professional backgrounds and career goals, the program supports both personal growth and career development, helping participants thrive in their new environment.
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